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Students at our daughter's school were invited to the White Privilege Conference. I would argue that this is a very divisive...
Blog posts in law
Posted by: Devin Foley on April 20, 2011
Termed by legal scholars Robert Levy and William Mellor as one of the “Dirty...
Posted by: Anja Hartleb on July 30, 2010
Admittedly, I’m a nerd and ladies' night never really worked for me. Believe me, trying to pick up the girl doing Jell-O shots by waxing philosophically about Plato’s Republic really doesn’t work. Nonetheless...
Posted by: Devin Foley on July 28, 2010
While a shiny apple may look appealing, the core could be rotten. Similarly, much of our new technology is amazing: Flat-panel TVs with hundreds of cable channels, yet consider what people choose to watch.
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Posted by: Devin Foley on July 12, 2010
As the shining city on the hill, America has long been a beacon of hope for the oppressed, the impoverished, and those simply seeking to live free. Despite the immigrant roots of Americans, immigration has regularly...
Posted by: Devin Foley on May 18, 2010
In a shocking change of pace, a multi-national corporation based in America is moving a hefty chunk of its manufacturing from China to America. You read that right: from China to America.
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Posted by: Devin Foley on April 27, 2010
Earlier this week I discussed the futility of Prohibition. While the 18th Amendment has been repealed, prohibition...
Posted by: Anja Hartleb on April 9, 2010
"There is a nanny inside all of us," says Paul Rahe, author of ...
Posted by: Anja Hartleb on March 2, 2010
Intellectual Takeout just launched a new section in the library under Environmental Law on the National Environmental...
Posted by: Devin Foley on March 27, 2009
Intellectual Takeout's new library section on the Kyoto Protocol is up just in time for the next major...
Posted by: Devin Foley on March 24, 2009