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Economics, Reviews
Review: The Sleuth Investor, by Avner Mandelman
Daniel Wahl February 20, 2011
Daniel Wahl reviews The Sleuth Investor: Uncover the Best Stocks Before They Make Their Move, by Avner Mandelman.
Philosophy, Reviews
Review: The Philosophical Breakfast Club, by Laura J. Snyder
Roderick Fitts February 20, 2011
Roderick Fitts reviews The Philosophical Breakfast Club: Four Remarkable Friends Who Transformed Science and Changed the World, by Laura J. Snyder.
Philosophy, Reviews
Review: Terrorist Hunter
Daniel Wahl February 20, 2011
Daniel Wahl reviews Terrorist Hunter: The Extraordinary Story of a Woman Who Went Undercover to Infiltrate the Radical Islamic Groups Operating in America, by Anonymous.
Arts & Culture, Reviews
Review: The King’s Speech
C. A. Wolski February 20, 2011
C. A. Wolski reviews The King’s Speech, directed by Tom Hooper.
Ayn Rand & Objectivism, Reviews
Review: Atlas Shrugged: Part I
C. A. Wolski February 20, 2011
C. A. Wolski reviews Atlas Shrugged: Part I, directed by Paul Johansson.
History
A Symphony of History: Will Durant’s The Story of Civilization
Dan Norton February 20, 2011
Examines this defining work of yet another man of the mind, showing, among other things, the remarkable scope and integration of Durant’s multivolume world history.
History, Science & Technology
Walt Disney’s EPCOT: The City of Tomorrow that Might Have Been
Gretchen Thomas February 20, 2011
Shows how this man of the mind designed and strove to develop a city of technology, industry, and commerce like none other to this day.
Science & Technology
James J. Hill and the Great Northern Railroad
Talbot Manvel February 20, 2011
Tells the story of how a real-life Nat Taggart created one of the most life-serving industrial concerns ever to grace the face of the Earth.
Ayn Rand & Objectivism, Economics
Economics in Atlas Shrugged
Richard M. Salsman February 20, 2011
Shows how the novel brilliantly dramatizes the essential principles of this science along with the fallacies involved in denying those principles.
Ayn Rand & Objectivism
An Interview with Atlas Shrugged Movie Producer Harmon Kaslow
Craig Biddle February 20, 2011
Discusses the film, how it came together, choice of screenwriter and director, casting, score, and distribution.
Ayn Rand & Objectivism
Atlas Shrugged’s Long Journey to the Silver Screen
C. A. Wolski February 20, 2011
Provides a concise history of the efforts to adapt Atlas for the screen.
Education & Parenting, Politics & Rights
Toward a Free Market in Education: School Vouchers or Tax Credits?
Michael A. LaFerrara February 20, 2011
Distinguishes between school vouchers and tax credits, showing that only one of these can provide a viable road map toward a free market in education.
Science & Technology
Health Care and the Separation of Charity and State
Paul Hsieh February 20, 2011
Elucidates the proper roles of government and charity in health care.
Politics & Rights
Around the World: “The Communist War against the Philippines and Why It Rages On”
Joshua Lipana February 20, 2011
Reports on both the communists’ continuing efforts to enslave the Filipino people and the Philippine government’s communist-fueling policy of appeasement.
Philosophy, Politics & Rights
Letters and Replies: Tolerance, Net Neutrality
Craig Biddle answers a letter about tolerance, and Raymond C. Niles answers a letter about open-source software.