July 18, 2007

How Economists Think

Tyler Cowen blogs:

IQ and the Wealth of Nations

Useless Orwellian Passport Laws In Britain

Theodore Dalrymple writes about the legacy of Tony Blair:

Tennis Champion James Blake And The Mulatto Elite

Arthur Ashe, who won the U.S. Open tennis tournament in 1968, was a representative figure of the hopeful side of the 1960s: a gentlemanly black who succeeded in a country club sport and engaged in much mild social activism, such as teaming up with a similar symbol of the nicer Sixties, Harry Belafonte, to bring pressure on apartheid South Africa.

Quote Of The Day, 1892 Division

I was looking through a book of quotations and turning to the page marked immigration, I found this one:

We heartily approve all legitimate efforts to prevent the United States from being used as the dumping ground for the known criminals and professional paupers of Europe.

A Hispanic Reader Calls Guzzardi A Vulgarity; He Replies

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07/17/07 - A Colorado Reader Says The Alien Invasion Means No One Is Safe

From: Cindy Grieder (e-mail her)