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• The Founding of the American Republic: 7. The First American Crisis: 1763-66
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  Clarence B. Carson | Tuesday, February 1, 1972
  How George Ill and Parliament set the stage for colonial resistance.
• Education in America: 8. The Multiversity
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  George Charles Roche III | Thursday, May 1, 1969
  The problems of size when education is bent to serve the collective.
• Leaving the Problem to Others
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  Ben Carpenter | Tuesday, October 1, 1968
  A business leader surveys the national and world scene and suggests ways in which individuals may help to improve it.
• Domestic Inflation Versus International Solvency
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  Gary North | Wednesday, February 1, 1967
  A serious problem, suggests Gary North, stems from the fact that a policy of domestic inflation results in an irredeemable money unacceptable for settling balances due in international trade.
• Happiness
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  Hughston M. McBain | Friday, August 1, 1958
  Mr. McBain, Chairman of Marshall Field & Company, retired, offered these ideas on happiness before the Chicago Sunday Evening Club, April 27, 1958.   You and I share with all mankind a common want — a com­mon quest. It is the search for hap­piness. Buddhist, Christian, Mo­hammedan — we all pursue it in our own […]
• The Psychology of Leadership
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  Franz Winkler | Saturday, March 1, 1958
  Dr. Winkler, Austrian-trained psychologist, psychiatrist, and physician, now practices internal medicine in the United States. This article is extracted from an address of February 6, 1957 before the Myrin Institute, of which Dr. Winkler is President. Many people in the world today are facing the future with a sense of helplessness and frustration. Buried and […]
• Religion In American Life
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  Ben Moreell | Sunday, May 1, 1955
  A layman re-examines and appraises the meaning of two vital facets of the traditional American way of life Since our subject is religion and its place in American life, we must start with these questions: What is religion? What is American life? There are many concepts of each, with wide divergences of meaning and emphasis. […]
• The Myth That Sports Stadiums Create New Jobs and Tax Revenues
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  Peter Jacobsen | Saturday, May 7, 2022

  The Kansas City Chiefs are considering moving to Kansas. As a Kansan who studies economics, I hope they stay on the Missouri side.

• Why the Arkansas Trooper Who Intentionally Rammed a Pregnant Woman’s SUV During a Traffic Stop Is Unlikely to Face Consequences
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  Olivia Rondeau | Wednesday, July 7, 2021

  “Why didn’t you stop?” the officer is heard asking.

  “Because I didn’t feel like it was safe!” Harper cries out in obvious distress.

  “Well, this is where you end up,” Dunn responds as Harper, then pregnant, struggles to exit the vehicle.

• Why Native American Reservations Are the Most Poverty-Stricken Lands in America
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  Rebekah May Yeagley | Monday, November 9, 2020

  Despite the vast wealth of natural resources on tribal lands, Native Americans remain the most impoverished demographic in the United States.

  It doesn’t have to be this way.