ARTICLES

Letters to the Editor
L. Neil Smith, Derek Benner, damaged justice, Kent McManigal, Andrew G. Eggeleston Sr., Jake Witmer, Curt Howland, and don wilson
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Werewolves Out, Vampires In
by L. Neil Smith
From the beginning, I was a big fan of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I also appreciated Forever Knight and Blade. Lately, I've enjoyed Underworld and Underworld: Evolution. So I'm a little chagrined) to admit that it took me this long to recognize the situation we're in.
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To Secure the Blessings of Liberty
by Andrew G. Eggleston Sr.
Let me preface this weeks article by way of a bit of personal history; Twenty-Four years ago, when I was Fifteen (just about Sixteen), I was given a book to read by Johon Fritz, a good friend of mine who was a couple of years my senior. He and I were science-fiction fans and comic book enthusiasts, so it was no surprise for him to recommend or even give me a book (he was always a bit ahead of me on the learning curve)—but I couldn't quite pronounce the title of this one and there was a gorilla on the cover dressed and standing like a human being.
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New Rules For Stating The Obvious
by Jonathan David Morris
George Bush recently described America's performance in the Iraq War like this: "We're not winning, we're not losing." This means we're losing.
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Libertarian Solutions Network Founded
by Mike Rster
The Libertarian Solutions (LS) Network is proud to announce its first round of prizes. We are offering a one-ounce coin of pure silver for the ten best ideas submitted. We are searching for actions that would serve as stepping-stones to a libertarian society in the United States of America!
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Voting Our Conscience
by Jean Alexander
I celebrated the outcome of our last election. Celebrated and reveled in the message I had trouble believing we could deliver. Voting one's conscience seemed to have gone out of style. Anger, fear and blind obedience to one's party seemed the rule. I was surprised. Now my question is, can voting one's conscience return to vogue? Can we avoid merely shifting to the "other" party but rather look at issues and candidates individually, for what they stand?
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