http://www.princetonreview.com Brought to you by The Princeton Review The Princeton Review A weekly podcast that applies the logic of the LSAT to politics, advertisements, and conventional wisdom. A weekly podcast that applies the logic of the LSAT to politics, advertisements, and conventional wisdom Andrew Brody ABrody@review.com no en-us Copyright 2006 Princeton Review Mon, 10 Jul 2006 12:35:57 GMT lsatpodcast@review.com 1 The Princeton Review Should drug stores sell genetic testing kits directly to consumers? This week, we look at the arguments for and against widespread use of at-home genetic testing. This week, we look at the arguments for and against widespread use of at-home genetic testing. Thu, 13 May 2010 06:01:00 GMT 6:52 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast117.mp3 The Princeton Review Are text message donations the most immediate way to give? In the wake of the earthquake in Haiti, we look at the pros and cons of donating via text message. In the wake of the earthquake in Haiti, we look at the pros and cons of donating via text message. Thu, 28 Jan 2010 06:01:00 GMT 7:07 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast116.mp3 The Princeton Review Will full body scanners make us (feel) safe? In this week's podcast, the first of 2010, we look at the security vs. privacy argument around the implementation of full body scanners. In this week's podcast, the first of 2010, we look at the security vs. privacy argument around the implementation of full body scanners. Fri, 09 Jan 2010 06:01:00 GMT 8:40 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast115.mp3 The Princeton Review To vaccinate or not to vaccinate? Bill Maher was attacked this week for warning people away from the swine flu. In this podcast, we look at his argument and try to understand why people are wary of vaccinating against H1N1. Bill Maher was attacked this week for warning people away from the swine flu. In this podcast, we look at his argument and try to understand why people are wary of vaccinating against H1N1. Mon, 20 Oct 2009 06:01:00 GMT 9:45 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast114.mp3 The Princeton Review All we need to know about high fructose corn syrup? This week we look at new commercials combatting high fructose corn syrup's bad reputation. This week we look at new commercials combatting high fructose corn syrup's bad reputation. Sun, 11 Oct 2009 06:01:00 GMT 7:39 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast113.mp3 The Princeton Review President Obama's appeal to rationality and emotion in the health care debate. This week, we unpack the structure of Obama's speech to Congress on the issue of health care reform. This week, we unpack the structure of Obama's speech to Congress on the issue of health care reform. Sun, 14 Sep 2009 06:01:00 GMT 13:43 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast112.mp3 The Princeton Review First-person account of jury selection. This week, we look at the assumptions that go into jury selection. This week, we look at the assumptions that go into jury selection. Sun, 23 Aug 2009 06:01:00 GMT 8:15 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast111.mp3 The Princeton Review The Great Swimsuit Controversy of 2009 This week, we look at FINA's decision to ban polyurethane swimsuits in the wake of the Rome World Championship Swimming controversy. This week, we look at FINA's decision to ban polyurethane swimsuits in the wake of the Rome World Championship Swimming controversy. Thu, 06 Aug 2009 06:01:00 GMT 6:15 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast110.mp3 The Princeton Review To fund or not to fund? This week, one of the more interesting political debates of the year resolved in the Senate. We look at both sides of the argument about funding the F-22 fighter. This week, one of the more interesting political debates of the year resolved in the Senate. We look at both sides of the argument about funding the F-22 fighter. Thu, 23 Jul 2009 06:01:00 GMT 7:34 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast109.mp3 The Princeton Review Should we be putting down the Tylenol? This week, discuss a new recommendation from a federal panel that Vicodin and Percocet be banned because of the dangers of acetaminophen overdose, and what that means for other drugs containing acetaminophen. This week, discuss a new recommendation from a federal panel that Vicodin and Percocet be banned because of the dangers of acetaminophen overdose, and what that means for other drugs containing acetaminophen. Sat, 12 Jul 2009 06:01:00 GMT 5:46 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast108.mp3 The Princeton Review Has the U.S. Congress finally stuck it to 'Big Tobacco?' This week, we look at new legislation passed this week placing regulatory control of the tobacco