celebration observed in many countries on 31 October
Prepare to be spooked! Forget the scary costumes; “shrinkflation” is a silent yet subtle disruptor that has infiltrated the candy aisle this year, spiking by thirteen percent since last year.…
Mehr Bedi reports for Reuters another way in which today’s economic woes will hit Americans where they live. Hershey Co said on Thursday it would fall short of meeting demand…
Michiganders should be embarrassed. Source: CandyStore.com
Were you worried you wouldn’t get official government permission to celebrate and enjoy Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas? For those who believe the government has the answer, worry no more. On…
In 1946, a journalist knew economics. That journalist was Henry Hazlitt, one of the 20th century’s most influential economic thinkers. That year was when he published a book called Economics…
Joy Pullmann of the Federalist is no fan of the more grotesque Halloween displays on neighborhood porches and lawns. [L]ots of people are rude, tasteless, and selfish. Of course, since…
Teacher resource website www.teachhub.com has dos and don’ts for teachers who want to dress up on Halloween: DON’T forget about comfort and mobility No matter how amazing the costume is,…
Pierre-Guy Veer writes at the Foundation for Economic Education website that left-of-center complaints about so-called “cultural appropriation” could lead to unintended, and quite silly, consequences. After years of complaining about…
Just as the Fonz signaled his dissent into silliness and irrelevance with an infamous shark-jumping scene on “Happy Days,” today’s protesters have reached a similar point of decline. That’s the…
Michael Auslin reminds National Review Online readers to look below the surface of recent high-profile student protests at prestigious American universities. Most of the commentary so far has focused on…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online probes recent college campus shenanigans. The strangest campus derangement is the graft of Victorian prurience onto postmodern crudity. Students who are…
Jonah Goldberg‘s latest column at National Review Online analyzes recent controversies on college campuses. It seems like every week there’s a new horror story of political correctness run amok at…