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May 4, 2009

May 4, 2009

Managing a ‘Meltdown’

Thomas Woods’ latest book offers a fresh perspective on the recession

By Amelia G. Mango

Talk about overachieving. Read more

Moving Forward

Education is the key to Hispanic advancement in U.S. society

By Anthony J. Bonilla & Stephanie Delgado

Immigrants often settle among large groups of members from the same ethnicity and consequently form enclaves that can both assist and in some ways impede the community. Read more

The Deification of Liberation

Liberals ignore science in pursuit of sexual liberation

By Patrick T. Brennan

On topics like abortion, HIV/AIDS, and stem cell research, conservatives, from the Sarah Palin to the Bill Buckley types, are frequently castigated for ignoring the science on the ground. Read more

Galileo Unhinged

Two Men of Florence Revisits the Galileo Affair

By Mary Anne Marks

Two Men of Florence, which closed on April 5 at the Huntington Theatre in Boston, was a play worthy of its protagonist Galileo: brilliant, captivating, often lacking subtlety, and perhaps not as well-meaning as one might hope. Read more

Neither More Nor Less Than Creatures

Postmodern academic theories aggrandize and belittle human beings

By Matthew P. Cavedon

As a student of religion at a thoroughly postmodern university, I feel compelled to criticize two tragic flaws in the way that postmodern academics think about the world.  Read more

When Will the Caissons Go Rolling Along?

Harvard should return ROTC to campus now

By Michael W. McLean

For centuries, Harvard has played a role in the defense of our country. Read more

Conservatives Play ‘Gotcha!’

By the Editors

What is it you think I should have done?” Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) bellowed at the Institute of Politics Forum earlier this month. Read more

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