10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TONSOR»
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Equality, decadence, and modernity: the collected essays of ...
Among other pieces, this volume includes Tonsor?s controversial polemic, "Why I Too Am Not a Neoconservative." "Halfway from modernity is not far enough," asserted Tonsor in this essay.
Stephen John Tonsor, Gregory L. Schneider, 2005
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Blood and roses: a Jayne Taylor novel
In 1920, with her years of running supplies to front line combat zones finally behind her, Jayne Taylor sets out to built a new future of herself and the war orphans she has brought back to America, only to find herself working with ...
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Conservatism in America Since 1930: A Reader
Why. I. Am. Not. a. Neoconservative. Stephen. J. Tonsor. I feel somewhat like Mr.
Greedy in the Midas Muffler television ad. The engine of the old model of
Conservatism that I drive is still running well, and, as I believe that "if it ain't broke
don't ...
Gregory L. Schneider, 2003
The sole survivor of a vicious attack on his home planet, geneticist Paul Rameau becomes a prisoner of Gunnarsson Prime, a close of the original creator of Original Man, a genetically enhanced race based on manipulated human DNA, and finds ...
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Reflections on the French revolution: a Hillsdale symposium
The bicentennial of the French Revolution produced hundreds of articles and books, but none more penetrating than this. --Forrest McDonald
Stephen John Tonsor, Hillsdale College. Center for Constructive Alternatives, 1990
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Eric Voegelin and the Problem of Christian Political Order
son of Jesus as the incarnation of the divine substance on Earth is a view shared
by Stephen J. Tonsor. In his review of Published Essays, 1966–1985 (CW, vol. 12
), Tonsor argues that “the great unresolved problem in Voegelin's analysis of ...
The recorder is Johann Nikolaus Marsilius Tonsor, the pastor who accompanied
the original group of settlers from Hesse- Darmstadt and Nassau. Tonsor is the
Latin form of his German name, Schneider. Both the pastor and the settlers came
...
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Proceedings of the Board of Regents
Stephen J. Tonsor, professor of history, retired from active faculty status on
August 31, 1994, following a long and active career as a teacher and writer. Born
in 1923 in Jerseyville, Illinois, he attended the University of Illinois where, after ...
University of Michigan. Board of Regents, 1994
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The Republican Treason: Republican Fascism Exposed
“Most of the traditionalists — including M.E. Bradford, University of Michigan
historian Stephen Tonsor, and University of South Carolina historian Clyde
Wilson — are academics who have always been conservatives and who trace
their ...
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The New York Public Intellectuals and Beyond: Exploring ...
In Tonsor's view, then, the neoconservatives are godless rationalists who
arrogantly indulge in the mastery of technique regardless of the human cost.
They are unfettered by the higher ideals for which more humble people would lay
down ...
Ethan Goffman, Daniel Morris, 2009
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TONSOR»
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In the Cattle Markets: Meat substitution effects
By Glynn T. Tonsor Kansas State University Extension June 03, 2015 | 1:25 pm EDT ... Tonsor, Mintert, and Schroeder (2010) utilized data from 1982-2007 to ... «CattleNetwork.com, Jun 15»
COOL report shows producer, consumer losses
Agricultural economists Glynn Tonsor and Ted Schroeder from Kansas State University and Joe Parcell from the University of Missouri completed the research ... «Feedstuffs, May 15»
Kansas and Missouri beef farmers cashing in on high prices
In time the increased supply of cows should stabilize beef prices at the grocery counter, said Glynn Tonsor, an agricultural economist at Kansas State University. «Springfield News-Leader, May 15»
USDA: COOL Not Much of an Economic Benefit for Consumers
USDA's Office of the Chief Economist (OCE) contracted with agricultural economists, including Dr. Glynn Tonsor and Dr. Ted Schroeder, both from Kansas State ... «Food Safety News, May 15»
$2.5M granted to boost rural economy
According to Glynn Tonsor, agricultural economist with K-State Research and Extension and project director for this award, the U.S. public increasingly sends ... «McPherson Sentinel, Mar 15»
Study: E. Coli Vaccines Are Effective But Economic Incentive Needed
The most likely reason is that, given their cost, there isn't a clear enough economic incentive, said Glynn Tonsor, associate professor of Agricultural Economics at ... «Food Safety News, Feb 15»
Lower crop prices expected to reduce income for farmers
Tonsor said his outlook shows producers' costs could outrun profits in the first and fourth quarters, while the second and third quarters could be break-even or a ... «Kansas.com, Feb 15»
Cattle numbers slowly rising, prices remain high
Glynn Tonsor, Kansas State University associate professor of agriculture economics, cautioned consumers to not get their hopes up for changes in beef prices ... «Pratt Tribune, Feb 15»
Banff Pork Seminar digs deeper on welfare issue
... the big picture animal welfare is a very small component of the broader economic story," says agriculture economist Glynn Tonsor of Kansas State University. «Meristem Land & Science, Jan 15»
Consumers aren't willing to pay more for country-of-origin label
"Less than one-third of the participants surveyed know that it is a law to label where the meat originates," Glynn Tonsor, associate professor of agricultural ... «Farm Futures, Jan 15»
