Political Correctness: My Top Ten Universities are immersed in a sea of bias. Here are some indications. By Jane S. Shaw When commentator John Stossel was at ABC News, he said that talking to his colleagues about their bias was like talking to fish about water—“What water? It’s just what we live in.” Academia, too, lives […]

  Sally Satel, MD, is a resident scholar at The American Enterprise Institute and a practicing psychiatrist and lecturer at Yale’s School of Medicine.  I find her research and writing consistently well crafted and insightful.  Sally has lectured in FREE’s programs for federal judges and law professors and received excellent reviews.  Further, she is good […]

We Are Lucky to Live Here!  Let’s welcome the 55+ to Gateway Village. Sunday morning I biked into Bozeman to meet a couple for brunch.  During the 14-mile ride in, several lycra clad male riders easily and silently passed me.  (I passed no one.)  In town three walkers smiled and volunteered, “Aren’t we lucky to […]

In her report on Judge Holly Brown’s dismissal of a challenge to the Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks agreement with Ted Turner on the management of Yellowstone Park bison (May 12, 2013), the Chronicle article states the following: “Under the public trust doctrine, which applies nationwide, the state has the responsibility to manage and […]