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Oct 30, 2016

In Your Heart You Know He's Right; In Your Guts You Know He's Nuts

How does the American party system move on from this election? Donald Trump perhaps hasn't made the change himself, but what defines the Republican and Democratic parties is not the same as it was in 2012.

by Gordon Kamer

Oct 30, 2016

The French Presidential Election and Globalization

While voters in the U.S. see an unprecedented, filled with issues and controversies never before prominent on the scene in America, France is going through a very similar but routine procedure.

by Gordon Kamer

May 17, 2016

The Regressive Left

The left in America has taken a vicious turn for the violent. A party whose tradition has been the upholding of liberal values is now a bastion of regressive, fascist attitudes.

by Gordon Kamer

Mar 11, 2016

Death by Regulation

The cost of regulation in the United States exceeds the GDPs of Russia, Canada, and Australia. It is the greatest threat to the American economy.

by Gordon Kamer

Mar 11, 2016

Review of One Minute to Midnight by Michael Dobbs

Michael Dobbs has written the most accurate account of the Cuban Missile Crisis to date, offering a thrilling narrative of the Cold War's most suspenseful moments.

by Gordon Kamer

Dec 09, 2015

Introduction to the Review

Why does The Brunswick School Review exist? How did it come to being? Here's an attempt at explaining the function it serves in the school as well as giving some narrative of how it was formed.

by Gordon Kamer

Dec 09, 2015

Deja Vu All Over Again

With Yogi goes a lifetime's worth of wisdom, captured in bite size sentences, so simple yet so revealing. On a different note, perhaps the world is seeing a little bit of deja vu all over again.

by Gordon Kamer