The Free Market Chronicles: Global Warming

April 29, 2008
By Alex Fitzsimmons

Solving the global warming problem necessitates the depoliticizing of the dialogue that sparks consumer demand and the deregulation of the markets that manifest investor confidence. Instead of politicians framing the debate, proposing unnecessary, irrational regulations that transform this serious topic into a wedge issue, investors and consumers need to control the discourse.
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Our All Too Human Selves

April 24, 2008
By Jin Woo

The belief of contemporary man of seeing himself as an infinitely progressing being that has no mortal limitations to confine himself to is at the root of modern humanity?s oncoming extinction.
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Change For Them But Not For US

April 20, 2008
By Nathan Berger

Is Obama really a new type of candidate? Does he have anything to offer that is different from every other politician in Washington? Will he be able to stand up to his former actions without blatantly lying to America?
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How to Handle a Starving Nation

April 19, 2008
By Tabish Talib

What if a leader?s economic policies don?t revitalize the nation? What then? How does he take control of the situation?
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Shallow Sympathies: Israel as an Asset

April 19, 2008
By Zeyad Assaf
Shallow Sympathies: Israel as an Asset

In the years following the Second World War, the United States realized it might need what has been called a ?strategic asset? in the Middle East. And yet, Israel itself is not America?s main concern in the region. Rather, the main interest lies in the petroleum reserves of the Middle East, especially in the...
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What is Terrorism?

April 17, 2008
By Tabish Talib

Terrorism is always defined by people who want to rid the world of freedom, and all values, and harm anyone who gets in their way, but what really is it? Is it an act of violence or a goal with a common ideology? Or is it both?
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