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What is one to think the morning after? The passion that reached its climax the night before, giving way to a hazy afterglow and eventually […]

November 5, 2008

The oppressed rarely have weapons to combat their oppressors. The great insight of liberalism is that ideas have power. Liberalism arms the oppressed with the […]

October 31, 2008

Since the end of World War II, and with particular intensity after the fall of the Soviet Union, national political systems the world over have […]

October 24, 2008

The election of Barack Obama may mark the end of political conservatism in America. This is not to say that the Republican Party will not […]

October 10, 2008

Recent debate in these pages concerning the nature of secularism reflects a fundamental uncertainty within the Christian intellectual tradition. Though modern Christians are often wary […]

September 26, 2008

N ietzsche describes Greek tragedy as a union of two divine forces: the Apollonian and the Dionysian. The Apollonian is found in the dream of […]

September 19, 2008

It is pretty hard to deny a leftward bias in the news media these days. On the one hand, the National Enquirer reported that the […]

September 10, 2008

At last Saturday’s Convocation, Dean Salovey offered a challenge and a promise to freshmen. Entitled “A Contrarian Education,” his speech challenged freshmen to depart, in […]

September 3, 2008

SIGHISOARA, Romania — Although the immediate surrounding of this medieval Saxon town monumentalizes an intimidating communist aesthetic insensitivity, the nearby countryside offers quaint pastoral scenes […]

August 29, 2008

It is becoming increasingly difficult to determine who to believe in the controversy surrounding Aliza Shvarts’ art project. On the one hand, the projects’ status […]

April 24, 2008

There is a brand of feminism that criticizes prostitution and pornography when the women involved participate out of economic necessity. The theory is that economic […]

April 18, 2008