St. Croix Review Archives

	*December 2005*
•	Issue Summary
•	Under God Editorial
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Working for President Ronald Reagan Murray Weidenbaum
•	How a Small Band of Protesters Unmasked The Nazi Regime’s Fear of Unrest Solveig Eggerz
•	*Two More Mein Kampfs* to Treat with Complacency** James Lee
•	Women at West Point W. Edward Chynoweth
•	Zoning Innovations in Vermont Martin Harris
•	*Weasel Words and the Kelo* Decision** John D’Aloia Jr.
•	Book Reviews Arnold Beichman and Robert C. Whitten
Angus MacDonald, President; Barry MacDonald, Editor and Publisher. © 2005 Religion and Society, Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota.

	*October 2005*
•	Issue Summary
•	Katrina Editorial
•	Letters to the Editor W. E. Chynoweth and Harry Neuwirth
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Fascism Arnold Beichman
•	Symposium—Iraq: A Report Card Jamie Glazov
•	The Home of the 507th Gregory N. and Ray T.
•	A Divine Hand and the Divine Wind William A. Barr
•	Sports, Rewards, and Happiness Thomas Martin
•	The Old Countryside Jigs Gardner
•	An Argument about Genetically Modified Seedstock Martin Harris
•	Wind Farms at Kansas State University John D’Aloia Jr.
•	Libertarian’s Corner: A Philosophical Argument, and Runaway Medical Costs Joseph S. Fulda
Angus MacDonald, President; Barry MacDonald, Editor and Publisher. © 2005 Religion and Society, Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota.

	*August 2005*
•	Issue Summary
•	Politics Is War Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	How Bloggers Toppled Dan Rather John Hinderaker & Scott W. Johnson
•	Expert Testimony Martin Harris
•	The Supreme Court Rules Against Home Owners John D’Aloia Jr.
•	What Makes Heroes Daniel R. Castro
•	Follow Up to “The Battle of Salman Pak” Editor
•	Talking Sense Arnold Beichman
•	Pangs of Distress William A. Barr
•	Don’t Draft Cheney or Rice— Unless the GOP Wants to Lose R. Andrew Newman
•	The Pew Poll? Clifford F. Thies
•	Libertarian’s Corner:A Lesson in Economics Joseph S. Fulda
•	Book Review Michael S. Swisher
Angus MacDonald, President; Barry MacDonald, Editor and Publisher. © 2005 Religion and Society, Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota.

	*June 2005*
•	Issue Summary
•	Terri Schiavo—Life, Death, and Law Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	The Paroxysm of Rage Anthony Harrigan
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Talking Sense Arnold Beichman
•	A Priest to the Temple R. Andrew Newman
•	The Battle of Salman Pak Melvin E. Kriesel
•	The American Wars Harry Neuwirth
•	Forget Free Speech, Liberals Don’t Tolerate Campus Conservatives John Plecnik
•	Gender Roles and Marriage Brian Moore
•	Greenism vs. Mankind Jigs Gardner
•	Monkton: A Planning Fable Martin Harris
•	The Precautionary Principle John D’Aloia Jr.
•	The American Way: How Faith and Family Shaped the American Identity, Part II Allan Carlson
•	Book Review Robert C. Whitten
Angus MacDonald, President; Barry MacDonald, Editor and Publisher. © 2005 Religion and Society, Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota.

	*April 2005*
•	Issue Summary
•	Bad Manners Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Elegy from the Archives Arnold Beichman
•	Hippies Lose Protest Movement To Campus Conservatives John Plecnik
•	The Soul of the Democrat Thomas Martin
•	The Unseen David Rozeman
•	Persons and Politics: Why Stem Cells Matter Craig Payne
•	Civil Unions: Compromise or Surrender Midge Decter
•	The American Way: How Faith and Family Shaped the American Identity, Part I Allan Carlson
•	Insolent Chariots Martin Harris
•	Keeping an Eye on the Law Makers John D’Aloia Jr.
•	Libertarian’s Corner: In Pursuit Of Deals and Better Deals Joseph S. Fulda.
Angus MacDonald, President; Barry MacDonald, Editor and Publisher. © 2005 Religion and Society, Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota.

