Navigator, May, 2002

The Collapse of a Postmodern Corporation by Roger Donway
Enron's failure was not the product of capitalism, as the Left alleges, nor merely the result of crime, as the Right avers. It was rooted in the postmodern tenor of the firm's corporate values.

When Is a Fake a Fraud? by Edward L. Hudgins
The Federal Trade Commission and the Florida attorney general have charged Miss Cleo and her Psychic Readers Network with fraud. But the real problem is not with Miss Cleo; it's with her clients.

The Rachmaninoff Revival by Eric Barnhill
The reputation of the great Russian Romantic, who was Ayn Rand's favorite composer, continues to grow.

Articles:

The War against Modernity by David Kelley
Islamists do not hate the United States because of its international policies. Nor is their antipathy based primarily on the long-standing struggle between Western civilization and Islamic civilization. Rather, it is the culture of modernity—born of the Renaissance and Enlightenment—that has drawn the hatred of this distinctly contemporary and untraditional manifestation of Islam.

The Life and Mind of John Adams by Roger Donway
David McCullough's John Adams prompts our admiration for this Founding Father's work and character. C. Bradley Thompson's John Adams & the Spirit of Liberty prompts our respect for the man's merit as a political thinker.

Logbook: TOC Hits the Jackpot at Las Vegas

Other Logbook items:
In the Same Room with the Dying Light by Charles Tomlinson
Hudgins Brings TOC Media Visibility
August Speaking Workshop Announced
Center Honors Jamie Dorrian
All About Ayn Rand
Soundings

Suggested Readings on Islam and the West