Dennis Shiraev
Oliver Renick
Joe Bonica
Lucia Rafanelli
Hannah MacLean
Peter Bouris
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Anthony
Brendan Patrick Devine
Sam Pell
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Greg Stein
Michael Alan
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Alfonse Muglia
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R. Patrick McCaffrey
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Kushagra Aniket
Roshni Mehta
The front page of this week's Review - check it out via the link in the post before MRM!
- Budget cuts take a hit on Dutch and Swedish language programs, but they’re not giving up without a fight.
- Cornell finishes seventh in the Solar Decathlon competition. (Plus a nice story about an alum who hosted all the students).
- Via Paul Ibrahim, Thomas Sowell discusses why the government should not decided what is “good” for its citizenry.
- Harvard loses a lot of cash.
- Interesting new research on consumer behavior from the Johnson School.
- Here are the recently published/disclosed Oxford interview questions. The emphasis on subject knowledge is a clear-cut illustration of the differences between American/European universities.
- Peter Berkowitz discusses the failures of academics to stand up for free discussion and thought on campus.
- From The Economist: “…Mr Obama needs to fight [the war in Afghanistan] with conviction.”
- And, finally, just for fun, here’s the hardest logic puzzle ever. (Via MR).