industry in the hands of the FDA. This week, we look at new legislation passed this week placing regulatory control of the tobacco industry in the hands of the FDA. Fri, 12 Jun 2009 06:01:00 GMT 6:03 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast107.mp3 The Princeton Review Is a year of daily sun exposure really like a week of unprotected sun at the beach? This week, we unpack the comparison flaw in an Aveeno commercial. This week, we unpack the comparison flaw in an Aveeno commercial. Sat, 06 Jun 2009 06:01:00 GMT 6:08 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast106.mp3 The Princeton Review Will Google's new algorithm solve its brain-drain problem? This week, we look at a new algorith that Google is testing to determine which of its employees might be thinking about quitting. This week, we look at a new algorith that Google is testing to determine which of its employees might be thinking about quitting. Thu, 28 May 2009 06:01:00 GMT 6:52 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast105.mp3 The Princeton Review Do antioxidants interfere with the benefits of exercise? This week, we look at potential flaws in a new study that purports to show that the benefits of exercise are blocked by antioxidant supplementation. This week, we look at potential flaws in a new study that purports to show that the benefits of exercise are blocked by antioxidant supplementation. Thu, 21 May 2009 06:01:00 GMT 7:16 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast104.mp3 The Princeton Review How should we interpret the DJIA? Monday saw the fifth largest single day point rally in the Dow Jones's history. We look at how the Dow is measured and the conclusions you can draw from it. Monday saw the fifth largest single day point rally in the Dow Jones's history. We look at how the Dow is measured and the conclusions you can draw from it. Mon, 24 Mar 2009 06:01:00 GMT 8:16 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast103.mp3 The Princeton Review The illogical world of artificial sweeteners and sugar substitutes. This week, we look at many of the arguments surrounding the safety and efficacy of sugar substitutes to learn important logic lessons. This week, we look at many of the arguments surrounding the safety and efficacy of sugar substitutes to learn important logic lessons. Mon, 17 Feb 2009 06:01:00 GMT 8:27 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast102.mp3 The Princeton Review Which unemployment rate statistic works? This week, we take a look at the U3 measurement of unemployment statistic in order to see how comparing statistics across time periods can lead to flawed conclusions. This week, we take a look at the U3 measurement of unemployment statistic in order to see how comparing statistics across time periods can lead to flawed conclusions. Mon, 12 Jan 2009 06:01:00 GMT 7:32 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast101.mp3 The Princeton Review Is Black Friday a sign of out-of-control consumerism? A Wal-Mart employee was crushed to death in a stampede of shoppers looking for door buster sales on Black Friday. This week, we look at the argument that this year's Black Friday is a sure sign that rampant consumerism is out of control. A Wal-Mart employee was crushed to death in a stampede of shoppers looking for door buster sales on Black Friday. This week, we look at the argument that this year's Black Friday is a sure sign that rampant consumerism is out of control. Mon, 1 Dec 2008 06:01:00 GMT 6:38 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast100.mp3 The Princeton Review Have scientists discovered a cure for AIDS? A man in Germany has no sign of HIV infection 600 days after a bone marrow transplant. This week, we explore part-to-whole flaws in the inference that an AIDS cure has been found. A man in Germany has no sign of HIV infection 600 days after a bone marrow transplant. This week, we explore part-to-whole flaws in the inference that an AIDS cure has been found. Wed, 19 Nov 2008 06:01:00 GMT 6:39 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast99.mp3 The Princeton Review Emails to the lsatpodcast@review.com Inbox For logic lovers, this election has been one for the books. In this week's episode, listeners take apart some of the campaign spin. For logic lovers, this election has been one for the books. In this week's episode, listeners take apart some of the campaign spin. Thu, 13 Nov 2008 06:01:00 GMT 9:13 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast98.mp3 The Princeton Review Is the OJ verdict simply payback for his acquittal 13 years ago? This week, we look at the argument, made by OJ's lawyers, that the jury selection process was flawed in OJ's most recent trial. This week, we look at the argument, made by OJ's lawyers, that the jury selection process was flawed in