In the first place
Subtitle: 20 years of the most consequential ideas from Hillsdale College's monthly journal Imprimis.
Contributors: Hillsdale College.
Publisher: Hillsdale College
Published: 1992
Place of publication: [Hillsdale, Mich.?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 260
Subjects: Education -- United States.; United States -- Social policy.; United States -- Economic policy.; United States -- Politics and government.; United States -- Civilization -- 1970-
Other titles: Imprimis.
Table of contents: title: The Hillsdale Idea / George Roche; title: Who killed excellence? / Samuel Blumenfeld; title: Public education and the global failure of socialism / Warren Brookes; title: How colleges are failing our students / Charles J. Sykes; title: Whatever happened to free enterprise? / Ronald Reagan; title: Coping with ignorance / F.A. Hayek; title: The problem of big government / J. Peter Grace; title: Mr. President, read our lips: no new taxes / Warren Brookes; title: A journalist's view of Black economics / William Raspberry; title: Reagan was right: government is the problem / Charlton Heston; title: Cutting government down to size: will it work? / Robert Novak and Mark Shields; title: Who speaks for science? / Dixy Lee Ray; title: Freedom and the high tech revolution / George Gilder; title: We cannot separate Christian morals and the rule of law / Russell Kirk; title: The great liberal death wish / Malcolm Muggeridge; title: Hollywood vs. religion / Michael Medved; title: Popular culture and the war against standards / Michael Medved; title: Words of warning to America / Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn; title: Idea fashions of the eighties: after Marx, what? / Tom Wolfe; title: Exit Communism, Cold War and the status quo / Jeane J. Kirkpatrick; title: A new world order...of freedom / Malcolm S. Forbes, Jr.; title: Capitalism and the future of America / George Roche.