The Census Bureau Should Stick to YouTube
The response to the Census Bureau’s YouTube clips has been mixed. Some videos attracted a lot of hits; others were...
The Census Bureau Is Not a YouTube Sensation
My Two Census declares the Census Bureau’s marketing campaign a flop, based on data from its YouTube channel: The Portrait...
Urban Chicken Vote Is Here
Tonight, the Columbia City Council will vote on an urban chicken proposal. If it passes, Columbia residents will be free...
Census Bureau Spotlights Locavores and a Free-Market Redneck
Yesterday, I wrote about the Census Bureau’s “Portrait of America” campaign, which is collecting videos from people as part of...
Know Your Farmer Video
I didn’t have a video to share when I blogged last week about the USDA’s live Facebook chat. Now, the...
The President: Principal-in-Chief, or Father-in-Chief?
This statement, attributed to a woman who posted a video online of kindergartners chanting praises to the president, is unbelievable:...
“The Rest of Us Are Supposed to Join in a National Conversation”
The above quote is from a post on Diner’s Journal about the federal government’s endorsement of locavores. Actually, it’s more...
Stop Leaving Most Children Behind
Two and a half years ago, while I worked for the Cascade Policy Institute, I was lucky enough to be...
Taxing and Spending
It’s exasperating when Missouri politicians talk about taxing casinos to “pay for education.” They imply that there’s some kind of...
Education for Sustainable Living
There’s a great environmental economics blogger at UCLA, so don’t conclude from this post that all UCLA environmental programs are...
Education Outside the Box
I’ve recently directed readers to a few videos from the Oregon School Choice Contest. There are so many good ones...
In Defense of St. Louis
When I checked out the Post-Dispatch‘s website today, I fully expected the top stories to include President Barack Obama’s visit yesterday. Nope....
Parental Choice, on Camera
The Cascade Policy Institute is sponsoring a school choice video contest, and many interesting entries are popping up on YouTube....
SLPS Deed Restrictions
As Clovis pointed out the other day, the Special Administrative Board for the St. Louis Public Schools recently adopted deed...
Is 800 Years Old Enough?
Class Notes links to a post by Kevin Horner about the math wars in Columbia Public Schools. He includes a...
Bad People Use the Internet – and Something Good Happens!
We’ve seen that cruel people can use the Internet to harass others. It turns out that stupid people even use...
The REAL ID Revolt
I’m not too worried about the coming of the antichrist, but I think the drive to opt Missouri out of...
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