OJ's most recent trial. Tue, 07 Oct 2008 06:01:00 GMT 6:43 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast97.mp3 The Princeton Review The logical questions to ask about any bailout proposal. This week, we scrutinize the bailout proposal from the perspective of an argument intended to Solve a Problem. This week, we scrutinize the bailout proposal from the perspective of an argument intended to Solve a Problem. Mon, 22 Sep 2008 06:01:00 GMT 9:24 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast96.mp3 The Princeton Review Logic in the ER Doctors making decisions in the emergency room use critical thinking similar to the logic tested on the LSAT. Doctors making decisions in the emergency room use critical thinking similar to the logic tested on the LSAT. Wed, 03 Sep 2008 06:01:00 GMT 6:47 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast95.mp3 The Princeton Review What can we learn from Michael Phelps's diet? There seems to be a significant interest in Phelps's 10,000 calorie-a-day diet. We look at the conclusions that some people are trying to draw from the details of his diet. There seems to be a significant interest in Phelps's 10,000 calorie-a-day diet. We look at the conclusions that some people are trying to draw from the details of his diet. Wed, 20 Aug 2008 06:01:00 GMT 7:17 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast94.mp3 The Princeton Review Emails to the lsatpodcast@review.com inbox. 1) Does circumcision prevent the spread of HiV? 2) Cohabitation correlated with higher divorce rates? 3) Have girls really caught up to boys in their math skills? 4) How do we make logical decisions in everyday life? 1) Does circumcision prevent the spread of HiV? 2) Cohabitation correlated with higher divorce rates? 3) Have girls really caught up to boys in their math skills? 4) How do we make logical decisions in everyday life? Mon, 11 Aug 2008 06:01:00 GMT 14:18 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast93.mp3 The Princeton Review Should we believe in aliens because an astronaut tells us to? This week, we look at arguments by authority as we discuss astronaut Edgar Mitchell's claim that aliens have visited Earth. This week, we look at arguments by authority as we discuss astronaut Edgar Mitchell's claim that aliens have visited Earth. Fri, 01 Aug 2008 06:01:00 GMT 4:54 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast92.mp3 The Princeton Review What's the real cause of the Salmonella outbreak? After pointing the finger at tomatoes and causing over $100 million dollars of loss in that industry, government officials are turning their attention to other possible causes of the Salmonella outbreak, giving us a prime opportunity to see the real world consequences of jumping to causal conclusions. After pointing the finger at tomatoes and causing over $100 million dollars of loss in that industry, government officials are turning their attention to other possible causes of the Salmonella outbreak, giving us a prime opportunity to see the real world consequences of jumping to causal conclusions. Wed, 09 Jul 2008 06:01:00 GMT 5:20 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast91.mp3 The Princeton Review Scientists cured cancer in one man--how do we interpret the results? This week, scientists cloned one man's immune cells to help cure his melanoma. We look at ways in which the study can be built out to draw broad conclusions about the general cancer patient population. This week, scientists cloned one man's immune cells to help cure his melanoma. We look at ways in which the study can be built out to draw broad conclusions about the general cancer patient population. Mon, 23 Jun 2008 06:01:00 GMT 6:12 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast90.mp3 The Princeton Review What can we learn from Tim Russert's early death? This week, we look at the assumptions and caveats built into the Framingham Risk Assessment Tool, designed to predict the likelihood of coronary disease symptoms. This week, we look at the assumptions and caveats built into the Framingham Risk Assessment Tool, designed to predict the likelihood of coronary disease symptoms. Mon, 16 Jun 2008 06:01:00 GMT 6:18 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast89.mp3 The Princeton Review Do cell phones cause brain tumors? This week, we look at methodological flaws in studies purporting to demonstrate cell phone safety. This week, we look at methodological flaws in studies purporting to demonstrate cell phone safety. Mon, 09 Jun 2008 06:01:00 GMT 6:47 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast88.mp3 The Princeton Review Reactions to Scott McCellan's new book, What Happened This week, we look at the attacks on Scott McClellan's character and motivations in the wake of his new White House expose. This week, we look at the attacks