John Locke Updates: 2008

Readers of the latest edition of National Review saw John Locke Foundation President John Hood‘s name on the cover. Hood wrote a featured article titled “Brand: Old Party” for NR‘s…

No one has done more than Carolina Journal Associate Editor David Bass to shine a light on the controversy surrounding participation in public schools’ free and reduced-price lunch…

The N.C. History Project and John W. Pope Center for Higher Education Policy recently hosted University of Alabama history professor David Beito for speeches at St. Augustine’s College and…

Meck Deck blogger Jeff Taylor made another appearance this week on WDYT Radio’s “Brainstorm” program. Among the topics was a blog entry Taylor posted about the merits of…

Winners in the latest round of elections will face some significant challenges in the coming year. One of them is a state budget shortfall estimated at $1.5 billion to $2…

As the dust settles from the 2008 election campaign, John Locke Foundation experts continue to help people across North Carolina make sense of the results. President John Hood discussed with…

John Locke Foundation experts helped North Carolinians this week as they tried to make sense of the Nov. 4 election results. The Rocky Mount Telegram called on JLF President John…

The recent release of North Carolina public schools’ ABC test scores generated more opportunities for John Locke Foundation Education Policy Analyst Terry Stoops to critique the ABC testing program. Stoops…

One week after the election, other issues are attracting the media’s attention again. The Charlotte Observer sought John Locke Foundation Fiscal Policy Analyst Joseph Coletti‘s opinion about the potential impact…

The American Spectator recently turned attention to a Pope Center event in Charlotte focusing on the importance of the “Great Books.” The Pope Center’s George Leef also earned…