UNR Students for Liberty

I want to let everyone know that the meeting has been cancelled this week due to unforeseen circumstances with people’s schedules. Fear not, for our next meeting will make up for it, because on Thursday, September 25th, our very own Barry Belmont will be giving a lecture on anarcho-capitalism. We hope to see you all [...]

…in the form of graphs, like I do. UNR Students for Liberty – http://www.unrforliberty.com

UNR Students for Liberty – http://www.unrforliberty.com

In the near future I may write an article in regards to how the reckless behavior of the voter registration hecklers (which recently infiltrated the university) perpetuate misinformed decisions and intellectual sloth. Using a simple market penetration strategy, the Obama campaign (also known as marketers) have determined that if they can penetrate the youth market [...]

I took an afternoon this week to document a force on campus which has no voice, no representation, and no vote… the dorm-room window. Considering the circumstances of which they are binded under their presiding tenant, I thought it would be appropriate to welcome their thoughts on the presidential election of 2008. The results follow [...]

We are proud to print the second volume of the Liberty Report. You can find the copies scattered around the campus, from the Business Building, the Ministry of Knowledge, the Student Union, and the Education Building by the begining of next week. If you can’t find one, pick up an online copy right here. Thanks [...]

The UNR Students for Liberty successfully combated enemies of liberty through education and throwing darts at the faces of: John Maynard Keynes who created Keynesian economic policies that use a fundamentally collectivist approach of describing the economy as a whole. Unfortunately, no matter the presumptively utilitarian intentions, this type of economic policy requires centralized planning [...]

As of late, incoming freshmen have been advised to take part in a summer reading club put on by the school. Last year they read Sweet Promised Land by Robert Laxalt, a local author that was involved with the university. This year the summer reading was Nickel & Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America [...]

Last Friday, the RNC “recommended” that both conventions be thrown out and instead elect three “automatic delegates” to be taken to the national convention. The official decision, however, will not be decided until August 24.Here is the RJ article reporting on the mess: Source: RNC panel rejects dueling Nevada delegations THEASSOCIATED PRESS Citing flaws in [...]