John Locke Updates: 2006

As Joe Coletti has pointed out in a Policy Report – the conclusion of which he presented to a group of Fearrington Republicans – the General Assembly has a…

News that the North Carolina Climate Change Commission co-chairs refused Sen. Pittenger’s request to extend an invitation to Dr. John Christy, Professor of Atmospheric Science at the University of…

Lindalyn Kakadelis spoke to the Salisbury Lions Club. The topic of discussion: North Carolina’s testing program, and the benefits that would come if the state choose to pursue a standard…

Joe Coletti thinks that investing in consumer-driven healthcare is a good way to create a stable and effective healthcare system. Read his recommendations as they appear in the Heartland…

Some Wake County parents and makeshift organizations are fomenting opposition to the school board’s move to make some elementary schools year-round. The Wake County school board, aware of voters’ reticent…

George Leef has done more than bask in the accolades for his report on higher education. He’s started to reformat his message, and it’s worked. George has a…

It’s either Shuler or light rail; I haven’t decided, yet.  One of them is clearly more ridiculous than the other. In Charlotte, news that the Charlotte City Council may have…

Our resident historian Troy Kickler has published, yet again. Read what he has to say about radical republican teachers and reconstruction in the latest issue of Chronicles: A Magazine…

Resident blog master, Jon Sanders, got a nice hat-tip in the Foundation of Individual Rights in Education’s blog, The Tourch, for his coverage of JLF friend, Mike Adams’s denied…

Lindalyn, as usual, is out and about.  She spoke with the Crescent Republican Women’s Group in Granite Quarry, NC.  She gave an overview of the Alliance, jumped right into student…