John Locke Updates: 2010

An article in Monday’s News & Observer gave critics of the new Wake County school board majority a chance to spin a yarn about clandestine efforts to shuffle more students…

In addition to its Tea Party coverage, Carolina Journal and its staffers attracted attention for other reasons this week. Rick Henderson participated in a water policy panel discussion at the…

Outside of their Tea Party-related travel and media contacts, the John Locke Foundation’s research experts were busy this week addressing other topics. Daren Bakst discussed annexation reform in a presentation…

John Locke Foundation experts traveled to 20 different Tea Parties from Waynesville to Wilmington Thursday. President John Hood (Winston-Salem, as covered in the Journal), Executive Vice President Kory…

John Locke Foundation experts are coordinating their plans to participate in 20 tax day Tea Party events across North Carolina next week. The action actually starts this weekend, as Vice…

Beyond their road trips, John Locke Foundation research experts influenced policy debates in other ways this week. Roy Cordato, using his alias “Ray,” explained to the News &…

Reporters for Carolina Journal will be busy throughout the 2010 election season. Associate editors David Bass and Sara Burrows and Video News Editor Anthony Greco collaborated on an…

National Review Online’s Jim Geraghty promoted this week in his “Morning Jolt” e-mail newsletter a Right Angles blog entry from John Locke Foundation Vice President for Communications Jon…

WBT Radio’s morning show called on two John Locke Foundation experts during the past week. Lindalyn Kakadelis of the N.C. Education Alliance discussed school funding controversies, while Meck…

Stateline’s article this week about the changing media landscape focuses on the growing importance of Carolina Journal. Meanwhile, the lead page-one story in the April CJ focuses on…