The one encouraging thing to take from the imminent passage of the mandatory sexual assault law in Virginia is that we finally have an arbitrary abortion regulation that is highly.
Via Paul Caron comes this article (free registration required), detailing the grotesque and amusing spectacle in Austin, where former dean of the law school Larry Sager got fired recently for.
Corey Robin makes a nice point, linking up conservertarian defenses of the Virginia mandatory rape law with von Mises's sexism. Admittedly, McArdle and Cowen are making somewhat different arguments, and.
Frum has an odd little piece about "the elections that went most disastrously wrong for the United States and the world." Politely refusing to consider more recent contests, Frum decides.
Somehow I missed the fact that a group of C-List conservative bloggers turned on themselves over the issue of propriety at CPAC. At the same event in which this high-minded little.
I happened across this image while reading Daniel Okrent's fantastic Last Call, a history of the Prohibition movement that I assigned to an upper-division course largely out of an interest.
Great catch by Susan of Texas, as Megan McArdle shares some thoughts about abortion regulation in a comments thread. [via Mr. Bogg.] Let's start with this: I think that abortion.
Given that wait staff is one of the most visible labor forces and that we are made to feel good about ourselves by tipping them whatever we think is appropriate,.
