The hippies, as they became known, sought nothing less than to sweep aside all codes and restraints of the past and start out from zero.....Among the codes and restraints that people in the communes swept aside—quite purposely—were those that said you shouldn't use other people's toothbrushes or sleep on other people's mattresses without changing the sheets or, as was more likely, without using any sheets at all or that you and five other people shouldn't drink from the same bottle of Shasta or take tokes from the same cigarette. And now, in 1968, they were relearning . . .the laws of hygiene .. . by getting the mange, the grunge, the itch, the twitch, the thrush, the scroff, the rot. - Tom Wolfe
Progressivism, Purposivism, and Historical Contingency - John McGinnis, Liberty Law Blog
Green Pope Goes Medieval on Planet - Joel Kotkin, New Geography
From the Trenches to the Shire - Matthew Young, University Bookman
John Roberts’ America, Where Words Mean Nothing - Kim Holmes, Daily Signal
Wanted: Apostolic Bishops - Bevil Bramwell, The Catholic Thing
Bad Queen Bess - Dwight Longenecker, Imaginative Conservative
Confederate Flag-Waving at the Supreme Court - Ken Masugi, Liberty Law Blog
Some Kindly Advice from a White Old Guy - Joel Kotkin, New Geography
The Final Artistic Taboo - Mark Anthony Signorelli, University Bookman
A Tale of Two Independence Days - Gracy Olmstead, American Conservative
Courtship in the Age of the Pill - George Sim Johnston, The Catholic Thing
The Post-Obergefell Political Trap - Carl Eric Scott, NRO
E. L. James’s ‘Grey’ Goes Inside His Brain - Janet Maslin, NYT
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