Investing in a College Education
Via MR, here’s an interesting piece on the non-pecuniary benefits of schooling. The authors of the paper cited…
Author: Review Staff
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Politics of Spite?
About a week ago, New York Times columnist Paul Krugman authored an article entitled “The Politics of Spite,”…
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MRM#20
– If you’re from the D.C./Maryland/Virginia area, go to the National Mall today to check out the Solar…
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The Choice of American Decline
Is America in decline? Has America reached the limits of its influence as a global superpower, and will…
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Nobel ‘Piece’ Prizes: Iranian Cleric, Prof. Eric Cheyfitz, Prof. Jolene Rickard
The only plausible answer to the Obama Peace Prize is that it is, in fact, just one of…
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(More) Student Assembly Brilliance
I’m currently sitting at the S.A. meeting–Dean Hubbell, the Review’s biggest fan, is sitting directly in front of…
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A new breed of affirmative action
Every year, thousands of college applicants are accepted, not solely because of, but with the additional help of…
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The Economics Art Gallery
There is now a temporary art studio in the foyer of the Economics Department in Uris Hall. According…