From the monthly archives:

December 2004

The Best New Year’s Eve Party Ever

December 9, 2004

If you should have been invited to the 934 Westminster New Year’s Eve Party, but I failed to remember you, or if you’ll be in town then, think you might like to come, and think you’re the sort of person we’d like to have at our party, then drop me a line and I’ll [...]

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Would Vouchers Endanger Science and Liberal Order?!

December 9, 2004

During Tuesday’s “Caserollout” at LG’s, I got into a fairly vehement argument with those assembled about state neutrality and the teaching of evolution in public schools. Although I was frighteningly outnumbered, I still believe I was right.
The deeper question, lurking beneath our debate, I think is this: Is it possible to maintain a distinctively modern [...]

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Philosophers Join the Fray

December 7, 2004

Left2Right, a new group blog by a bunch of incredibly distinguished moral and political philosophers (I was surprised to receive a promotional email from David Velleman), promises to be interesting reading and a prime source of good blogging material. The mission of the blog is to think out loud about how the left can better [...]

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Liberal Federalism

December 3, 2004

If you’re interested in the liberal federalism thing, check out my friends Curt and Joanna’s show “Talking Politics on Law and Politics” on Rightalk internet radio. They’ve got another friend, Ramesh Ponnuru, who’s thought hard about this issue, as their guest. It aired earlier today and will replay periodically over the weekend. Here’s the description, [...]

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