Archive: Media Citings

Another tip from Don Hauptman: NPR just aired a long and positive feature on Rand’s ideas and influence. It will probably be repeated throughout the day. The reporter is Andrea Seabrook. Tomorrow: Hayek. Info and archive ... »More

CNBC has published an interesting new interview with John Allison about his foundation, which awards $2 million to universities if they create a class on capitalism and make Atlas Shrugged required reading. Allison is a very ... »More

Atlasphere member and columnist Fred Cookinham was recently interviewed by NPR about his NYC Ayn Rand walking tours. Congratulations to Fred on this recognition of his fine work, promoting awareness of Ayn Rand's life, history, ... »More

TIME magazine has a new article by Alex Altman about the Atlas Shrugged movie, titled "Atlas Shrugged, The Movie: Ayn Rand Fans Get Film Of Their Own." Since it's pre-dated for Monday, April 25, 2011, ... »More

Echoes of the TIME online article about the Atlasphere have been ricocheting around on a few websites lately. This comment at Hot Air seemed worth highlighting: I suggested to two girlfriends in college that they read ... »More

Time.com just published an article about the Atlasphere as well as the Atlas Shrugged movie, penned by Claire Suddath, who spent this week talking with members of our dating service. Her article is titled "Single Objectivist ... »More

Writing at the Wall Street Journal, Donald Luskin has an excellent article "Remembering the Real Ayn Rand" that begins by discussing the new movie: Tomorrow's release of the movie version of "Atlas Shrugged" is focusing attention ... »More

A new article in the Wall Street Journal begins: Forget tea leaves: Wall Street is turning to Ayn Rand for guidance. Hedge-fund manager Barry Colvin has raised $60,000 to start a Greater New York outpost of the ... »More

A new article "At Ethics Bowl, L.I. Teenagers Debate Slippery Issues" in the NY Times begins: Ethics are a good thing, and almost everyone is said to have them. But by some accounts, they are like ... »More

J.P. Freire makes some astute observations, over at the Washington Examiner blog. Worth a look, if only to see what AIG executive Robert Benmosche has been reading. And not fully understanding. »More