Archive
A collection of 21 issues
The Looming Online Gambling Crisis
Unveiling Google's Many Secrets
The company that has become synonymous with Internet has many skeletons in closet.
Why We Can't Have Safe Cities
Jordan Peterson on His Legacy
In a sit-down interview with Merion West, the clinical psychologist
What Wharton Makes of Musk
Students and faculty at the leading business school were asked about the titan of industry and '97 alumnus.
America’s Housing Dilemma: Building for a Future with Fewer People
A Three-State Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
“As Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said on the White House lawn in 1993 during the Oslo Accords, the progenitor initiative of what is required exactly now: ‘Enough of blood and tears. Enough.”
COLLECTION I: Eighth Winter
Dear Friends, In studying different readership models when crafting this inaugural Merion West collection, we have come to properly appreciate why they refer to it as the "media diet." Much like a person can consume fast food daily, so can their minds regularly ingest content that offers a
Collection I
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These People All Know Each Other
“Charles Krauthammer used to pride himself on not going to cocktail parties, instead preferring to be at home with his wife quietly reading, writing, doing whatever. And he was probably better for it.”
Long Live the Queen: 1926-2022
English writer Henry George writes about the late-Queen Elizabeth II.
Why America?
A Soviet immigrant reminds Americans what they have forgotten.
The Origins of a Partisan
“Citizens wore red and white, the colors of the Pahonia, the traditional flag of Belarus, a symbol made illegal in 1995 shortly after President Aliaksandr Lukashenka came to power.”
Hair Clip
A poem by Nancy Byrne Ianucci.
America’s Return to Industrial Policy
“Clearly, industrial policy—the deliberate and coordinated governmental support of industries—is coming back, even if it is not clear yet where it will end up.”
The Orthodox Church of Ukraine Reschedules Christmas
A work by Pennsylvania-based poet Dan Schall.
Gods and Angels
Eric Fisher Stone's poem.
Scribe in Disguise: Amy Beeder’s “And So Wax Was Made and Also Honey”
“[Amy] Beeder’s nimble adaptiveness and ability to key her lexicon to a wily set of speakers and dramatic personae in And So Wax Was Made and Also Honey are what make this rare book command attention.”
Old Men Coughing
A poem by Tim. F. Nichols.
How To Write Lyric Poetry
“This lyre-derived heritage survives robustly in the lyrics of pop songs, guitars now taking the place of the lyre and the orality of the human voice singing taking precedence over all.”