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•   The Peculiar Institution by Jacob Halbrooks How is it that otherwise peaceful men are turned into orchestrators of mass murder?  Why is it that these same men believe they are doing the right thing?  Why are products, like million-dollar missiles and twenty-ton rated bridges on dirt roads, made for which there is little to no consumer demand?  Why are there programs that draw money from nearly everyone in the country, yet only a few people support? The answer can be found, of course, in the nature of government. The nature of government is that it is the only institution in society that does not rely on the voluntary cooperation of individuals. ...   The result of this peculiar institution is that the production decisions of the many individuals are transferred, against their will, to a few individuals. Much thought and debate has occurred throughout history as to the method that those few aforementioned men are chosen.   Is the best system of government monarchy, democracy, or a republic?  But the most important distinction is not by what process a few men come into the power of government, but the means by which government power is legitimized and upheld.   For all government, no matter what form, must rely on the support of the people with the majority of enforcing power in society. ...   This justification is that the process by which those few men came into power is one that legitimately represents the people. ...   By this logic, if a given process results in men who represent the "common will" of the people, then the actions of those men are sanctioned by the people.   These men cannot then infringe upon the rights of the people because they embody the people.   The processes by which "representative" men are chosen have gone in and out of fashion throughout history: the latest trend is that anywhere elections are involved, the result is valid. ... The important point is that a process exists that the people with the most guns believe in, and that through this process a few men have control of the institution of government.

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• Gilman had to deal when he assumed the presidency of the University of California, it is necessary to glance briefly at the circumstances in which the University took its rise and at the history of its initial years. ... In the first place, the University absorbed an existing institution, the College of California, which since 1860 had done great service in cultivating a university sentiment in the community; and in the compact between the State and the College by which the absorption was effected, it was stipulated that there should be perpetually maintained in the University a "College of Letters. ...
• The State took over the work of higher education in the autumn of 1869, on the property in Oakland that had been occupied by the College of California. ... Rising, a graduate of Hamilton College and of Heidelberg, instructor in Chemistry in the University of Michigan, and a short while Professor of Natural Science in the College of California, was added to the Faculty as Professor of Chemistry. These were the more important men on the staff of instruction.
• At the outset the Regents did not elect a President, but they designated Professor John Le Conte Acting President, in which capacity he served for one year. ... The Regents were mostly new to administrative work of this kind, although some of them had been trustees of the College of California. They were men of strongly marked individuality of character. ... But taken as a body, gifted, strong, successful and right-minded men though they were, they did not realize the true position which they should hold as one of the many parts of the whole institution.
• At this time the fires of the Civil War were not completely extinguished in California. ... The Board of Regents, as first composed, contained men from both the North and the South, some of whom had not lost all traces of their origin in a common Californianism. ... Fortunately most of these professors were men of such ability and such purity of character that no harm was done to the University. ... This latter sentiment desired that emphasis be laid on the feature of the Morrill Act which provided for instruction in military science and tactics. The Presbyterians and Congregationalists had been the source of inspiration of the College of California. Naturally, they did not wish the aims for which they had staked so much all lost in the University. ... But the true voice of California was heard from the mouths of another element--the enlightened, temperate, sane element, composed of men from New England, from New York, from the South, from the West, college men and self-educated men, men of all creeds, who held the balance of power, and, when they got together, carried the ship safely and triumphantly onward.

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• Cooper escaped from the California Institution for Men in Chino on June 2, 1983. ...
• This known career criminal with a rap sheet a mile long, having been placed on minimum security (God only knows why!) climbed a prison fence, walked a couple of miles down Edison Avenue arriving at the Ryens' ranch, hid out for two days before the attack, and then he left a trail of evidence. ...
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