Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Friday, October 26, 2012
This old interview with Ayn Rand from a now-defunct UM television network works on many levels.
Via the Bentley Historical Library.
Via the Bentley Historical Library.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Nate Seegert hits a pre-job-market home run as his job market paper is cited on both Marginal Revolution and Ezra Klein's blog at the WaPo.
Congrats to Nate, whose job market paper I quite like as well.
We have other great candidates too .... seven of them with letters from yours truly.
Hat tip: Jessica Goldberg
Congrats to Nate, whose job market paper I quite like as well.
We have other great candidates too .... seven of them with letters from yours truly.
Hat tip: Jessica Goldberg
This may be the worst game Washington has played all year. Unlike LSU and Oregon, Arizona is good but not great. The Huskies should have been close, if not the winners. And yet they got blown out, in large part due to their own mistakes.
This one actually has caused some grumbling in Seattle, as Jerry Brewer describes in his column.
This one actually has caused some grumbling in Seattle, as Jerry Brewer describes in his column.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
The NYT offers this thoughtful piece on the video that, for a few days, was the cause of the raid on the US embassy compound in Libya and on the broader issues it raises.
It seems to me that we are repeating the same error we made during the Cold War. Liberalism, in the broad sense, is a vastly superior product to communism. That case could have been, and should have been, made without apology. Liberalism is also a far better product than theocracy, whether Christian or Muslim or otherwise. That case, too, can and should be made without apology and without any offense to sincere and honest faith.
It seems to me that we are repeating the same error we made during the Cold War. Liberalism, in the broad sense, is a vastly superior product to communism. That case could have been, and should have been, made without apology. Liberalism is also a far better product than theocracy, whether Christian or Muslim or otherwise. That case, too, can and should be made without apology and without any offense to sincere and honest faith.
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