Book Review: The Lazarus Project by Aleksandar Hemon
Two immigrants in two parallel situations, yet separated by a hundred years. This is the story of Lazarus Averbuch, a Moldovan immigrant to the United States, who was killed by the Chicago police in...
View ArticleThe American Anti-Renaissance: Overpopulation and a Declining National Dream
When speaking about the increasingly dire conditions of American society, the first thing that virtually anyone will likely bring up is the economy. More often than not, politics follows in a summary...
View ArticleThe GOP Is Looney Tunes; But That’s Not the Real Tragedy
There’s a political tragedy unfolding in America, and I suspect it’s going to get a lot worse. If we’re lucky, our national troubles are the birth pangs of something much better, but such a notion is...
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DVD Review: From the Other Side (2002)
The great Belgian filmmaker Chantal Akerman turned her attention to the U.S.-Mexico border in 2002’s From the Other Side, a documentary/tone-poem hybrid that’s undeniably moving. Akerman’s patient,...
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Texas Republicans Stumble Into a Better Platform
At the Texas Republican convention, while a lot of eyes were focused on the efforts of Ron Paul supporters to become part of the national delegation, the more interesting fight for many Liberty...
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Graphic Novel Review: Escape to Gold Mountain: A Graphic History of the...
Escape to Gold Mountain : A Graphic History of the Chinese in North America by David H.T. Wong is a graphic novel telling the story of the Chinese immigration to the United States and Canada. Mr. Wong...
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Adam Ozimek is Wrong on Immigration
Adam Ozimek writes, I am challenging bloggers and economists to answer these questions: are you writing and talking as much about high-skilled immigration as you should be? And if not, why aren’t you...
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Increasing Access to Graduate Education Key to America’s Economic Growth
If there is one thing that the new Obama administration could do right away to increase America’s competitiveness, it would be to increase access to graduate education for more Americans. Consider the...
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Boston Marathon Bombings Should Not Figure Into Immigration Debate
The terrorist attack at the Boston Marathon spawned nefarious plots and ploys in a relatively brief time. Despicable people immediately tried to capitalize on the horror by setting up Internet scams to...
View ArticleSenate Considers Immigration Reform
This article will explore some of the challenges and opportunities which immigration reform will present if it is ever implemented as envisioned by the United States Congress in S744 and various...
View ArticleBook Review: The Lazarus Project by Aleksandar Hemon
Two immigrants in two parallel situations, yet separated by a hundred years. This is the story of Lazarus Averbuch, a Moldovan immigrant to the United States, who was killed by the Chicago police in...
View ArticleThe American Anti-Renaissance: Overpopulation and a Declining National Dream
When speaking about the increasingly dire conditions of American society, the first thing that virtually anyone will likely bring up is the economy. More often than not, politics follows in a summary...
View ArticleThe GOP Is Looney Tunes; But That’s Not the Real Tragedy
There’s a political tragedy unfolding in America, and I suspect it’s going to get a lot worse. If we’re lucky, our national troubles are the birth pangs of something much better, but such a notion is...
View ArticleClik here to view.
DVD Review: From the Other Side (2002)
The great Belgian filmmaker Chantal Akerman turned her attention to the U.S.-Mexico border in 2002’s From the Other Side, a documentary/tone-poem hybrid that’s undeniably moving. Akerman’s patient,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Texas Republicans Stumble Into a Better Platform
At the Texas Republican convention, while a lot of eyes were focused on the efforts of Ron Paul supporters to become part of the national delegation, the more interesting fight for many Liberty...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Graphic Novel Review: Escape to Gold Mountain: A Graphic History of the...
Escape to Gold Mountain : A Graphic History of the Chinese in North America by David H.T. Wong is a graphic novel telling the story of the Chinese immigration to the United States and Canada. Mr. Wong...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Adam Ozimek is Wrong on Immigration
Adam Ozimek writes, I am challenging bloggers and economists to answer these questions: are you writing and talking as much about high-skilled immigration as you should be? And if not, why aren’t you...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Increasing Access to Graduate Education Key to America’s Economic Growth
If there is one thing that the new Obama administration could do right away to increase America’s competitiveness, it would be to increase access to graduate education for more Americans. Consider the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Boston Marathon Bombings Should Not Figure Into Immigration Debate
The terrorist attack at the Boston Marathon spawned nefarious plots and ploys in a relatively brief time. Despicable people immediately tried to capitalize on the horror by setting up Internet scams to...
View ArticleSenate Considers Immigration Reform
This article will explore some of the challenges and opportunities which immigration reform will present if it is ever implemented as envisioned by the United States Congress in S744 and various...
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