Instead Of Insisting On Moving To U.S. . . . Young People Study How To Take Liberty Back Home
By DEXTER DUGGAN TEMPE, Ariz. — The sixth-floor exposed rooftop of an apartment complex here, near Arizona State University, seemed like an appealing place for a get-together by Project Arizona and its supporters on March 3, when evenings still are cool in the desert. But strong breezes introduced an unexpected element to a buffet dinner of ethnic foods. Some chafing-dish lids flew onto the floor and it became a hopeless task to keep people’s hair out of their eyes. However, such a surprise was hardly a heavy challenge to Project Arizona’s eight young international participants, who kept eating while celebrating what they were learning about freedom, liberty, and entrepreneurship that they hope to apply back in their native lands. The…Continue Reading