John Locke Updates: 2004

That’s the common complaint NC State economics professor Mike Walden says he hears regularly from callers when he appears on radio. It usually occurs in relation to a professional athlete…

Lindalyn Kakadelis addressed groups in Charlotte, Greensboro and Winston-Salem this week as the NC Education Alliance’s tour rolled on across the state, sharing information about charter schools and their role…

Last month we told you about national attention earned by Jon Sanders for his reporting on UNC-Chapel Hill’s “derecognition” of the Alpha Iota Omega Christian fraternity because the group, according…

When the North Carolina News Network decided to dig into a new report on climate change by the NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources, the reporter turned to Roy…

Chad Adams has been spending a lot of his time on Amendment One, but this week he visited Scotland County to address a group of concerned citizens about the county’s…

This week’s Shaftesbury Society luncheon featured two members of the National Association of Scholars commenting on the results of their analysis of the general education requirements at University of North…

Viewers of NBC 17’s weeknight newscasts over the last three weeks have gotten a lesson in county government as part of a special election series featuring “At Issue” co-hosts Donna…

In his review of The War Against Excellence, George Leef concludes the book “is bound to increase the number of parents who bail out of government schooling.” What information revealed…

Tune in to State Government Radio in Raleigh (570 AM) and you’ll hear CJ stories and policy issues of importance to JLF during “Carolina Journal Report,” which airs Monday and…

You’d think The Wall Street Journal would understand supply and demand, but evidently not, based on a recent story with this headline: “Demand for Oil Could One Day Outstrip Supply.”…