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...Liberty” is nonetheless relatively straightforward. As Stone reminds us, while we’ve come a long way from the Sedition Act in 1798, there are still questions that must be answered. Where does the government stop? Can it when the country is in trouble? As James Madison wrote to Thomas Jefferson in 1788, “Experience proves the inefficacy of a Bill of Rights on those occasions when its control is most needed.” Stone eloquently warns us that even in modern America, where the government supposedly protects the many freedoms we hold dear...
...experiencing a near death experience changed any of your political views toward the war? -Mitchell Dorshorst in Madison, WI The belief about the war that I concentrated on is that we need to help the soldiers and marines when they come back from the war. My concentration is not so much on whether the war should be done or not but what we should do about those that come back. Politics is part of our country. I think there is one aspect of the war that everyone agrees with whether it is the right, left or the middle: we completely...
...listen to music prior to your race to get yourself in the right mood to crush your opponents? If so, what do you listen to? -Lance Scadden, Madison, Wisc. I listen to hip hop and rap to sort of help me get focused, to get ready to get up and do what I'm there do. It helps me to tune everything out, and take one step at time. A lot of the new stuff is what I have on my MP3 player. I don't really have any favorites, but right now, it might be Young Jeezy; I just...
...able to duplicate the results in her laboratory.“Why such improvement is seen, for how long it lasts, and how generalizable it is to everyday cognition, are questions that remain to be answered.”James P. Gee, a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and author of such books as “What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy” and “Why Video Games are Good for Your Soul,” has contributed an article for the first issue of the Review. He believes...
...movie I ♥ Huckabees? -Steve Dorshorst, Madison, Wis. No! It was horrible! It was as if somebody forgot to give the actors a script and said, For the next two hours, just go out there and do something. I saw it in the theater, and I said to my wife, "Let's wait until everyone else leaves. I don't want anyone to know I came." [Laughs.] Did you see it? Don't put yourself through...