The Value of Student Organizations and On-Campus Education: Anecdotal Evidence from Tim Keller
Tim Keller, who was the founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, died last week. Starting and growing a church in Manhattan takes talent. I am reading Tim Keller’s biography by Collin Hansen through the lens of Tyler’s Talent book. How did a successful leader and famous speaker get started? Keller is…
Early or Late, Never On-Time
Say that you live in a metropolitan area and that everyone works downtown. If you leave early, then you get to work WAY early. If you leave late, then you get to work WAY late. What’s up with that? Let’s say that the closer people live to downtown, the proportionally deeper you work in downtown.…
South Carolina Repeals Certificate of Need
Last week South Carolina Governor McMaster signed a bill repealing almost all Certificate of Need (CON) laws in the state. If you want to open or expand a health care facility in South Carolina, you can now do so faster, cheaper, and with more certainty. This is a bigger deal than West Virginia’s reform earlier…
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Economist Writing Every Day 