Death of an Artist

Somewhere in America tonight, there is a black law professor.  He is popular with his students.  Only when he receives his college alumni bulletin in the mail does he think back to what might have been.

War Is Horrible, but . . .

Considered strictly as a way of sustaining human decency, war gets a failing grade every time, because it invariably magnifies the malignity that it purports to resist. 

What to Do About Gasoline Prices

Get its government's hands out of the market — and keep them off.

Book Review: "Right Answers" by Alan Caruba

Reading Alan Caruba reminds me of the old saying that compares public speaking to a skirt — that it should be short enough to hold your interest, but long enough to cover the subject.

Manufactured Mass Hysteria

The latest example – "World Trade Center Illness."







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