Valery Publius

Campus Media Response: Intellectual Property Rights Keep the Music Playing
August 6, 2010
Jake Begun of Wisconsin/Madison’s Badger Herald thinks he’s noticed something pretty funny:
Campus Media Response: The Freedom to Produce: Both Moral and Practical
July 19, 2010
In an article appearing in UC Berkeley’s Daily Californian, Andrew Glidden describes the scope of the absurdity of our nation’s current environmental regulatory system, from its recent prohibition of Kevin Costner’s oil salvaging machines, to the pending regulation of all carbon dioxide as a pollutant under the Clean Air Act.
Campus Media Response: Without Oil, Kiss your iPhone Good-bye
July 3, 2010
Writing in the Texas Tech Daily Toreador Chris Leal asks us to ponder a puzzle:
Campus Media Response: Keith Yost of the MIT Tech Outclasses his Peers on Muhammed Cartoon Controversy
June 23, 2010
Congratulations to Keith Yost, a columnist at The Tech of MIT, who recently put the editors of the paper to shame, by saying “I am Spartacus!” and publishing a statement of support for the free speech rights of Trey Parker and Matt Stone of South Park, and for the series of other cartoonists and writers who have been threatened with violence by Islamic totalitarians.
Campus Media Response: Don’t Return to 1970s Economic Anemia
June 4, 2010
Lamenting BP’s oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, Mark Costigan of the University of Oregon’s Daily Herald calls for an end to all offshore drilling. Faced with the objection that this would mean importing more of our oil, Costigan bites the bullet and says we should stop foreign oil imports as well:
Campus Media Response: Are American Workers Threatened by Immigrant Workers?
May 24, 2010
In a recent column for the Harvard Crimson commenting on the dubious legislation in Arizona that would make it easier for police to question people about their immigration status, Raúl Carrillo makes the following argument:
Campus Media Response: Everybody Draw Muhammad On Campus
May 20, 2010
Writing in opposition to the recently publicized “Everybody Draw Muhammad Day,” a show of solidarity for Trey Parker and Matt Stone of South Park fame, Saif Ansari of The Daily Bruin writes:
Celebrating 5 Years of The Undercurrent
April 29, 2010
Five years ago this month, The Undercurrent released its very first issue. We’ve come a long way since then. Here is the untold story how the The Undercurrent came to be.
Campus Media Response: The Roots of the Objectivist Campus Revival
January 24, 2010
Objectivists Expand Presence The Stanford Review, January 8, 2010 Dear editors,
Campus Media Response: Holiday Materialism Serves Spiritual Needs
December 23, 2009
Consumerism masks true significance of Christmas The Daily Nebraskan, December 7, 2009 Dear editors,