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Institute for Justice Breakout Session at ISFLC
Students For Liberty is excited to announce another fantastic breakout session for this year’s International Students For Liberty Conference! The Institute for Justice, America’s “merry band of libertarian litigators,” will be hosting a breakout session over the topic “How to … Continue reading
The Internet: This Way to a Free Society
Led by internet giants Wikipedia and Google, nearly 7,000 websites joined the historic SOPA/PIPA protest of Wednesday, January 18th. Social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit were all abuzz as millions of Americans vocalized their opposition to government interference … Continue reading
Taking Bad Responses to Task
Sometimes libertarians say stupid things, or, to be more correct, they say things in stupid ways. How we convey information about the philosophy of freedom often makes more of difference than what we actually say. Through self-reflection, we libertarians can … Continue reading
GOProud Breakout Sessions at ISFLC
Students For Liberty is pleased to announce that GOProud, a nationwide organization dedicated to limited government, individual liberty, free markets, and equality under the law, will be hosting two breakout sessions at this year’s International Students For Liberty Conference. The session … Continue reading
“A Libertarian Foreign Policy” Webinar Tomorrow
Webinar Wednesdays continue tomorrow night, January 25 at 8PM. Join us for a discussion of “A Libertarian Foreign Policy for the 21st Century” to be led by Chris Preble. Check out the deets! Wednesday, January 25 at 8pm (Eastern Time) … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Events, News, SFL
Tagged Cato, Cato Institute, chris preble, Foreign Policy, libertarian foreign policy, SFL Webinar Series, Webinar, Webinars
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Cavemen Sue Over the Use of Fire, or, Why Intellectual Property Rights and Anti-Piracy Laws Are Silly
The following is a guest submission by Kieran Conrad, a student of Middlebury College. The movie and music industries’ heavy lobbying, seen through the recently failed Stop Online Privacy Act (SOPA), demonstrates their outmoded value in today’s market. With the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, books, C.K. Louis, Copyright, Facebook, Film, film industry, Free Market, Intellectual Property, Internet, Kindle, Movies, music, music industry, Netflix, PIPA, publishing industry, Reddit, Shrillex, SOPA, Youtube
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Interested in providing media coverage at ISFLC?
This year’s International Students For Liberty Conference is shaping up to be the largest gathering of libertarian students ever. Last year, over 500 students from all over the world attended the fourth annual International Students For Liberty Conference, and this year we … Continue reading
Why Libertarians Should Embrace Feminism
This article was co-written by Campus Coordinator Moriah Costa of Arizona State University in collaboration with Luca Gattoni-Celli of the College of Charleston When women in the United States won the right to vote with the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment … Continue reading
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Tagged Feminism, inequality, Libertarian Feminism, Margaret Thatcher, Meryl Streep, Toddlers in Tiaras, women
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Reflections on Ayn Rand’s Theory Of Rights
On January 18, Craig Biddle delivered a lecture on “Ayn Rand’s Theory of Rights” as part of SFL’s webinar series, kicking off the new semester by answering one of the most important questions a liberty advocate should know—namely, what exactly … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayn Rand, Constitution, craig biddle, Ethics, God, Natural Rights, Rights
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ISFLC Registration Ends February 3
The Fifth Annual International Students For Liberty Conference is quickly approaching. With only 28 days until the Conference kicks off, now is the time to register! Registration costs only $30 for students and $50 for alumni, but you better hurry. … Continue reading