	*February 2005*
•	Issue Summary
•	Hamilton and Jefferson Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Enduring Shift Arnold Beichman
•	The Battle of Lepanto Melvin E. Kriesel
•	Shines the Name Rodger Young: Discovering an American Hero in the Pages of a Robert Heinlein Novel R. Andrew Newman
•	The Diogenes Club Jigs Gardner
•	Remembering a Forgotten President— The Lesson of Franklin Pierce Jennifer Budd
•	The Politics of Hate Anthony Harrigan
•	Regulating Corporate Governance: The Magic of the Marketplace Murray Weidenbaum
•	Libertarian’s Corner: The Real Kings Joseph S. Fulda
•	Why Cities? Martin Harris
•	Beware of Conservation Easements John D’Aloia Jr.
•	Moral Clarity Is Beyond Lawyers and Judges Thomas Martin
•	20th Century Fascism Equals Today’s Radical Islam Robert L. Wichterman
Angus MacDonald, President; Barry MacDonald, Editor and Publisher. © 2004 Religion and Society, Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota.

	*December 2004*
•	Issue Summary
•	An Old-fashioned Christmas Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Canada’s Cold Shoulder to U.S. Arnold Beichman
•	What Would Patton Say About the Present War? Victor Davis Hanson
•	Evil and George W. Bush Paul Kengor
•	Avoiding Hell in Russell Kirk’s Uncanny Tales R. Andrew Newman
•	Reading in Decline Thomas Martin
•	Libertarian’s Corner: A Lesson from a Fairy Tale Joseph S. Fulda
•	Evil Dreams John Gardner
•	Let’s Change Child Custody System Molly K. Olson
•	New Property Rights— in Detroit and Middlebury Martin Harris
•	The Nature of County Taxes John D’Aloia Jr.
•	Book Reviews
Angus MacDonald, President; Barry MacDonald, Editor and Publisher. © 2004 Religion and Society, Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota.

	*October 2004*
•	Issue Summary
•	Bad Manners, Hatred, A War Record, Class Action Editorial
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Talking Sense Arnold Beichman
•	Outsourcing: Pros and Cons Murray Weidenbaum
•	Waiting for the 60s John Gardner
•	The 2004 Campaign Richard Addison
•	The Protestant Citizen Martin Harris
•	Why Homosexuals Want What Marriage Has Now Become Bryce Christensen
•	A Win for Property Rights John D’Aloia Jr.
•	The New Barbarians Anthony Harrigan
•	Useful Idiots: Then and Now Mona Charen
•	American Resolve and Israeli Legitimacy Irving Louis Horowitz
Angus MacDonald, President; Barry MacDonald, Editor and Publisher. © 2004 Religion and Society, Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota.

	*August 2004*
•	Issue Summary
•	War in the Twenty-First Century Editorial
•	Know Thy Enemy: Defeating the Islamic Jihad Melvin E. Kriesel
•	Bin-Laden’s Declaration of War Osama bin-Laden
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	His Own Words Ronald Reagan
•	A Tribute to Ronald Reagan Margaret Thatcher
•	A Courageous Leader Edwin Meese III
•	Memories of Ronald Reagan Murray Weidenbaum
•	Ronald Reagan’s Rainbow Paul Kengor
•	Goodbye to “the Gipper” Pat Buchanan
•	Leadership Reconsidered John A. Howard
•	Reagan’s Obit in the New York Times Arnold Beichman
•	Gays and the Meaning of Marriage Craig Payne
•	The Flightless Birds of Academe Thomas Martin
•	Book Review Michael S. Swisher
Angus MacDonald, President; Barry MacDonald, Editor and Publisher. © 2004 Religion and Society, Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota.

