by David Holcberg | Aug 8, 2000 | Environment
We are fortunate enough to live in the US at the beginning of the 21st century and enjoy all the benefits of modern science and technology. Human life is now longer, healthier and richer than ever before. But not everybody is happy about it. Some people would rather... by David Stanley Willenski | Aug 7, 2000 | Housing, POLITICS
Real estate developers have good reason to feel cannibalized when they attempt to develop something today.Building permits for their projects are often exceedingly difficult to secure, requiring thousands of dollars in architect’s and attorney’s fees, and... by Andrew West | Aug 5, 2000 | POLITICS
On Monday night on the last day of July 2000, Colin Powell gave a truly awful speech at the Republican convention. It appears that he intends to move the Republican party even further away from individual rights and freedom and closer towards collectivism and... by Chris Wolski | Aug 4, 2000 | POLITICS
“What these individual agendas show is the same utter contempt both men have for freedom and the individual,” said Bernstein.
by David Holcberg | Aug 3, 2000 | POLITICS
Despite the tragic results of public education, American parents have yet to realize that to properly educate their children, they must entirely reject the current state-controlled system. They must demand that government give them back their taxed money so they can... by Andrew West | Aug 2, 2000 | POLITICS
Last week I noticed two important articles in the press regarding the Asian recovery. “Fortune” magazine, representing the new “establishment” view, ran an article celebrating the Asian economic recovery, giving the IMF credit for the... by Edwin A Locke | Aug 1, 2000 | POLITICS
Human life versus animal life. This fundamental conflict of values was dramatized on June 23 in Washington D.C., when an animal rights march was opposed by AIDS victims marching in support of research on animals. It is an indisputable fact that many thousands of lives... by Gail Withrow | Aug 1, 2000 | Education, POLITICS
When I began to write this review, I hemmed and hawed about where to begin. Flipping through the meaty 764 pages, I was amused to note that the authors began the section entitled, “Using The Well-Trained Mind Without Losing Your Own” with the upfront...