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24 May The Work Ethic and Demographics; Pardon Me*

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The Work Ethic and Demographics Many Americans believe that younger generations don’t have the same work ethic as their elders. They don’t put in the effort, or the hours, of older generations in trying to achieve the American Dream. They’re not as motivated for...

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01 May Silent Spring; You Gotta Love the SEC (or how to spoil a clever insider trading plan)*

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Silent Spring (with apologies to Rachel Carson) If you were driving a car in the 1980s, you’d have had to pull off the highway from time-to-time to clean the windshield because of the number of insects that had met their fate at 60 mph … especially...

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29 Apr Kate Smith; Emails are Forever: Gerrymandering Redux*

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Kate Smith Kate Smith, known at various times as the “Song Bird of the South” and “the First Lady of Radio,” is best known today for her rendition of “God Bless America.” She also sang two songs that many see as disgustingly racist. The lyrics of...

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08 Apr Does Central Planning Work?; University Admissions and the American Meritocracy*

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Does Central Planning Work? Well, does it? Citizens of the former Soviet Union and its Eastern Bloc satellites would answer with a resounding “No.” The economic failures of Soviet-style Central Planning led inexorably to government collapse, the disintegration of the Soviet Empire and the adoption of...

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05 Apr The Rule of Law; Recycling … Garbage-in, Garbage-no-longer-out*

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The Rule of Law Strict adherence to the Rule of Law has been AmericaÔÇÖs differentiator. ItÔÇÖs what has made America great. ItÔÇÖs the reason why American democracy is historyÔÇÖs most durable and why America has the worldÔÇÖs free-est press and most successful economy. ...

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