Just in case you had any doubts that government colleges serve the government

[DanielMuffinburg]

Listen to these introductions of Bill Clinton at the University of California at Berkeley.

President Bill Clinton - Global Citizenship: Turning Good Intentions into Positive Action

Additional videos.

Bill Clinton speaks at UC Berkeley

Bill Clinton brought global citizenship message to Berkeley

[Esuric]

Berkeley is a Keynesian stronghold.

[Smiling_Dave]

@Daniel Muffinburg

Listen to these introductions of Bill Clinton at the University of California at Berkeley.

link?

[Catalan]

@Daniel Muffinburg

Listen to these introductions of Bill Clinton at the University of California at Berkeley.

Berkeley is the most plausible location of the next “voluntary” commune.

[Michelangelo]

Is it wrong that I went to their website to see what you guys were talking about and instantly thought of Mises when I saw this:

Ludwig’s Fountain: The campus has had any number of informal mascots. Shortly after the Student Union complex (now the Martin Luther King, Jr. building) opened in 1960, the nearby fountain in the plaza became the favorite haunt of a German short-haired pointer named Ludwig. Beginning early in the morning and ending about 5:30 p.m., when he headed for home, Ludwig spent every day in the fountain waiting for a friendly student to throw a tennis ball or feed him. In 1961, by Regental decree, the fountain was named in his honor, the first location on campus to be named after an animal. Ludwig’s reign of the fountain ended in 1965, when his owners moved across the Oakland estuary to Alameda.

http://berkeley.edu/tour/life/traditions.html

[DanielMuffinburg]

My bad. I’m adding some related videos too.

[DanielMuffinburg]

@Jonathan M. F. Catalán

@Daniel Muffinburg

Listen to these introductions of Bill Clinton at the University of California at Berkeley.

Berkeley is the most plausible location of the next “voluntary” commune.

I think they exist already.