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Cult
of Capitalism Deserves More Than Ginn's Short Shrift
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Harvard Law Record, September 14, 2001 -- responding to Cliff Ginn's
column
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School Choice Could Help Alleviate Violence
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Wall Street Journal, April 29, 1999
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Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
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unpublished, June 1998 -- about
why property is never really a foreign concept to indigenous peoples
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Shades of Green
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Reason, May 1998 --
about how state regulators and the private sector are making environmental policy more effective and
less
intrusive
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n guilty men
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University of
Pennsylvania Law Review, November 1997 -- a humorous look at criminal procedure
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Software Pirates
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Reason, November 1997 -- about FDA regulation of
computer software as "medical devices"
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Is Recycling Good Or Bad -- Or Both?
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by Alexander Volokh and Lynn
Scarlett, Consumers' Research, September 1997
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Hollywood Strikes Out When Thinking About
God
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Greenwich (Conn.) Time, September 26, 1997 -- about fallacies about science and
religion in the Jodie Foster movie, Contact
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Pruning the FDA
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National Review, August 11, 1997 -- about FDA
regulation of health information
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Carrots over Sticks: The case for environmental self-audits
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Washington Monthly, June 1997 -- on the battle between the states and the federal government
about audit-privilege laws
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History Shows Freedom Drives A Car
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Corvallis (Or.) Gazette Times,
January 24, 1997 -- about automobility, Martin Luther King, and why the car is an instrument
of freedom
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The Trouble With Transit
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unpublished op-ed, December 1996 -- about
the wastefulness of rail transit and how it relates to the Tribbles and the Borg of Star
Trek
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Money
Fuels Freedom at the Core of American Society
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UCLA Daily Bruin,
October 3, 1996 -- about why money doesn't make the world go round
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Quasimodo, Property, and Sanctuary
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Middletown (Oh.) Journal,
August 8, 1996 -- about the portrayal of property rights in Disney movies
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Ad Bans Are a Bad Idea
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San Marino (Cal.) Tribune, August 31, 1995 -- arguing against banning tobacco advertising
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Kessler's a Drag
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Wall Street Journal, August 8, 1995 --
about then-FDA Commissioner David Kessler's efforts to regulate nicotine as a drug, printed in a
two-op-ed spread called "Smoke
and Fire," illustrated with a still of Bette Davis smoking from Now, Voyager, side by side
with an op-ed favoring regulation by Barry Goldwater
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How Race Adds Up for UCLA Entry
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by Alexander Volokh and Shechao Charles Feng,
Los Angeles Times, July 18, 1995 -- about how race is considered in UCLA admissions; The
Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, which reprinted the piece in its Autumn 1995 issue,
called it "one of the best papers" they had seen "on the conservative side"
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Clinical Trials:
Beating the FDA in Court
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Reason, May 1995 -- cover story, about
companies that have fought the FDA in court and won; click
here for
letters to the editor in the August 1995 issue of Reason responding to the
article
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Leaving Us to Our Own Devices
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RT: The Journal for Respiratory Care
Practitioners, December/January 1995 -- arguing against medical device user fees for the FDA
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Feel a
Heart Attack Coming? Go to France
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Wall Street Journal, August 2, 1994 -- about how the FDA has not approved a
life-saving medical device that is standard in France
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