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Author: Paul Campos

Future shock

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On April 16, 2012

I’ve just read a revealing essay by Christopher Edley, the dean of UC-Berkeley’s law school, which was brought to my attention by Brian Tamanaha. Dean Edley looks back over the.

The lottery in Babylon

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On April 11, 2012
An acquaintance of mine, a professor at a top business school, is a big fan of state-run lotteries. "It's a tax that poor people pay voluntarily!" he tells me with starry-eyed wonder. This is the kind of thing that makes me sympathetic to Marxist accounts...

Progress of a sort

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On April 7, 2012

National Review has disassociated itself from John Derbyshire. For those who would complain about the violation of Derbyshire's supposed First Amendment rights, keep in mind the Constitution no longer applies.

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