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Is SAIC Trying to Stifle Free Speech? - Chicago Reader

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For his anthology Voices from Gettysburg: Letters, Papers, and Memoirs from the Greatest Battle of the Civil War, Allen Guelzo has assembled some of the choicest items from the myriad original sources he consulted for his highly readable, deeply researched, prize-winning campaign history, Gettysburg: The Last Invasion (2013). His new book provides dozens of you-are-there […]Read Article

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Mi Casa Es Su Casa - Claremont Review of Books

As someone who has researched U.S. immigration policy for over three decades, I’m often asked why the Biden Administration effectively opened America’s borders, allowing in 9 or 10 million foreigners who had no legal right to enter. Was it done to import voters who would change the balance of power in red states? Or perhaps […]Donald Trump · Claremont Read Article

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From Russia, with Tough Love - Claremont Review of Books

No, all hope cannot be pinned on science, technology, or economic growth. Victorious technological civilization has simultaneously instilled in us a spiritual insecurity. Certainly, its gifts enrich, but enslave us as well. All is interests, we must not neglect our interests, all is a struggle for material things; but an inner voice faintly prompts us […]Science · Russia Read Article

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Stoicism and Christianity I appreciated Spencer Klavan’s thoughtful review of Marcus Aurelius: The Stoic Emperor and his recognition of my attempt to write a biography that made Marcus “seem human without making him seem any less impressive” (“The Last Great Stoic,” Fall 2024). Marcus was, I believe, an ordinary person with flaws who strove earnestly […]Christianity · Claremont Read Article

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Reclaiming the Campus - Claremont Review of Books

The liberal arts, writes Richard Corcoran in Storming the Ivory Tower, his account of reform and revolution as president of the New College of Florida, “are helpful in equipping humans for self-government, personally and politically.” Following the Left’s long march through the institutions, what we have in place of genuine institutions of higher education are […]Sarasota · Sarasota Read Article