June 2004

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Issue Summary

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The Dreary Presidential Election

Editorial

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A Word from London
Herbert London

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How Well Are the Media
Serving American Society?
Allan C. Brownfeld

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The Crusader Struggle and Islam Today
Anthony Harrigan

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It’s About Survival
John D'Aloia Jr.

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A Doctor in Russia’s Dirty War
Peter Brownfeld

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Does the Military Follow Orders
From Their Civilian Leaders?
Robert C. Whitten

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The U.S. Economy in an Election Year
Murray Weidenbaum

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Religion in China

Arnold Beichman

•

Why Libertarian Theophobia
Is Misguided—Part IV

Philip Vander Elst

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On Same-Sex Marriage

Thomas Martin

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A Culture of Marriage, Two Tales:
Tearing One Down in Sweden

Allan Carlson

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Book Review

Michael S. Swisher and Arnold Beichman

*April 2004*
•	Issue Summary
•	Politicians Editorial
•	Holiday on a Battlefield Frank Boreham
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	George Washington: A Leader Beyond Comparison John Howard
•	Wind Turbines in Kansas John D'Aloia Jr.
•	The Bondage of a Good Society Arnold Beichman
•	A Culture of Marriage, Two Tales: Rebuilding One in America Allan Carlson
•	“Full Faith and Credit”—The Dred Scott Decision Clifford Thies
•	Two different Cases, Same Mistake Craig Payne
•	What Is Wrong with Libertarianism? Part III Philip Vander Elst
•	Book Reviews Elizabeth Wright, Arnold Beichman and Michael S. Swisher

*February 2004*
•	Issue Summary
•	Ronald Reagan Editorial
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	What Is Libertarianism and Why Is It Important? Part II Philip Vander Elst
•	Taking Recycling Myths to the Dump John D'Aloia Jr.
•	Neanderthals Revisited Anthony Harrigan
•	How Quickly We Forget John Howard
•	Social Justice vs. Civil Justice Miller Uptown
•	Tabloid Politics: Formatting Ideology Irving Louis Horowitz
•	Book Review Michael S. Swisher

*December 2003*
•	Issue Summary
•	Those Wicked Men Editorial
•	Correspondence David L. Smith
•	A Word from LondonHerbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	The View from St. Paul D. J. Tice
•	The Continuing Relevance of G.K. Chesterton John D'Aloia Jr.
•	Durantyism: Journalism's Bubonic Plague Arnold Beichman
•	What is Libertarianism and Why Is It Important? Part I Phillip Vander Elst
•	When A. H. Greenspan Talks Markets (Don't) ListenMartin Harris
•	The Serious Policy Issues Facing The United States Murray Weidenbaum
•	On the Freedom of Religion in America Thomas Martin
•	Three Righteous Men: Fry, Prelasca, And Sugihara - Part II Peter Egill Brownfeld
•	The Supreme Court - The Founders' Biggest Mistake Elizabeth Wright
•	Book Review Michael S. Swisher

*October 2003*
•	Issue Summary
•	Churches Are Failing Us Editorial
•	The Contagion Frank Boreham
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	The View from St. Paul D. J. Tice
•	A Jew Talks to Himmler Frank Fox
•	Three Righteous Men: Fry Perlasca, and Sugihara—Part I Peter Egill Brownfeld
•	Productivity, Ag and Ed Martin Harris
•	Energy Matters John D’Aloia Jr.
•	The Historical Development and the Profound Meaning of Probability and Statistics Clifford F. Thies
•	Maintaining Liberty: A 21st Century Challenge Walter Williams
•	Book Review Michael S. Swisher

