Summer 2011 issue of The New Individualist

Editor's Desk: Taking Flight
by Sherrie Gossett

Start it Up!
by Sarah Perry
How one man's vision is leading
inner-city youth to become CEOs
of their own lives.

An Analysis of the U.S. Attorney's
Statement on the Raj Rajaratnam Case
by Roger Donway
Hedge fund billionaire Raj Rajaratnam was
recently found guilty of insider trading charges.
But what harm did Mr. Rajaratnam do, and to whom?

Throw Out the Greg Reyes Verdict!
by Roger Donway
The prosecution offered zero evidence that
any actual Brocade investor was ever deceived about the state of the company.

THEME SECTION: DOING WELL WHEN TIMES ARE BAD
In a down economy how do we grapple with the financial and career setbacks while building the
traits we need to live well and flourish?
What Really Matters: Putting Social Status in Context
by William R Thomas
In a down economy, with pay and social status in flux, what measures should we use to judge
how we're doing in life?

The Social Power of Integrity
by Joel Wade
You don't have to be in a position of power to have a positive impact on our culture.

Earned Happiness in Tough Times: Satisfaction vs. Pleasure
by Brad Doucet
How cultivating virtue can help turn things around in a concrete way.

Learning Liberty
Story by Sarah Perry
Photogaphy by Danny Fulgencio
Sarah and Danny trekked to Armenia to discover how Liberty English Camps are inspiring and
transforming a new generation of Armenians.

When Atlas Shrugged
by Brad Doucet
Yes, there was a time when unprecedented government encroachment did lead Atlas to shrug.

The Gumshoe of Quandaries
A review by William R Thomas of The Philosophical Practitioner
The Objectivist hero of this unusual novel counsels those with value problems and confused worldviews.
Then there's Sheila, his on-again-off-again girlfriend, and a pending murder to deal with.

Endnotes: Song for Spanish Guitar
by Water Donway

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