Existing

They could go by Whig or Federalist if they want, maybe even “Conservative” for a bit of change.

Some of the latter is embedded in the finishing school role of the liberal arts college. Knowledge is instrumental to making citizens, leaders, etc.

Could be! Seems like it would be more informative in real terms rather than as a percent.

*1838

48 percent of net receipts in 1938 were from land sales, I don’t know what this graph is about.

It’s those red arrows depicting percent change by county.

Seems like a bunch of conservative pundits don’t like trade theory written prior to 1977, but how about the post Dixit Stiglitz, Krugman, Melitz, world? Where are the monopolistic competition haters? The critics of variable markups? The silence is deafening.

Might set a low bail!

But interestingly not on the original list written up by the trustees. Maybe he is more recently popular.

Didn’t merit corner space in 1892.

It’s right there on the corner, must have been important.

classicchicagomagazine.com/wp-content/u... put him on the Chicago Art Institute frieze next to Da Vinci.

My medicine is based on the synthetic a priori.

Empirical evidence is a concession to those who think there are other kinds of evidence, admittedly a huge voting constituency.

Seriously

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