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In the fall of 2022, the Prairieland Genealogical Society voted to dissolve their organization. Their resources and funds were donated to the Lyon County Histor
A popular but controversial diorama the Carnegie Museum of Natural History displayed for museum-goers for more than 120 years will be permanently removed from public view, due to a newly enacted human-remains policy, museum officials said Thursday. The Oakland museum’s move, in the works for several years, comes amid debate
The Federalist Society has a problem. It’s a condition that characterizes and infects almost the entirety of the present national conservative movement. This hit home for me on May 31, in an essay by Leslie McAdoo Gordon, which appeared at thefederalist.com. I read their Webzine almost every day, and occasionally it is the source for items of value and good information. But Gordon’s ill-informed attack on Confederate iconography was not one of them. Peddled as a defense of retaining “Antietam” as the name of an American naval vessel, she begins her piece: “There is a move these ...
Print this article In 1971, Liberty Fund held a conference devoted to American higher education. The participants were all-stars in the conservative/libertarian movement of the day. Ben Rogge and Pierre Goodrich presented a paper for discussion, with comments by Gottfried Dietze, Russell Kirk, Henry Manne, and Stephen Tonsor. Eventually, Liberty Fund put the proceedings into a book entitled Education in a Free Society. Advertisement Professor Lee Trepanier of Samford University has just written a superb essay that looks back on that book entitled, “Does the American University De...