…corporate sponsors. Isn’t that within their rights as American citizens? Take George Soros, for example. Absolutely, but George Soros doesn’t give to the Communist party; he gives to Social Democrats….
…Unless one sees that, then one can’t see why it is that it’s also an argument about freedom. Freedom to use property stops at point where it becomes coercive. Liberals…
…first responded to a compilation of about 650 comments from students and alumni on the ECTF website, as well as to concerns that alumni had brought up to Vice President…
…its 114-page report “after a year and a half of workshops, surveys and examinations of data.” Unfortunately, in spite of such research and time commitment, the committee produced few solutions…
…elections; hereinafter GCs) and another 35 returned by functional constituencies (hereinafter FC). The FCs comprise professions such as agriculture, transport, education, law, medicine, engineering, social workers, tourism, commerce, finance, and…
…then why hasn’t the free market system responded to limit them? Most economists agree that free markets tend to be the most simple and efficient system to regulate production; however,…
…Companies, as confirmed in Citizens United v. FEC, are legally considered to be persons for many purposes and, therefore, have a constitutionally protected right to free speech. This speech includes…
…the expression of the World Spirit (Geist), the force of good, reason and complete freedom. According to Hegel, “the final goal of the world is Spirit’s consciousness of its freedom,…
…finally released its 114-page report “after a year and a half of workshops, surveys and examinations of data.” Unfortunately, in spite of such research and time commitment, the committee produced…
Many of today’s most important political questions revolve around science: population growth, global warming, abortion, and stem-cell research, to name a few. With the ever-growing body of scientific research, many…
…which she graciously replied. Her answers evince a strong preference for deliberation and collaboration, while leaving her own plans for the University somewhat unclear. Appointed just this spring, Cherrey came…
…corporations with ties to the nation’s communist Party like Li-Ning, a former prominent sponsor of the Rockets, and Tencent, who runs the NBA’s digital offerings in China. Companies seeking to…
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