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Eric Scheske

Eric Scheske

James Schall's Another Sort of Learning

James Schall's Another Sort of Learning

Summer 1988. I’d just graduated from the University of Michigan and was preparing to enter the University of Notre Dame School of Law. I was working second shift at a local factory as a material handler (gopher). I was working six nights a week, Monday through Saturday,4:30

Can the Right Hemisphere Atrophy?

Can the Right Hemisphere Atrophy?

Darwin thought so

BYCU

BYCU

Finally, Political News We Can Drink To Austrian ‘Beer Party’ polling well in Vienna state electionThey have proposed a beer fountain in Vienna, the abolition of mandatory closing times and a 50 per cent tax on Radlers.The London EconomicJack Peat Ah, The Monkey is Back at $80 for the

The Art of Listening Opens the Right Hemisphere

The Art of Listening Opens the Right Hemisphere

The Gnostic: A Person Controlled by His Left Hemisphere, Plus a Cause

The Gnostic: A Person Controlled by His Left Hemisphere, Plus a Cause

Merely being controlled by the left hemisphere doesn't make a person a gnostic. He also needs a cause.

I Almost Became an Anarchist

I Almost Became an Anarchist

A mini-review of The Essential Rothbard by David Gordon. Murray Rothbard almost made me an anarchist. I had read some of Rothbard's stuff and had delved into various areas of anarchist thought (mostly through this somewhat difficult, very thick, often fascinating volume). I've abandoned such notions,

Three Ways to War Poetically

Three Ways to War Poetically

BYCU

BYCU

The Topsy-Turvy World of Bankruptcy Law is Never a Dry Area Leave it to the American genius to devise the elaborate maze that is the Bankruptcy Code. No other area of law has such an elaborate left-hemispheric schema, complete with its own internal rationalizations that only the mad men within

Left Hemisphere v. Right Hemisphere. Specific Differences in a Two-Column Format

Left Hemisphere v. Right Hemisphere. Specific Differences in a Two-Column Format

The Nothing Desire

The Nothing Desire

“The poor monk is lord of world.” St. John Climacus Bruno was a rising star of eleventh-century European culture. A master of the cathedral school (the precursor to the university) of Rheims, he taught grammar, poetry, philosophy and theology. He became head of Rheims by age thirty. The most promising