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Should Student Loan Debt Be Forgiven?
The following is a guest submission by Andrew Finnerty, Voluntary President and co-founder of the Economics Club at Ferris State University. I imagine you’re wondering what kind of jerk wouldn’t want his student loans forgiven – likely some rich kid … Continue reading
The Hungry Can’t be Picky: Why We Must Play in Our Own Hunger Games
The following is a guest submission by William Smith, a Master’s student studying political science at the University of Georgia and member of the university’s Young Americans for Liberty chapter: One of the best ways to communicate ideas to people … Continue reading
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Tagged Dystopia, dystopian, Hunger Games, Katniss, katniss everdeen, libertarian, libertarian student, Peeta, The Hunger Games
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Protesting Unions by… Eating Ice Cream?!
The following is a guest submission by Kasey Ashford, president of Cornell Libertarian Club: This is the first year during my time at Cornell when the Industrial and Labor Relations College’s Union Days did not go unchallenged. The ILR School … Continue reading
Slippery Rock University Young Americans for Liberty Protest A Decade of War
The following entry is by guest bloggers Brandon Cestrone and Steve Strausbaugh of Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania. Slippery Rock University Young Americans for Liberty wanted to host an event this semester to show our disapproval of the decade-long War on … Continue reading
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Tagged Activism, anti-war, antiwar, brandon cestrone, decade of war, Free resources, libertarian activism, peace, Protest, Protest Grant, Protest Grants, slippery rock university, steve strausbaugh, student activism, student liberty activism, student protest, Student Protests, Students Against War, war protest, Young Americans for Liberty
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Stand Your Ground Against the Government!
The following is guest submission by Matthew La Corte, a student of Hofstra University. “Resistance to illegal and unconstitutional usurpation of our rights is required.” – Ron Paul At the most basic level, libertarianism is defined by property rights. Property … Continue reading
Reflections on James R. Otteson’s “Advanced Academic Webinar”
The following is a guest submission by Steve Pemberton, a law student at the University of Oxford: Jokes have rules. We’re all aware of certain rules about the topic and timing of jokes. If you don’t follow these rules, you’ll … Continue reading
Reflections on Matt Pritchard’s “Building a New Frontier: How Ocean Cities Can Revolutionize Politics”
The following is a guest submission by Charlie Deist, a former leader of Students for Liberty, UC Berkeley and current employee of The Seasteading Institute: Seasteading Ambassador Matt Pritchard is not out to depress his fellow libertarian activists. However, he … Continue reading
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Tagged Blueseed, Colony, Exit, Matt Pritchard, Ocean, Patri Friedman, Seastead, Seasteading, Seasteading Institute, Utopia, Voting
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Going Greek: How Non-interventionism Saved A Civilization
The following is a guest submission by Ross Marchand,a sophomore at the University of Maryland and president of College Park Students For Liberty. The drumbeats for war in Syria can be heard already, as “humanitarians” and other rabble-rousers demand that … Continue reading
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Tagged Foreign Policy, Greece, history, Interventionism, Kriakoulis Mavromichalis, Non-Interventionism, Private Charity, war
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“The Austrian School of Economics in the 21st Century” Fourth International Conference
This post was written by Luis Silva-Ball. Luis served as an SFL Campus Coordinator in Venezuela, and is currently a resident of the Washington, D.C. area. Fellow Austrians! Get your pens out and start scribbling fascinating papers for liberty! Argentina’s Fundación … Continue reading
