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Emil Theodor Kocher: A Chance to Cut by Laura Mazer
Emil Kocher, Swiss surgeon in the late 1800s, is known mostly for revolutionizing surgery of the thyroid. In his hands, the mortality rate of thyroid...
Frege’s Logic: Revolution or Devolution? by Mike Mazza
The most significant figure in the history of logic after Aristotle is 19th-century German philosopher Gottlob Frege. Frege’s work in logic and philosophy...
The Case for Open Borders by Harry Binswanger
Dr. Binswanger defends a radical position on immigration: the moral imperative to end all forms of governmental interference with freedom of travel....
Criminalizing Economic Inequality through the Prohibition on Insider Trading by Kevin Douglas
Mr. Douglas will describe how insider trading laws criminalize several forms of economic inequality. Property law generally protects a business owner’s...
Understanding Evil: The Soviet Union and the Sanction of the Victim by Nikos Sotirakopoulos
The Bolsheviks began as an insignificant, minority group that seized power in 1917, yet they maintained it for seven decades and established an empire...
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