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Monday, February 26, 2001
Guns Save LivesIronically, Lott concludes, those most aided by the right to bear arms are women and minorities, two groups that tend to strongly support gun control. Will the media and gun control groups let that information out? A War on GunsUnfortunately for Diaz, his attempt to prove malfeasance on the part of gun manufacturers falls short of a credible case for expanded regulation of gun ownership, providing only the tired dogma and newspeak of gun control zealots. Lock and LowbrowTed Nugent wrote this book with one aim: to bore people to death with its painstakingly unnecessary detail and sick delusional fancy. Pete Gamble '98, Pro-GunnerPro-gunners respect an individual's sovereignty, and they don't trust the federal government to make and individual's decisions, says Gamble. Misfiring on Gun NumbersIf those fighting for gun control truly wanted to help the children, they would consider taking up a different cause. A Smith & Wesson Beats Four AcesThough this may not be the Porsche of guns, it has the reliability and ruggedness, tempered with style, to make it the classic Camaro of firearms. A Very Rare and Valuable ThingBut can an institution of higher education be devoted to both the liberal arts education of undergraduate students and also to faculty research? |
Arm ThyselfIn the first six years of Florida's concealed carry law, the state issued 186 thousand permits—and exactly one homicide was perpetrated by a permit holder. It's not a notion the Million Moms like to entertain, but maybe it's not the guns that cause crime; it's the people. Reflections on the Dartmouth MurdersThe thought would not be likely to occur to faculty liberals (i.e., most faculty), but if the Zantops had possessed a gun they very likely would still be alive. 
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