The U.S. Supreme Court isn’t nearly as divided as you might think, Justice Stephen Breyer told an Aspen Ideas Festival crowd
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Ideas Fest notebook: A new draft? Legal pot?
Return of a draft Should the U.S. military bring back the draft? Three American novelists who’ve written books about war weighed in on the question during a wide-ranging conversation about literature and the military Sunday night at Belly Up as part of the Aspen Ideas Festival.
United CEO: the market dictates Aspen prices, service
In the last year, United has dropped local’s discounts between Aspen and Denver, and its prices have increased.
Ideas Fest notebook: Giffords hits road, Cantor gets applause
Giffords is still recovering from her wounds and speaks short sentences haltingly, but she looked radiant on stage in the hotel ballroom, nodding frequently in affirmation as her husband spoke.
Paula Crown’s artistic vision shared at Ideas Festival
Crown, who is married to Jim Crown, the managing partner of the Aspen Skiing Co., has an exhibit in the Doerr-Hosier building called “Inside my head: a contemporary self-portrait.”
Hickenlooper leans away from 2016, while Rove leans in
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper said Thursday at the Aspen Ideas Festival that he does not plan on running for president in 2016. “I have no interest in running in 2016, just so that we are absolutely clear,” Hickenlooper said in response to a question from interviewer Derek Thompson, business editor at The Atlantic.
Ideas Fest on the concept of national service
The first “big idea” to be rolled at out at the ninth annual Aspen Ideas Festival, which started on the Aspen Institute campus Wednesday afternoon, is the notion of creating a national service program in America that would attract one million young people annually.
2012 Aspen Ideas Festival power players
There was plenty of sage advice available at this year’s Aspen Ideas Festival. Listen to audio from Marissa Mayer, Mike Mullen, Joe Klein and others.
