Archive: Events

This announcement from The Objectivist Center/Atlas Society: If you're in New York City on Thursday, February 2, 2006, you're invited to the Junto meeting on "Ayn Rand 101: An Instructive Birthday Celebration!" at 7:00pm, with speakers ... »More

Over at FreeMarketNews.com, Tibor Machan has published an interesting article titled "Cooper on Rand & Aristotle" with reflections on Princeton scholar John M Cooper's talk at the December 2005 meeting of the Ayn Rand Society. ... »More

Andrew Bernstein will have a book signing and presentation about his new book The Capitalist Manifesto in Columbia, Maryland on February 18. The title of the talk is: "The Capitalist Manifesto: How in ... »More

Ed Hudgins plans to address this interesting topic soon at Hillsdale: Having Your Economics and Ethics Too (Or Can Mises' Subjectivism Lead to Ayn Rand's Objectivism?) By Edward Hudgins, Executive Director The Objectivist Center & Atlas ... »More

The Objectivist Center has announced that it will hold its 17th Annual Summer Seminar conference July 1-8, 2006, on the campus of Chapman University. The Chapman campus is located in Orange, California, close to Orange ... »More

As pointed on this blog entry, the Liberty Film Festival featured a panel of authors who have written books about Hollywood debate the quesstion: Was Communism a threat to Hollywood? The event was recorded and ... »More

This Thursday, November 3, Atlasphere member Andrew Bernstein will present a live teleconference lecture on the subject "Ten Neglected Truths About Capitalism." Dr. Bernstein will share new insights into the nature and history of ... »More

As was announced on this Meta-Blog item, the upcoming Liberty Film Festival will honor Ayn Rand with the screening of We the Living. The festival will feature an additional item of interest to ... »More

From a press release we received yesterday: As part of its "100th Birthday Tribute to Ayn Rand," the Liberty Film Festival will be screening the 1942 Italian classic, "We the Living," based on Ayn Rand's novel ... »More

The Ayn Rand Society announced its program for December 2005. The title of this year's program is "Ayn Rand as Aristotelian." The details of the program are as follows: Ayn Rand as Aristotelian Chairman: ... »More