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Bryan Caplan
PERMANENT LINK | APRIL 28, 2007

Wake Forest Liberty and Society Seminar

Bryan Caplan
Farm Subsidies: The Dirty Trut... Would Ageless People be Libert...

This summer, I'll be giving my first series of IHS Liberty and Society lectures. The seminar is at Wake Forest University, June 2-8.

The bad news: The application deadline is over.

The good news: You can still email conference organizer John Thrasher to get wait listed. Just them him who you are and why you want to attend. If there's extra room, we may yet get a chance to talk econ until 3 AM - and listen to a philosophy lecture at 9 the next morning.

CATEGORIES: Economic Education

COMMENTS (4)
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COMMENTS (4 to date)
Amol writes:

Excellent! I'm attending the Wake Forest seminary and look forward to seeing you there!

Posted April 28, 2007 10:19 AM
Amol writes:

I meant *seminar*, not seminary.

Posted April 28, 2007 4:47 PM
B.S. writes:

I think you should try to be a guest speaker for the "Advanced Studies in Freedom" seminar at Loyola from July 7-13. That is the one I'm attending, and would love to meet you there.

Posted April 30, 2007 2:24 PM
Micha Ghertner writes:

I second B.S.'s recommendation. The Loyola seminar is where it's at, yo!

Posted May 1, 2007 3:12 PM
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