All Posts Tagged With: "University of Marburg"
Hans F. Sennholz, 1922–2007
After a long and productive life, a man of great faith passes on and is welcomed into Heaven. He is greeted with an invitation. “What would you most like to do?” he is asked. “I always enjoyed giving speeches about what it was like to live through the Johnstown Flood,” he responds. “I’d love to [...]
1Oct2007 | Lawrence W. Reed | 4 comments | ContinuedGovernment Should Fund Science?
Thomas Friedman, the New York Times foreign affairs columnist, is beside himself because the 2005 federal budget contains a 2 percent, or $105 million, cut for the National Science Foundation (NSF). As W. S. Gilbert would say, “Oh, horror!” This, Friedman predicted in his December 5, 2004, column (“Fly Me to the Moon”), will condemn [...]
1Mar2005 | Sheldon Richman | 1 comment | Continued-
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