Anthony Sacramone is a friend of this blog, proprietor of the Strange Herring blog (where he’s posting again, happily), and an editor of the Intercollegiate Review. The IR has just released a new issue, and I thought I’d pass along Anthony’s pitch:

The Spring 2015 issue of the Intercollegiate Review has arrived. I don’t know how. It’s like a miracle.

Live on IRO are essays by Peter Thiel on “The Competition Myth” and Daniel Hannan on “The Privilege of Freedom.”

Soon to go live is Mary Eberstadt’s takedown of college bullying and its effects on the religious commitments of students (“From Campus Bullies to Empty Churches”) and an assessment of JRR Tolkien’s politics (“Lord of the Permanent Things”).

Also in the lineup is my own “The 12 Funniest Books Ever Written,” which, of course, was the only reason to publish this d*mn thing in the first place. There’s also an apologia for smoking, one of our counterintuitive reports on longevity, entitled “You’ve Lived Long Enough Now Please Move Along.”

Our friend Michael Medved also wrote the God on the Quad department this issue: “Vital Lessons in Vile Smears.”

You can find our entire TOC as well as the digital edition of the IR here.

As we’re trying to reach as many young minds as humanly possible in order to undo some of the damage done by their filthy communist atheist nihilist indoctrinators, I would appreciate it if you would share these links with every single person you know. I will be eternally grateful–within strict limits, of course.

I thank you. And America thanks you.

Anthony