The Life Of George Mason 1725-1792 V2: Including His Speeches, Public Papers And Correspondence
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CommuterPageBlog (Free subscription) | yesterday
George Mason University received the Outstanding Commuter Benefits Award from Arlington County’s Fresh AIRE program this month. Fresh AIRE is Arlington’s Initiative to Reduce Emissions within the county government and throughout the entire county. This label is not only the...
Swimming World Magazine News (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
NEWARK, Delaware, November 7. THE University of Delaware swimming & diving teams were led by a record-setting relay performance on the way to a strong showing on the final day of the squad's Colonial Athletic Association Pod Meet hosted by the Blue Hens at the Rawstrom Natatorium. During the two-day competition, which also featured George Mason, Towson, and UNC Wilmington, the UD men...
ImmigrationProf Blog (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Prince William County's response to immigration and immigrants have been a frequent subject of postings on Immigrationprof. Now, a press release has announced the release of a study by George Mason University researchers finding that a majority of residents in...
Legal History Blog (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
Over at the Voloch Conspiracy, David Bernstein, George Mason University School of Law, deplores a phenomenon I've also found deplorable, the obligation entry-level or junior legal historians sometimes feel to impail their research on the "hook" of "some sort of strained analogy to a modern constitutional controversy" in order to catch the interest of a hiring committee...
A conservative blog for peace (Free subscription) | yesterday
On Communism and its fallThomas DiLorenzo:My old friend Jim Bennett of George Mason University traveled in the Soviet bloc in the early 1980s on an Agency for International Development junket (because of his position as an adjunct scholar of the Heritage Foundation, which was closely linked to the Reagan administration). I can still recall what he said about the Soviet Union upon his...
Fabsugar (Free subscription) | yesterday
Remember when I told you about Victoria's Secret's nationwide casting call? Well, the ballots are in, the top 10 finalists chosen. The lovelies include Alicia Hall (my favorite), a brown haired, blue eyed Las Vegas native and do-gooder; Jamie Lee Darley, a self-proclaimed tomboy and Bay Area native; and Catharina Lee, a reformed party girl who's currently studying communications at George Mason...
The LRC Blog (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
My old friend Jim Bennett of George Mason University traveled in the Soviet bloc in the early 1980s on an Agency for International Development junket (because of his position as an adjunct scholar of the Heritage Foundation, which was closely linked to the Reagan administration). I can still recall what he said about the Soviet Union [...]
Of Arms and the Law (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
Clayton Cramer, Nick Johnson, and George Moscary have an article forthcoming in the George Mason Law Review, entitled 'This Right is Not Allowed by Governments that are Afraid of the People': The Public Meaning of the Second Amendment When the...
Amateur Economists (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
A few years ago, Arnold Kling, an economics professor at George Mason University, presented an interesting description of the type of health care system that Congress is planning to impose on all Americans. With Medicare’s unfunded liabilities in the multiple tens of trillions of dollars, it is like the Titanic sailing full speed ahead [...] Related posts: Health Care – A...
Dave's Thoughts And That (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009
... that comprise their day job. Here we have Olivia Wilde (Thirteen from House) and Xander Berkeley (George Mason of 24) in roles that are far beneath them. Berkeley spends his time on screen gurning like a fool, while Wilde’s input is apparently to look sultry and put on a fairly poor English accent, or at least I think that’s what she was doing. Year One is by no means...
Making Sense with Nicholls (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009
What do the results of the recent elections in America really mean? Here's what Professor Don Boudreaux of George Mason says in a letter to the Washington Post. Dear Editor: Michael Gerson , Charles Krauthammer , and Eugene Robinson speculate today about Tuesday's election results. What do these results signal about the Republican and Democratic parties? About Pres. Obama? About Michael...
EconLog (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
... One can imagine the O's or the Jays winning it all one of these years. Not so with Rutgers or George Mason. By the way, in this metaphor, the analogue to Sabathia and Teixeira is not necessarily the faculty (even though you probably think this song is about you). I am thinking more about students. Steinbrenner U has a much larger share of outstanding students than outstanding faculty....
Wonkette (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Saturday, November 7 through Sunday, November 29: Lost In Yonkers, a play about a very dysfunctional Jewish family, will make you 1) regret your decision to go home for Thanksgiving and 2) crave a delicious corned beef sandwich. [Theater J] Saturday, November 7: An event called the “American Freedom Festival” is happening at George [...] George Mason University - United...
TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
Well, this is interesting. B&N has over 600 college bookstores and they will be selling the Nook. I wonder how that audience will adapt to it. Thanks to Nathaniel Hoffelder who sent me a link to the George Mason University bookstore site. As you can see it has a pre-order link [...]
The Volokh Conspiracy (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
Congratulations to VA’s new AG, Ken Cuccinelli who, to the best of my knowledge, becomes the first George Mason law school alumnus to be elected to state-wide office in Viriginia. He bested alumni of William & Mary and UVA in the primaries. GMU is a relatively young law school and this is a proud day [...]
