Perspectives Attacking the Federal Government’s Regulatory Beast Malcolm A. Kline December 14, 2016 Stories surfaced this year to the effect that federal employees would quit if Donald Trump were elected. Unfortunately, that’s not…
Perspectives Government Persecutes For Profit Colleges Malcolm A. Kline November 23, 2016 Can it be that the federal government has been waging war on for-profit colleges because, with all their problems, they…
Perspectives Costs of Immigration Enforcement Malcolm A. Kline September 21, 2016 At the Cato Institute recently, a libertarian law professor claimed we could not enforce mass deportations but did not mention…
Perspectives Diversity Without Dissent Malcolm A. Kline September 20, 2016 There is one type of diversity that university officials are manifestly hostile to: diverse viewpoints critical of the policies which…
Perspectives Economist Mark Skousen Explains Gross Output Alex Nitzberg May 23, 2016 Despite the theory purveyed by the media, consumer spending is not the strongest catalyst of economic expansion, according to economist…
Perspectives Sanders Misleads Students on Scandinavian Socialism Malcolm A. Kline May 17, 2016 His collegiate followers are receptive to Vermont U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders exhortations that the United States should be more like…
Perspectives U.S.-Japan Alliance Has Big Questions Spencer Irvine April 17, 2016 As China-Japan frictions are bubbling to the surface, there are legitimate concerns whether there will be an armed conflict in…
Perspectives Gay Marriage on the Rocks Malcolm A. Kline March 8, 2016 Outside of academia, even gay marriage supporters are dubious about the Supreme Court’s legal logic in legalizing it. “When I…
Perspectives Did the Feds Mess Up the 2008 Recession? Spencer Irvine March 7, 2016 That was the question on the minds of several economists at a panel discussion held at the Cato Institute recently….
Perspectives Republicans Increase Education Spending Spencer Irvine February 29, 2016 Not that that’s a good thing. At the Cato Institute, several conservatives squared off to discuss education reform. David Cleary,…
Faculty Lounge Suppression of Free Speech in Academia is Out of Control Spencer Irvine November 26, 2015 A great take on the free speech issues that are surfacing at America’s college campuses.
Perspectives Antidote to White Flight: Charter and Private Schools Spencer Irvine September 12, 2015 Liberal activists concerned about the “white flight” from cities over the past four decades may want to consider a new…