*August 2003*
•	Issue Summary
•	Saudi Arabia and Iraq Editorial
•	Correspondence W. Edward Chynoweth and Michael S. Swisher
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	The View from St. Paul D. J. Tice
•	You Must Have Something Worth Dying For Thomas Martin
•	Why Blacks Should Say No to Law School Winkfield Twyman Jr.
•	Where Was the Outrage? M. Lester O'Shea
•	Earth Worshippers Cause Death in Space- Environmental Dogma Had Led to the Sacrifice of Fourteen Astronauts Hannes Hacker
•	A New Phase in American History: New Politico-Military and Economic Challenges Anthony Harrigan
•	Partially Resolving the Tensions Between Omniscience and Free Will: A Mathematical Argument Joseph S. Fulda
•	Oink Martin Harris
•	Book Review Michael S. Swisher

*June 2003*
•	Issue Summary
•	A Presidential Platform Editorial
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	People of Color at Predominantly White Institutions Joseph S. Fulda
•	New Foreign Policy Vision Reflects a New Breed of Conservatism D. J. Tice
•	Inside America: The Culture of Sedition Anthony Harrigan
•	A Submariner’s Tale John D’Aloia Jr.
•	The Hope of America Rests with Her Teachers Thomas Martin
•	A Simple Argument of Objective Moral Laws Craig Payne
•	Could Chechnya Become a Terrorists’ Haven? Peter Brownfeld
•	Why Does Latin America Fail? Mario Vargas Llosa
•	Book Review

*April 2003*
•	Issue Summary
•	Racism Editorial
•	People of Color at Predominantly White Institutions Thomas Martin
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Business Ethics:Everybody’s Favorite Oxymoron Murray Weidenbaum
•	Prayer Neuwirth
•	The View from St. Paul D. J. Tice
•	Mr.Hundert, Mr. Bell, and the Mr. Julius Caesar Contest Joseph S. Fulda
•	How Did the Press Get That Way? Thomas Bray
•	The Truth About Taxes George M. Sayre Jr.
•	The Founders and Today’s Elitists John D’Aloia Jr.
•	A Lesson from the EU Founders Peter Brownfeld
•	Book Review

*February 2003*
•	Issue Summary
•	Why Others Hate Us, and What We Can Do About it Editorial
•	Beware of Public Benefactors John D’Aloia
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	The View from St. Paul D. J. Tice
•	The Global Economy: An American Perspective Murray Weidenbaum
•	The Economy, in Japan, and Elsewhere Clifford F. Thies
•	Come Let Us Cut the Budget and Build Skyboxes Thomas Martin
•	The Commandment to Work Clifford F. Thies
•	China: Asia’s Emerging Superpower William J. Hempel
•	Book Review

*December 2002*
•	Supreme Command Editorial
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	America in a Hostile World Anthony Harrigan
•	Why Isn’t Europe Playing a More Important Role in the World? Peter Brownfeld
•	Missing the Soviet Union? Paul Kengor and Matt Sitman
•	To War or Not to War John D’Aloia
•	Meeting America’s Future Energy Needs Murray Weidenbaum
•	The Sophist, American Universities and the Death of the Soul Thomas Martin
•	Well-Meaning Coercion Is Sign of Our Times John Leo
•	Science Now Discovering What the Faithful Always Knew D. J. Tice
•	A Saint for All Seasons Clifford F. Thies
•	Libertarian’s Corner: How Government Rules Backfire, Again—Ripping Up Bar Stools Joseph S. Fulda
•	The Family: America’s Hope John A. Howard

*October 2002*
•	Suddam Hussein Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	All Men Are Created Equal Thomas Martin
•	Life and Dignity Harry Neuwirth
•	My Cousin, the Code-Breaker Patrick J. Buchanan
•	The Details in Le Pen’s History Reveal His Fascism Peter Brownfeld
•	Our Inspired Sexual Freedom Fighters D. J. Tice
•	"With Noiseless Foot" John D’Aloia Jr.
•	Libertarian’s Corner: Sting Operations Often Undermine the Separation of Powers Joseph S. Fulda
•	Strange Bedfellows: The Radical Assault on Israeli Legitimacy Irving Louis Horowitz and Roger F. S. Kaplan
•	The Jewish Roots of Our Faith, Part II Clifford F. Thies
•	Book Reviews

