Yorktown University  

While living in the Washington, D.C. area, he began to serve as a ghost writer for major political figures and organizations. Since then, he has ghost-written over twenty books. One was a national best seller, three more were book-club selections, and the others were published by commercial publishing houses. In addition to political topics, he has written first-person accounts of the Vietnam War, World War II, the civil rights movement, the inner workings of the FBI, forensic medicine, life in a prison for women, and aviation. Dr. Landess receives more requests for ghost-writing than he has time to write. All come to him by referral, and he chooses the ones that seem most interesting or most likely to appeal to a broad readership. He now lives in Columbia, South Carolina, where he continues his work as a ghost writer and is working on a novel.

Tonight, Steve Entin will talk about supply-side economics. Stephen J. Entin is a graduate of Dartmouth College and received his graduate training in economics at the University of Chicago, majoring in macroeconomics, monetary policy, and international economics. Mr. Entin is President and Executive Director of the Institute for Research on the Economics of Taxation (IRET), a pro-free market economic public policy research organization based in Washington DC.

Dr. David Corbin and Dr. Dick Bishirjian will be discussing the conditions in European politics, changes in the demographics of Europe, and the threat to freedom from the European Union.