The Smiling Liberal Professors I don’t need to remind you that the vast majority of professors are liberal in today’s colleges and universities. If you need a little more evidence, take a look at the short clip from a recent UCLA graduation ceremony. RECENT POSTS TAGS
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Bertha Benz: The Journey That Changed Everything In a time when the word “car” had not even been heard yet, and people relied on horses to pull their wagons, one woman challenged the status quo. To prove to the world that her husband’s invention was the future of mobility, Bertha Benz embarked on the first
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Zohran Mamdani and the Family Business By Daniel J. Mahoney The fact that Zohran Mamdani has a very good chance of being elected mayor of New York City, the honorific capital of the world, ought to give rise to deep consternation and vigorous efforts to defeat him in November’s mayoral election. His political rise
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The Pale Blue Dot As NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft was about to leave our Solar System in 1989, Carl Sagan, a member of the mission’s imaging team, pleaded with officials to turn the camera around to take one last look back at Earth before the spaceship departed from our planet. The resulting image, with the Earth
Which Is More Accurate, ‘Say’s Law’ or ‘Keynes’s Law’? This Mark Skousen article from 2017 is both thought-provoking and enlightening, so I am posting it here. Students almost always get this wrong, until it is explained “They say children are the future, but really teachers are the key to the future.” – Author Unknown We
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