This may be old news, but I just realized, since I no longer subscribe–FEE’s flagship magazine has had its name restored. Originally called The Freeman, its name was changed few years back, when Donald Boudreaux was president, to Ideas on Liberty (for craven PC reasons, in my view). When Richard Ebeling was appointed president of FEE in May 2003 (after the Mark Skousen debacle), he apparently brought back the old name, with the interim name tacked on as a subtitle: The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty. Good! (Hard to tell exactly when the change happened, since the title to all issues online has apparently been retroactively changed to the current title.) (More FEE discussion.)
Coda: I was just informed Huebert had already blogged on this.
4:27 pm on October 15, 2004
