Navigator, June, 2001

Commentaries:

The Poughkeepsie Accords
If conservatives and libertarians combined forces, more victories would be won for freedom. Roger Donway sets forth a list of points on which these two groups might agree and then asks what policies would follow.

Whatever it Takes
James S. Robbins declares that George W. Bush's commitments to defend Taiwan should be applauded, not admonished.

Articles & Reviews:

Art And Education
In this exclusive interview, Alexandra York, president of American Renaissance for the Twenty-First Century, argues that art is fundamental to a well-rounded education. Includes these additional short interviews:

• Alexandra York and ART
• Alexandra York on Ayn Rand

The Wealth and Social Health of America
Stephen Moore and Julian Simon's new book, It's Getting Better All the Time, asserts that living conditions in America are continually imporving. Marc and Maria-Louise Miringoff present evidence to the contrary in The Social Health of the Nation. Herbert Grubel reviews both, and expains how America is really doing.

Logbook:

The Objectivism Store to Release "TOC Live" Tapes

Other Logbook items:
At The Center
Sightings
Soundings