*August 2002*
•	Thomas Jefferson, The First Partisan Editorial
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Standing Tall John A. Howard
•	Sense and Nonsense about Sexual Misconduct in the Catholic Church M. Lester O'Shea
•	Responding to the Challenges to Corporate Governance Murray Weidenbaum
•	That Has Been Decided In Brussels John D’Aloia
•	A Eurocrat Dreams of a Superpower Peter Brownfeld
•	All They Were Anthony H. Harrigan
•	The War Against Truth and Liberty - An Analysis of Britain's Political and Cultural Crisis Philip Vander Elst
•	Evangelicals and Cultural Engagement: An Assessment of the Past 100 Years Scott D. Noble
•	Book Reviews

*June 2002*
•	Israel and the Arabs Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Energy Overview John D’Aloia
•	Out from Under Arab Oil Owen Jones
•	Is Pollution in America Getting Worse? Stephen Moore
•	Our Stations in Life Thomas Martin
•	If Life Really Is Meaningless, What’s the Point? D. J. Tice
•	Rediscovering Evil: The War in the Classroom Paul Kengor
•	Libertarian’s Corner: The Pernicious Nature of Victimless-Crime Laws Joseph S. Fulda
•	The Jewish Roots of Our Faith, Part I: Jesus and Jewish Humor Clifford F. Thies
•	Book Reviews

*April 2002*
•	What Is Religion? Editorial
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Word from London Herbert London & Lawrence Parks
•	A World in Danger? Frank Fox
•	A New Era Robert L. Wichterman
•	Patriotism and Citizenship Harry Neuwirth
•	Can't We All Just Be American? David Bean
•	Spending Time in Washington John D’Aloia Jr
•	Campaign "Reform" Is a Recipe for Repression D. J. Tice
•	Teacher's Salaries Thomas Martin
•	Charles Lacy Stephens, Requiescat in Pacem Robert A. Schadler
•	The Comedown of the Walt Disney Company Morgan N. Knull
•	Abraham Lincoln’s Blue Pills, Part II Norbert Hirschhorn, Robert G. Feldman, and Ian A. Greaves
•	Book Reviews

*February 2002*
•	Is Islam Evil? Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert I. London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Now That We’re in a Recession . . . Clifford F. Thies
•	The Long War Anthony Harrigan
•	Praise and Prayers for Ayn Rand Wesley Allen Riddle
•	Hell-o Again (Screwtape Revisited) Craig Payne
•	Losses from Terror Produce Moral, Economic Puzzles D. J. Tice
•	On Mentoring, Heroing and Hammering Thomas Martin
•	Abraham Lincoln’s Blue Pills, Part I Norbert Hirschhorn, Robert G. Feldman, and Ian A. Greaves
•	Book Reviews

*December 2001*
•	Islam Editorial
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Word from London Herbert I. London
•	Playing for the Fighting 69^th William Harvey
•	Dear Family and Friends: The Gist of the War Situation Christopher Brent
•	Calling Things by Proper American Names Thomas Martin
•	American Patriotism John A. Howard
•	U.S. and Russia Make History Paul Kengor and Jeff Chidester
•	Economic Responses to Terrorism Murray Weidenbaum
•	The Post-Cold War American Interventions Into Haiti, Somalia, Bosnia and Kosovo, Part II Dwight D. Murphey
•	Terror and Its Consequences: Endings that Began September 11, 2001 Irving Louis Horowitz

