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No, Really?

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In Dave Brockington , General
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On March 31, 2010
According to The Guardian, "managers" hired by universities in the UK have increased a modest 33% in the last five years.  Academic staff have increased by 10% in that time (not my department, depending on how you spin the numbers, we've either held steady or...
The New York Times published another article on the Brookings write-up of an Israel-Iran wargame conducted in December. The opening stages of the game were strikingly similar to the Patterson Israel-Iran game of last month; Israel attacks without notifying the US, Iran responds in measured...
My overstuffed inbox informs me that Jonah Goldberg is writing half-histories again, but if you can believe it, this time the argument he makes is more accurate than not: Look, eugenics was a very complicated phenomenon. But it does not clarify the topic to insist that, contrary to mountains...

Frivolous

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On March 29, 2010

Arguments that the requirement to buy insurance or pay a tax in the Affordable Care Act are unconstitutional are not very convincing. But apparently we're going to see some that.

Grammar Time!

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On March 28, 2010

Lame titular puns never augur well, and this post is no exception, as it concerns something Sarah Palin said in Searchlight, Nevada yesterday. Before a crowd of millions, Palin attacked.

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