Commentary - America's Future

By Mala Krishnamoorti • Oct 01,1998

Generation XX: Young Women Voters

It has been said that 1992, the year that four women were elected to the U.S. Senate and seventeen women were elected to the U.S. House, was the “Year of...

By AF Editors • Sep 01,1998

Capitalism and Free Trade:Untried Tools of Economic Development

Three concepts that are given a great deal of lip service these days are capitalism, free trade, and economic development. Despite all the discussion, however, the three are rarely connected...

By AF Editors • Sep 01,1998

Generation XX: Young Women Voters

It has been said that 1992, the year that four women were elected to the U.S. Senate and seventeen women were elected to the U.S. House, was the “Year of...

By AF Editors • Aug 01,1998

The Time is Right to Save for our Future

If you think back to your college days, you probably remember your professors’ warning to keep up with the syllabus or face the final exam unprepared. If you are anything...

By AF Editors • Jul 01,1998

Socialized Medicine for Seniors and Children: Are You Next?

Today’s young adults may recall the famous “Harry and Louise” ad campaign that assisted in halting President Clinton’s 1993-94 proposal to create a government-financed health care system in the United...

By AF Editors • Nov 01,1997

Selling out America’s Future in Kyoto

As if the burdens of social security and interest on the debt weren’t enough of a drag on young Americans, President Clinton now pledges to permanently cap our future economic...