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02/17/2005 Sean Corrigan

A note in my inbox: “Mises and Hayek appeared yesterday in a documentary broadcast by Italy’s national, state-run, left-leanin TV channel

Rothbard in Italy

02/17/2005 Mises.org

From David Perazzoni:

Breaking Rules

02/15/2005 Gene Callahan

While getting on the escalator at the London underground station tonight, I noticed a sign reading: STAND ON THE RIGHT HOLD THE HANDRAIL NO STROLLE

Guenter Reimann, RIP

02/15/2005 Thomas J. DiLorenzo

Jon Utley tells me that the great German freedom fighter died last week in New York City at age 100.

The Gingrich Generation

02/15/2005 Jeffrey A. Tucker

The Gringrich generation of Republicans wasn’t all it was cracked up to be when elected, but

Going Broke by Degree

02/15/2005 Christopher Westley

Mises Institute adjunct scholar Richard Vedder was interviewed this morning on NPR’s Morning Edition about his new book,

Mises on Academic Freedom

02/14/2005 Gil Guillory

In Recollections from the University of Vienna, given at New York University, 1962 (33

Political Science

02/14/2005 N. Joseph Potts

The report on the front page of today’s (Mond

Woods Hoppe Letter re UNLV Fracas

02/14/2005 Stephan Kinsella

Excellent letter by Tom Woods (sent a bit late but with a good excuse)--

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