Cover photo by Andrew Cline Carolina Journal Notebook North Carolina is one of only 12 states without legislative session limits, state competition commissions result in less-expensive government, North Carolina voters give Locke their opinions on a variety of topics, the N.C. Museum of Art charges admission for the first time in 41 years, and officials react to Locke's education report. Corridor Clamp Jonathan C. Jordan tells is how unaccountable agencies now have the power to stop development. Culture Club Andrew Cline reviews The Wealth and Poverty of Nations and Eat the Rich . Return to the Carolina Journal Home Page 1998 by The John Locke Foundation, Inc. . Material published in Carolina Journal may be reprinted provided the Locke Foundation receives prior notice and appropriate credit is given.
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