High Costs May Not Be the Worst Aspects of the Attack on Libya March 30, 2011Ivan Eland As if getting enmeshed in a third simultaneous war—with costs soaring in a time […]
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For those who are not long time readers, I have mentioned my retreat into music in prior blog entries. I grew up in Central Illinois with seasonal allergies that made […]
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The Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton on "Violent Games": …there are a lot of behaviors, attitudes and ways in which people interact with each other that are harmful, painful, derogatory […]
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Blixa Scott, writing for The Good Men Project on "Why Do We Forgive Adulterous Women?" In Tuesday’s piece on the double standard regarding adultery, Tom Matlack asks, "When was the […]
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On Friday, March 4th, I attended a one-woman show by the very awesome P. Precious Porter at the University of DC: The show was billed as a "performance that will […]
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A Superpower Needs to Emulate an Economic Superhero March 9, 2011 By IVAN ELAND Despite its decline in academia, Keynesian economics is still alive and well in the American mainstream and business press. […]
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The White House Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release March 07, 2011 Executive Order 13567–Periodic Review of Individuals Detained at Guantánamo Bay Naval Station Pursuant to the Authorization […]
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I've been reading blogs more frequently as of late. Apparently, I've got that kind of time. 🙂 My most recent blog entries have been in response to other bloggers. This […]
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It has been a while since I've felt compelled to take a critic apart in their own special blog entry. Well, once in a while someone expressly begs for it. So, […]
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RCASA blogging on "Male victims of sexual assault and how it can vary from the victimization of females": Most statistical analyses hypothesize that somewhere between 20 and 30% of American females will […]
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