Freeman

June 1992

Volume 42, 1992

FEATURES

Perspective: The New Statism

JUNE 01, 1992 by GLEN THUROW

The Commonwealth of Independent States: Land of Opportunity

JUNE 01, 1992 by PETER J. HILL

The Separation of Church and State

JUNE 01, 1992 by RALPH A. RAIMI

Freedom of Education Will Solve Our Education Crisis

JUNE 01, 1992 by JACK D. DOUGLAS

A School with a Money-Back Guarantee

JUNE 01, 1992 by SCOTT PAYNE

Private Treasures at Antietam

JUNE 01, 1992 by JO ANN FROBOUCK

The Case of the Sighing Mechanics

JUNE 01, 1992 by TIBOR R. MACHAN

Saying Yes

JUNE 01, 1992 by ROBERT ZIMMERMAN

It is the winter of 1992 in New York City, and everyone is talking economic doom and gloom. Macy's has just declared bankruptcy, Citicorp has lost almost a billion and a half dollars in the last six months, local unemployment has topped 10 percent, and shuttered storefronts dot local shopping districts.Into the midst of this dismal situation comes yours truly, trying to find (of all things) a location for a film shoot. I am representing Weekend at Bernie's II, a Hollywood feature film with a week's shooting in middle May. One of the locations I am searching for is a high-level corporate boardroom with a spectacular view of the New York skyline.

Microcosm: The Decline of U.S. Competitiveness

JUNE 01, 1992 by DONALD SMITH

Are We Only Good at Waging War?

JUNE 01, 1992 by EVELYN PYBURN
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