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Migration: Who Cares?

Coming to the conclusion that migration should not be thought of as a distinctly national issue, two authors presented data on their research of metropolitan cities experiencing and influx of foreign-born immigrants.

College Prep

Speaking of Change…

When 11 percent of Yale’s senior class, 10 percent of Georgetown’s and 9 percent of Harvard’s head off to teach at some of America’s most impoverished inner city schools for the next couple of years, something’s going on.

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Addicted to Nicotine Taxes

The main claims that politicians make when they raise taxes on cigarettes have been found to be wanting, and very expensively so, by the National Taxpayers Union.

College Prep

Save the Children

First it was dodge ball, then it was tag. Now it is sack races and three-legged races that might cause children harm.

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Oil Woes Simplified

As President Reagan once pointed out, there are simple answers, just not easy ones.

Features

Remembering Tony Snow

Tony Snow battled cancer for a long time, but he was such an optimist, such a fighter, so courageous, so hopeful, that his death is a shock.

College Prep

Pop Quiz

How much do American high-schoolers know about their literary heritage? Not much, apparently.

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Gadfly or Watchdog?

Surprisingly, my recent article on the subject raised complaints not from Dr. Schatzberg, but from Dr. Bernard Carroll and UCLA Professor Dr. Robert Rubin—two doctors who confronted Dr. Schatzberg for his shoddy science and conflicts-of-interest in 2004.