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June 4, 2011

The Latino Political Juggernaut in Action

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As we've all been told, the vast growth in the number of Latinos makes them an unstoppable force in American politics. Anybody who stand...
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June 3, 2011

Golf Summit

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From the Washington Post : After months of public anticipation [really?], President Obama and House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) have se...
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June 2, 2011

"The Tree of Life"

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From my movie review in Taki's Magazine : The movie industry cares only about money, not art. Right? Yet Terrence Malick’s four-decade-...
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Is college too easy?

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From the L.A. Times: College, too easy for its own good   Colleges have abandoned responsibility for shaping students' academic developm...
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June 1, 2011

Turkey's good luck in staying out of the EU

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Turkey has been something of a success story over the last decade, and Prime Minister Erdogan's ruling moderate Islamist party is likel...
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The past is an unknown country

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The New York Times appears genuinely surprised to discover that racial activists like La Raza and the NAACP are teaming up with big mortgage...
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"Reckless Endangerment"

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Gretchen Morgenson of the New York Times has an important new book out on the role played by Fannie Mae in the mortgage meltdown, Reckless ...
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Personnel Is Policy

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From the NYT : In Shift, Justice Department is Hiring Lawyers With Civil Rights Backgrounds By Charlie Savage  WASHINGTON — Under the Obama...
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Fighting alumni bias

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Here's an amusing NYT article about how Chinese-American firms that mold applications to fancy colleges for hefty fees are expanding int...
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May 31, 2011

College football

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A reader sends along stats on graduation rates for football players at various colleges. Notre Dame is #1 at 96%, followed by Duke, Northwes...
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Bibi and Barack

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A reader sends photos of Bibi Netanyahu and Barack Obama as young men, with the implication that these might shed light on why the head of a...
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The teeming masses

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If you've ever been to Chinatown in lower Manhattan, you'll recall the unbelievable population density, which might be the highest i...
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Monarchism Vindicated

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Queen Elizabeth's husband Prince Philip has a job that consists solely of socializing, and he's had Elderly Tourette's Syndrome ...
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May 30, 2011

Hispanics grow by 15 million in 10 years

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According to the Census , as reported in the WSJ, the Hispanic population grew by over 15 million from 2000 to 2010: from 35.3 to 50.5 milli...
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Why do Republicans hate thinking about race and IQ, too?

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Here's my new VDARE essay .  It's no surprise why Democrats tend to be so angry at anybody who mentions the race-IQ link, but why d...
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Panhandling 9

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It was another really nice day. I asked for money last night, and money rolled in today. I'm thankful for how generous you all are. And ...
May 29, 2011

Calvinball

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The history of most sports is quite woozy before the 19th Century. It's obvious, such as from 17th Century Dutch paintings of daily life...
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Norman Angell was premature, but right

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From Haaretz: Israel apparently doing nothing to enforce international sanctions on Iran  Benjamin Netanyahu, who endlessly preaches the nee...
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