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Mary Anastasia O’Grady of the Wall Street Journal asks if Cuba will be the next Egypt [2].
John Tierney, science writer for the New York Times, explores the question of ideological bias in the academy [3]. (Boast: research by my GMU Econ colleague Dan Klein is favorably mentioned in John’s essay.)
Troy Camplin weighs in provocatively on the unrest in Egypt [5]. (HT George Leef)
Writing in today’s Los Angeles Times, David Boaz exposes phony solutions for real social ills [6].
Truth on the Market’s Larry Ribstein skewers occupational licensing [7].
Bill Anderson is none-too-impressed [8] with Paul Krugman’s assertion that north-African political unrest and currently rising food prices are “evidence” that global warming is finally taking its terrible toll on human existence.
Finally, two letters-to-the-editor by Cafe Hayek reader Matthew Curran are worth reading. One is found here [9]; the other here [10].