That's right, the financial meltdown seemed to skip over McDonald's.

Here at Louisiana State University's YAL we have a number of members who are columnists, editors, or are otherwise involved in the the popular college papers, the Revielle and the TigerWeekly. I will, from time to time, post the best articles from these columnists. I was very proud to pick up a paper on the way to my "Liberalism 1945 : Present" class, and read this.

Taking a break from their no-doubt impressive if futile efforts to find the appropriately pragmatic size of government to save us from the economy, ourselves, and everything in between, a Congress now has a new bill to consider: legislation which will require camera phones to make an audible sound as they take a picture.  The congressman who introduced the bill claims that it will be valuable in helping children in locker rooms avoid peeping toms.  Fortunately, it has received little attention to date. What has been getting atte

This past weekend, Ron Paul talked at the Mises Circle in Houston, Texas about the financial crisis, ending the Federal Reserve and the future of the movement. He gives strong support of Young Americans for Liberty and our cause to spread liberty on America's college campuses. Listen to more.