I’m of two minds on this story: Kenneth Robinson lives on Waterford Drive in Flower Mound, Texas,...
Month: July 2011
Sometimes I wonder if the culture warriors didn’t have a point about rock and roll… In any...
They have their calling cards, don’t they?
Rhesus is a play about connections missed and badly met that has seldom quite connected with audiences, which is...
While there are some minor things sprinkled throughout the post with which I disagree, I think E.D.’s...
Warning: Spoilers Abound…. Alyssa Rosenberg has a really terrific post on Harry Potter and Katniss Everdeen (the...
First things first: I absolutely loathe the term ‘neoliberal’ and its derivatives. For one thing, neoliberals are...
Even though the Chronicles of Narnia is only three films in, filmmakers have decided to reboot the...
I’ve been turning over something RTod wrote in his mostly excellent post below: [I]f libertarianism ever comes...
Richard Miniter thinks the Democrats are doomed. I think he’s wrong, but before we get into that...
(I’m going to take a page out of William Brafford’s book and write about Gillian Welch’s The...
Is it wrong to say that the subtext of this entire genre of intra-leftist debate is support...
A positive externality happens when the “good” of a product or service can’t be contained to the...
Matt Yglesias points to this Heritage report that suggests the living standards of the poor have gotten...
In my last post I made something of a throwaway comment that liberal and libertarians had a...
I am grateful for the incentive Jason’s rebuttal provides to study conservative thinker Michael Oakeshott. However, I...
Because I’m at least a year behind when it comes to movies, I did not watch Harry...
Downblog, Tim Kowal writes: [T]here is an impression—mistaken, in my view—that people who advocate to maintain existing...
~by RTod When I was in high school I briefly embraced Communism. I did so for...
I still haven’t seen Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part Deux yet, but I hear the...
