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Bob Wenzel, RIP
My good friend Bob Wenzel passed away a few days ago, peacefully, in his sleep. Rest in peace, my good friend.
Many people knew Bob as the creative, informative, inspiring author of his two blogs, Economic Policy Journal and Target Liberty. I knew him in that way too, of course, since my morning would not be complete if is did not “rev up” each day by a perusal of these brilliant offerings of his. On more than one occasion I was delighted to find that he had mentioned me in one or the other or both of these. And on many more occasions I was inspired by his thoughts to write articles and op eds of my own on topics he had raised. My one regret about him is that he and I never co-authored any publication.
I am sorry to have to report that Bob Wenzel has passed away. He was the editor and publisher of the popular websites Economic Policy Journal and Target Liberty and also published an investment newsletter. I met Bob many years ago at a Mises Institute conference and was immediately impressed by his enthusiasm for Austrian economics and libertarian theory. He would throw himself into things with unmatched tenacity; he always wanted to find the inside story on events and usually succeeded in doing so. In my many conversations with him, his quick intelligence was apparent. His interests ranged from the … Continue reading →
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March Madness 2021: Here’s the latest sign that Rutgers is a lock to make the NCAA Tournament field
Updated Mar 14, 2021;
After a surprise ouster from the Atlantic 10 Tournament quarterfinals in 1991, Rutgers needed to sweat out its NCAA Tournament fate.
“It was agonizing not knowing if we were in or not,’ then-Scarlet Knights coach Bob Wenzel said at the time.
But when Rutgers appeared in the NCAA Tournament field on the selection show, Wenzel let his emotions go.
“When I saw us up there, I jumped up and hugged my wife,’ he told reporters on March 10, 1991. “I forgot to even look at who we were playing.’