*October 2001*
•	So Help Me, God Editorial
•	From Our Readers David Smith
•	A Word from London Herbert I. London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Index of Leading Indicators Signals Recovery—Why the Pessimism? Clifford F. Thies
•	Prof Keeps Attitude Police on the Beat D. J. Tice
•	Libertarian’s Corner: The Entrepreneurial Employee Joseph S. Fulda
•	The “Ifs” of Life and History Frank Boreham
•	ISLAM: The Second Wave Anthony Harrigan
•	The “Evil Empire” of Abortion Paul Kengor
•	The Post-Cold War American Interventions into Haiti, Somalia, Bosnia and Kosovo, Part I Dwight D. Murphey
•	Social Science and Scholarly Communication in the New Century Irving Louis Horowitz
•	Book Reviews

*August 2001*
•	The Italian Experience Editorial
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Word from London Herbert I. London
•	Libertarian’s Corner: The Case Against Meliorism—Veiled Tragedies Joseph S. Fulda
•	Politicians Should Save Their Energy and Leave Prices Alone D. J. Tice
•	The Art of Commendation Frank Boreham
•	WHO’s Hidden Agenda Twila Brase
•	Power Up Mukhtar Thakur
•	Nietzsche on Leadership: The Power of the Will David L. Cawthon

June 2001

•	The Tax Debate Editorial
•	Concerning David Cawthon, A Word from London Herbert I. London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Moore Sees Both Forest and Trees D. J. Tice
•	Blame Congress for HMOs Twila Brase
•	Canada: A Health Care System on the Edge David Gratzer
•	Why Government Surpluses Are Bad David J. Bean
•	The Logic of Laughter Frank Boreham
•	Facing Divorce Clifford Thies
•	The Human Mind Over Time Anthony Harrigan
•	Diversity Thomas Martin
•	Reviews

April 2001

•	Civility Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert I. London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Will Our Knowledge Stay Ahead of Our Wisdom? D. J. Tice
•	Dispelling the Myths About the Global Economy Murray Weidenbaum
•	The Madonna, the Harlot, and the Modern Woman Thomas Martin
•	The Fall of Saigon Clifford F. Thies
•	George W. Should Welcome the “Dummy” Label Paul Kengor
•	Marx on Leadership: Necessity Abhors a Vacuum David L. Cawthon
•	Book Review: The Black Book of Communism Crimes, Terror, Repression

The Leadership of the Soul

•	Plato on Leadership and the Coding of Our Souls David L. Cawthon
•	Aristotle on Leadership: Free from the Tyranny of Passion David L. Cawthon
•	Augustine on Leadership and the Coding of Our Souls David L. Cawthon
•	Aquinas on Leadership and the Love of God David L. Cawthon
•	Hobbes and the Divine Right of Kings David L. Cawthon
•	Locke on Leadership: The Abolishment of Privilege David L. Cawthon
•	Rousseau on Leadership: Guiding the Wills of Men David L. Cawthon
•	Marx on Leadership: Necessity Abhors a Vacuum David L. Cawthon
•	Hegel on Leadership: The Unfolding of the Absolute David L. Cawthon
•	Nietzsche on Leadership: The Power of the Will David L. Cawthon

February 2001

•	That Dreadful Election Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert I. London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Fundamental Divide Underlies the Election Results D. J. Tice
•	Keep the Electoral College Harry Neuwirth
•	One Citizen’s Reaction to the Election Mess David L. Smith
•	Libertarian’s Corner: An Experience at City College and Its Implications for Liberty Joseph S. Fulda
•	The Ciceronian Example Anthony Harrigan
•	In Defense of Marriage Thomas Martin
•	“Dubya” and “Dutch”—Another Win for the Gipper Paul Kengor
•	Humanitarian Capitulation: U.S.-Cuba Relations According to the Council on Foreign Relations Irving Louis Horowitz
•	Hegel on Leadership: The Unfolding of the Absolute David L. Cawthon
•	Book Reviews

