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George A. Panichas, RIP

George A. Panichas, literary critic and longtime editor of Modern Age, has died at the age of 79.
Jeremy Beer
March 29, 2010

Where Have all the Slaughterhouses Gone?

USDA regulations strangle the local meat market.
Mark T. Mitchell
March 29, 2010

God’s Economy

Bush's strong effort to restore the freedom of the church took the political side of this freedom for the whole meaning of the tradition. At the same time, his supply-side…
March 29, 2010

No National ID Tags for Buttercup–Yet

Since the National Animal Identification System (NAIS) has been discussed on this site by Jerry Salyer and Susan McWilliams, I want to mention that last month the program (after a $120+…
Katherine Dalton
March 26, 2010

Phillip Blond at Villanova

Video of Blond's March 22nd talk at Villanova is now available online.

The Closing of the Conservative Mind?

No fan of Frum am I, but this is disturbing. The AEI has fired him for deviations from the Party Line.
March 25, 2010

David Rieff on FPR–and others

According to David Rieff, FPR occupies an honorable space on the right side of the American commentariat spectrum, in that many of our writers (1) are willing to admit the…
Jeremy Beer
March 25, 2010

Hail to the Publican

A friend sent me the other day two issues of a little journal called The Publican of Philadelphia. Since I am forever worried that the Porch's ongoing what-to-do conversation gravitates…
Jeremy Beer
March 24, 2010

An Apologia for Tiger Woods

The rise and fall of Tiger Woods leads to a brief meditation both on beauty and virtue.
Jeff Polet
March 23, 2010

Hot Tub Economics

The ideology of free trade and managed society continues to destroy the prospects of a prosperous American in the Twenty-First Century. Let us dig down and return to the one…
March 23, 2010

Counterfeiting Conservatism

My latest at "The American Conservative"
Patrick Deneen
March 22, 2010

Plutonomics, Citibank, and the Doom Cycle

And what is the CLEW, you may ask? It is the Cost of Living Extremely Well, which measures such essential items as the price rise in Beluga caviar or a…
March 22, 2010

America’s Potemkin Village

It takes a village - to keep the Feds at bay.
Patrick Deneen
March 21, 2010

David Brooks on Phillip Blond

David Brooks offers an unstinting positive assessment of Phillip Blond's alternative to the current Left/Right alignment.
Patrick Deneen
March 18, 2010

Afoot

News from the provinces is hardly all bad.
Patrick Deneen
March 17, 2010

Local History

JEFFERSON COUNTY, KANSAS. It's been seventy years since John Steuart Curry unveiled his masterpiece murals on the walls of the Kansas State House.  Their anarchic depiction of my home land…
March 16, 2010

Milliner on Wilson, Wilson on Gioia: Catholic Intellectuals and Modern Culture

Matthew J. Milliner explicates "Art and Beauty," while Dana Gioia wins Notre Dame's Laetare Medal
March 16, 2010

Miss Coach

A woman head coach of a boy's high school football team robs the players of a male role model and diminishes the bonds of male camaraderie.
Mark T. Mitchell
March 16, 2010

On the Road Again

. . . we rediscovered the meaning of Place. Limits. Liberty.
March 15, 2010

Red Tories in America

Phillip Blond to lecture in Washington D.C and Philadelphia - thanks to FPR
Patrick Deneen
March 12, 2010

Come Home, America: Prospects for a Coalition Against Empire

The recent anti-empire, anti-war conference in DC could be the start of a significant Left-and-Right movement to challenge the foundation of U.S. foreign policy. An across-the-spectrum coalition has great potential…
March 12, 2010

Some Children Must Be Left Behind

Will raising the legal dropout age teach troubled kids anything? Probably not.
Katherine Dalton
March 11, 2010

Why Us, God?

On Earthquakes and Avatar
Patrick Deneen
March 9, 2010

It’s the Land, Stupid

I'll take the old gal with a few well-earned wrinkles that fit soft and snug like a favorite glove. It's the land, stupid, and boy is she a thing of…
March 9, 2010