The Federalist Society for law and Public Policy studies at montgomery, alabama posted this event. Good morning. Is Federalist Society founded on the freedoms that the separation of governmental powers is central to our constitution and that is emphatically the province and duty of the judiciary to tell you what the law is, not what it should be. The society seeks to promote both an awareness of these principles and to further their application. An, you may notice i have adam smith tie on today, and that is not because we have an economic historian coming to speak to us, but it is because adam smith was principally an educator. He was a professor and a private tutor, and he was beloved by his students. And marcus witcher, you have seen throughout the day, is known as a very exuberant, enthusiastic educator. I first met marcus several years you mayn institute, or say a conference, i spoke, and then he followed me. He later told me, and i mean years later, that he was so relieved that i
To set the scene for our events today. We will be talking to the audience about the administrative looked in running universities, the deepening ideological sku of faculties is abrogating aggravating the problem. And enrollment is already starting to decline because of demographic reasons in the issue of the Overland College dispute were gives his bakery was awarded 44 million in damages which is a very exciting thing and is people are beside themselves in Overland College, one of his cover cousins went to overland and turned her into a of communist. Marxist communist. Steve hayward is a senior fellow of the institute of Governmental Affairs at uc berkeley and of course the senior fellow at pri and i heard him back in 1991 so he was the second higher. He was the first conservative professor in the program in university of colorado boulder. The most exciting thing about steve is hes one of the people behind powerline. The best thing on saturday morning is the weekend pictures. We are in
Events today. We will be talking to the audience about the administrative looked in running universities, the deepening ideological sku of faculties is abrogating aggravating the problem. And enrollment is already starting to decline because of demographic reasons in the issue of the Overland College dispute were gives his bakery was awarded 44 million in damages which is a very exciting thing and is people are beside themselves in Overland College, one of his cover cousins went to overland and turned her into a of communist. Marxist communist. Steve hayward is a senior fellow of the institute of Governmental Affairs at uc berkeley and of course the senior fellow at pri and i heard him back in 1991 so he was the second higher. He was the first conservative professor in the program in university of colorado boulder. The most exciting thing about steve is hes one of the people behind powerline. The best thing on saturday morning is the weekend pictures. We are in hysterical looking at th
Department in san francisco. It is just over one hour. I just want to set the scene for our event today. They are going to be talking to us about the administrative bloat and running universities, the deepening ideological skew as faculties aggravating the problem of campus conformity, University Enrollment is already starting to decline because of demographic reasons, and of course, the issue of the Oberlin College dispute where the bakery was awarded 44 Million Dollars in damages, which was a very exciting thing and the people at Oberlin College are beside themselves. Charles cousin went to oberlin and it turned her into a marxist communist. Im not a big fan of oberlin. Steve hayward is the senior resident fellow of the institute of Governmental Affairs at uc berkeley and a visiting lecturer at the Uc Berkeley Law School and of course a senior fellow at pri. I heard steve back in december 1991. He was our second hire. Steve has been affiliated with us for a very long time. He was a R
Minutes. Good morning. Im the director of domestic policy at the American Enterprise institute and its my pleasure to welcome you all to this event, 30 years of environmental progress, is it time at last to be optimistic in optimistic . In 1968 a book was published called the population bomb. The book repurposed the ideas of 18th century economist thomas malus to argue that population growth would soon outpace agricultural growth leading to widespread famine and other social and ecological crises. These ideas took hold of the American Environmental movement which adopted a broadly , pessimistic view of our planets future. Their predictions do not come to pass but alarmism over the effect of population growth on the environment as well as resource scarcity endures among many on the left. In recent years the notion that americans should stop having children to protect the environment has been promoted widely by academics, journalists and other public figures. According to analysts at mor