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[email protected]. The enyon mm Colleg 12UTL Established 1856 CVI, Number 5 Volume Wednesday, October 11, 1978 Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio 43022 Buckley strikes in Rosse with (ho-hum- ?) economics By LAUREN WEINER had been announced as, "The of fiscal ignorance which afflict the Feature Editor Problems of Freedom," and that public, I, being in full possession of much I understood. However, my my rightful affliction, had no use for Kenyon's "ever-hopef- ul limited background in economics left them. Republican minority," and a me unprepared to absorb the very At one point Buckley paused to majority of the majority, for that convoluted and statistical assessment consider the eloquence of statistics. Rosse matter, packed themselves into of government redistribution of He asked rhetorically, "Don't we ho-hum- Hall October 2 for a lecture by wealth that was presented. The only feel somehow a sense of ?" William F. Buckley Jr., renowned major idea I was fully able to grasp Yet whenever he revealed a deeper conservative author and interviewer, was the idea of "arbitrage." meaning, he seemed to do so as a fie hazard notwithstanding, the Arbitrage, "an engine conservatives perfunctory reflex.