December 2000

•	The Death Tax Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Libertarian’s Corner: The New York Post — Freedom, Efficiency, Charity and Entrepreneurship Joseph S. Fulda
•	On Money, Wealth, & Taxes David J. Bean
•	The Missile Defense Fallacies Paul Kengor
•	School Choice: A Prudent Path Toward Liberty Joseph Klesney and Michael B. Barkey
•	Belief Has Long Defined Our Nation D. J. Tice
•	A Christmas Tree as a Secular Symbol Thomas Martin
•	“God Is Light”: An E-mail Exchange Craig Payne
•	Principles in Default John A. Howard
•	Art: The Historical Question Timothy S. Goeglein
•	Rousseau on Leadership: Guiding the Wills of Men David L. Cawthon
•	Book Reviews

October 2000

•	Moral Corruption Editorial
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	United States, China, Taiwan: A Precarious Triangle Murrary Weidenbaum
•	The Hand of God Del Meyer
•	The Changing Human Landscape Anthony Harrigan
•	Terror and Counter-Terror: Who’s Winning the War? —Part II Joe de Courcy
•	An Economist Supports George W. Bush Clifford Thies
•	Breathtaking Hypocrisy Paul G. Kengor
•	Regardless of Rhetoric Social Security Remains a Puzzle D. J. Tice
•	Public Schools Smother Parents Barry MacDonald
•	Libertarian’s Corner: Paradoxical Taxi Fares Joseph S. Fulda
•	Locke on Leadership: The Abolishment of Privilege David L. Cawthon

August 2000

•	The Creation of Wealth Editorial
•	The Trade Deficit: Causes and Cures Murrary Weidenbaum
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Libertarian’s Corner: A Tale of Three Barbers Joseph S. Fulda
•	Scouts, Supremes, and Relativism Paul Kengor
•	Terror and Counter-Terror: Who’s Winning the War? —Part I Joe de Courcy
•	An Innovation for School Dropouts — An Alternative to Spending Billions? Charles A. Byrne
•	Community and State: The Case of Miami vs. Washington, D.C. Irving Louis Horowitz
•	The Divine Right of Kings David L. Cawthon
•	Book Reviews

June 2000

•	Elian Is a Pawn Editorial
•	Affidavit of Jeanne O’Laughlin, A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	Man Control D.J.Tice
•	Status Quo Sentinels Can’t Block Choice Charles A. Byrne
•	Tin Soldiers and Nixon’s Coming: Assigning Blame for Kent State Paul Kengor
•	Liberty and Responsibility John A. Howard
•	The Bums in U.S. Education Barry MacDonald
•	The President’s Diversity Thomas Martin
•	Leaders and Religious Prelates David L. Cawthon
•	Book Reviews

April 2000

•	National Debt Editorial
•	Owe No Man Anything But to Love One Another Clifford F. Thies
•	A Word from London Herbert London
•	Ramblings Allan C. Brownfeld
•	To Reunite a Nation Patrick J. Buchanan
•	Pro-Choice, Except for Education Charles A. Byrne
•	The Curse of Culture Thomas Martin
•	Libertarian’s Corner: Reputation as Property Joseph Fulda
•	Tensions with the New Biotechnology Robert B. Shapiro
•	Teaching American Lessons to Romanian Students, A Memoir: 1990-1991—Part II Louis Petrich
•	Leadership and the Love of God David L. Cawthon
•	Book Reviews

February 2000

•	Great Men Editorial
•	A Word from London Herbert I. London
•	Sex and Society Harry Neuwirth
•	Government Not a Moral Tutor Joseph S. Fulda
•	The Assault on the Global Economy Murray Weidenbaum
•	Teaching American Lessons to Romanian Students, A Memoir: 1990-1991—Part I Louis Petrich
•	Hitler’s Kampf and Our Frage Irving Louis Horowitz
•	“The Cuckoo in the Nest” — Why Islam Can Never Accept Israel Joe de Courcy
•	Aristotle on Leadership — Free from the Tyranny of Passion David L. Cawthon
•	Book Reviews