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October 10, 2012

Seth Bartee over at the U.S. Intellectual History blog has a piece on the Intercollegiate Studies Institute which includes a…

October 10, 2012

David Walbert explains how to avoid hypocrisy. Last week, walking across campus to the library, I was interrupted (I don’t…

October 10, 2012

Over at The American Conservative website, Glenn Arbery writes of a farmer who seeks to remain as independent and self-sufficient…

October 9, 2012

In a recent interview Chilton Williamson talks about his new book After Tocqueville, described by former FPR contributor John Willson as…

October 5, 2012

I’m happy to report that New York Review Books has just reprinted Growing Up Absurd (1960), Paul Goodman’s classic plea…

October 4, 2012

The blogosphere is filled with opinions on last night's debate between the president and the challenger. The chattering classes has…

September 29, 2012

If you didn't catch this panel put on by Marketplace and BBC, it's pretty exciting. It takes the expert panel…

September 23, 2012

Since FPR's inception in March of 2009, Jason Peters has written a weekly column. Without missing a single week, he…

September 18, 2012

From the The Orthosphere come Part I and Part II of the pseudonymous physicist Bonald's reflections on Christianity, love, and community--reflections based…

September 14, 2012

The conference will be on the campus of Hope College in Holland, MI.  Go to the Maas Conference Center on…

September 12, 2012

There is still time to register for the conference by clicking here. We will also be welcoming walk-up registrants on-site,…

September 10, 2012

For those readers who might be interested, I've recently published my first collection of poems, Distant Lands and Near, available here.  Also,…