Showing posts with label UC Berkeley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UC Berkeley. Show all posts
Sunday, March 31, 2019
Saturday, January 13, 2018
3 Cheers for the Demise of the UC System
Commiefornia deserves no less.
AmConMag: Berkeley Is Collapsing in on Itself by Sean Kennedy
Financial and social costs that began 50 years ago are devouring this iconic university system.
AmConMag: Berkeley Is Collapsing in on Itself by Sean Kennedy
Financial and social costs that began 50 years ago are devouring this iconic university system.
Labels:
California,
higher ed bubble,
higher education,
UC Berkeley
Thursday, November 02, 2017
Sunday, September 24, 2017
Saturday, September 23, 2017
Monday, September 18, 2017
Thursday, September 14, 2017
Wednesday, February 01, 2017
Thursday, January 12, 2017
Monday, January 09, 2017
Thursday, April 09, 2015
Despite Their Politics, I Sympathize
Gentrification and displacement because of financial pressures are contrary to individual rights and freedoms. (But instead of relying on outsiders to police their places of residence maybe they should take up the burden.)
Who Will Benefit From University Of California’s New “Global Campus? by STEVE EARLY
Who Will Benefit From University Of California’s New “Global Campus? by STEVE EARLY
Labels:
capitalism,
liberalism,
SF Bay Area,
UC Berkeley
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Michael Denton at Cal Tuesday Night
Saw the flyer on campus, along with signs about rape culture awareness (or a culture of "consent"); one of the people featured on those banners is the director of the "undocumented" students program.
Science with a View: Michael Denton at UC Berkeley
Science with a View: Michael Denton at UC Berkeley
Saturday, December 20, 2014
The New Cal Cap from Brand 47
With a generic look, the capital C for Cal. Much like the capital S for Stanfurd? (The Brand 47 cap for Stanfurd, for comparison.) And an ugly C, at that! The original Cal logo, with "Cal" written in cursive, was more distinctive.
Compare with the old Brand 47 model here.
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Saturday, April 07, 2012
Ron Paul at CAL
another (in 3 parts)
So I went to see a politician instead of attending Maundy Thursday Mass. The organizers had to move the rally from Zellerbach to Memorial Glade because of the number of people expected to attend. A typical campaign speech for the good doctor? The beginning was federalist in its rhetoric, which would appeal to those who believe that the Federal Government no longer complies with it and that the power of the Federal Government needs to be curbed in accordance with that document. But he shifted to his libertarian message, which dominated the rest of the speech. He was, after all, introduced by the founder of one of the campus libertarian student group. Talk about freedom and liberty would appeal to many; the crowd was rather diverse, and there were some Muslim students. Talk about liberty may appeal to those who want to be left alone so they can do their thing, but it does't advance a program for redirecting society towards the good. Dr. Paul does believe in state sovereignty and that states have the right to regulate morals, so how should we understand his unabashed espousal of (paleo)libertarianism and his pitch to the youth? Does he think that it would be better if the states themselves become more "libertarian"? It would seem so.
Ron Paul is Right (as Usual) about Judicial Review and the Commerce Clause
Ron Paul Addresses Government Controlled Health Care, the Dangers of Judicial Review and America’s “Intellectual Revolution”
Related:
Healthcare for all in the U.S? by Mary Logan (EB)
The Supreme Court and Obamacare
The Meaning of Liberty During the American Revolution (Part II) by Bradley J. Birzer
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
The Thinking Housewife: Another University Cuts Male Athletes
No one should be bewildered that my old alma mater would be doing this.
No one should be bewildered that my old alma mater would be doing this.
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