Monday Reading Madness #12

– For hockey fans: Bilmes beat me to the report, but it appears that Riley Nash will be sticking around for this upcoming season.

– “IvyGate Science Theatre 3000” on Princeton Review College Lists 2010. Ivies are bolded for convenience. Read the whole thing.

– Shifting the puck away from hockey for once, here’s a very interesting article examining the correlation between ex-NFL men and republicanism.

– The legalization debate sees an interesting perspective in an article written by two law enforcement veterans, where violence and safety of cops is the main subject.

– George Will writes on card games? Interesting.

– Another week and another health care audible called by the White House means another article by the HAMMER!

– Recently, Dennis wrote in thedcwriteup.com about space travel. So did Krauthammer. Here’s a summation of both sides of the argument and an analysis in Economist.

– Not for the first time, the Review appears online at FIRE.com (Foundation for Individual Rights in Education) in a Cornellian’s article about our school’s tendency to censorship. (hat tip to Ryan Lett)

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