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The New Individualist, Spring 2009

The New Individualist, Spring 2009
Articles
A Short Course in Rule-breaking
David Kelley
(2/1/1997)
Atlas Shrugged in Haight-Ashbury: A Memoir
Molly Sechrest
(3/18/2009)
Completing the American Revolution
David Mayer
(7/6/2009)
Decoding the Credit Crisis
William Thomas
(3/18/2009)
Individual Rights: The Objectivist View
William Thomas
(7/6/2009)
PORTFOLIO: Josh von Staudach
Sherrie Gossett
(7/6/2009)
Restoring Glory: A Renaissance-style Art Studio Creates Modern Magic
Amanda Erickson
(7/6/2009)
Sidebar: 2009 IQ2US Debate Topics
Roger Donway
(7/6/2009)
Sidebar: A Harmony of Interests
William Thomas
(7/6/2009)
Sidebar: Mayer's Rx
Sherrie Gossett
(7/6/2009)
Sidebar: Pioneers of Egalitarianism
David Kelley
(3/18/2009)
The Bright Idea
Roger Donway
(7/6/2009)
The Fourth Revolution
David Kelley
(3/19/2009)
The Persecution of KPMG
Roger Donway
(3/18/2009)
Tower Cranes: An Appreciation
James Robbins
(7/6/2009)
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Commentaries
Sidebar: Business Needs a Civil Liberties Union—Now!
Roger Donway
(3/18/2009)
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Reviews
Antitrust Apostate- The Antitrust Religion Reviewed
Eugene Holloway (3/3/2009)
Not the Matrix, Pal - The Slightest Philosophy Reviewed
Anja Hartleb-Parson (3/3/2009)
The Story of I - The Encyclopedia of Libertarianism Reviewed
Roger Donway (3/3/2009)
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Other
The Second Life

A poem by Edwin Morgan



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Sidebar: A Twenty-first Century Plaster Shop

by Sherrie Gossett

“Nearly every interior restoration project that Evergreene takes on involves repair of plaster surfaces and ornaments that are loose, delaminating, cracked, water-damaged, or missing elements,” says founder Jeffrey Greene.

Evergreene’s plaster shop restores and recreates historic plasterwork by teaming sculptors who use state-of-the art conservation techniques with artisans versed in an array of period skills, including those popular in seventeenth-century Italy.

Extensive archival research and site analysis are often required. The shop also provides new designs to clients seeking original work. 


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