on Scott McClellan's character and motivations in the wake of his new White House expose. Mon, 02 Jun 2008 06:01:00 GMT 6:19 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast87.mp3 The Princeton Review Did the California Supreme Court put an end to the same sex marriage debate? This week, the California Supreme Court ruled Proposition 22 to be unconstitutional. In this week's podcast, we discuss the arguments surrounding the court's decision. This week, the California Supreme Court ruled Proposition 22 to be unconstitutional. In this week's podcast, we discuss the arguments surrounding the court's decision. Mon, 19 May 2008 06:01:00 GMT 10:36 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast86.mp3 The Princeton Review Do violent video games cause violent behavior? The release of Grand Theft Auto IV from Rockstar games sparked predictable outrage at the level of violence, gore, and sex, but is that outrage justified? The release of Grand Theft Auto IV from Rockstar games sparked predictable outrage at the level of violence, gore, and sex, but is that outrage justified? Mon, 05 May 2008 06:01:00 GMT 7:15 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast85.mp3 The Princeton Review Analyzing the run on rice. Was this week's run on rice due to panicky misperceptions about American food supply, or was it a reaction to the rising price? Was this week's run on rice due to panicky misperceptions about American food supply, or was it a reaction to the rising price? Mon, 28 Apr 2008 06:01:00 GMT 6:39 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast84.mp3 The Princeton Review Emails to the lsatpodcast@review.com Inbox. 1) The ABC Democratic primary debate; 2) Single sex schools in Georgia; 3) Percentages and Numbers flaws with article about iPhone users; 4) Personal appeals to Iraqis. 1) The ABC Democratic primary debate; 2) Single sex schools in Georgia; 3) Percentages and Numbers flaws with article about iPhone users; 4) Personal appeals to Iraqis. Mon, 21 Apr 2008 06:01:00 GMT 8:51 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast83.mp3 The Princeton Review The debate over the link between vaccines and autism. Autism Awareness Day brought the debate about a possible connection between vaccines and autism to the national spotlight. We look at the terms of the debate. Autism Awareness Day brought the debate about a possible connection between vaccines and autism to the national spotlight. We look at the terms of the debate. Mon, 07 Apr 2008 06:01:00 GMT 9:12 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast82.mp3 The Princeton Review Does taking money from tobacco companies taint lung cancer research? This week, we look at a 2006 study on preventing lung cancer that was recently revealed to have been funded by grants from a large tobacco company. This week, we look at a 2006 study on preventing lung cancer that was recently revealed to have been funded by grants from a large tobacco company. Mon, 31 Mar 2008 06:01:00 GMT 6:36 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast81.mp3 The Princeton Review Does giving away your money make you happy? This week, we look at an article that purports to demonstrate that spending money on others causes happiness more than spending money on oneself. We look at ways to strengthen and weaken this causal conclusion. This week, we look at an article that purports to demonstrate that spending money on others causes happiness more than spending money on oneself. We look at ways to strengthen and weaken this causal conclusion. Mon, 24 Mar 2008 06:01:00 GMT 7:10 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast80.mp3 The Princeton Review Empty arguments take over the media. An LSAT Logic take on Spitzer, Ferraro, and Rev. Wright. An LSAT Logic take on Spitzer, Ferraro, and Rev. Wright. Mon, 17 Mar 2008 06:01:00 GMT 9:45 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast79.mp3 The Princeton Review Emails to the lsatpodcast@review.com Inbox. 1) Guns on campuses; 2) Universal Health Care; 3) Poverty and weight correlation; 4) "It's not mean if it's true." 1) Guns on campuses; 2) Universal Health Care; 3) Poverty and weight correlation; 4) "It's not mean if it's true." Mon, 03 Mar 2008 06:01:00 GMT 10:54 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast78.mp3 The Princeton Review Is restricting access to restaurants an effective way to address obesity? This week, a bill was proposed (and subsequently rejected) in the state legislature in MIssissippi that would ban obese people from restaurants. We look at why the bill fails to address the problem of obesity. This week, a bill was proposed (and subsequently rejected) in the state legislature in MIssissippi that would ban obese people from restaurants. We look at why the bill fails to address the problem of obesity. Mon, 11 Feb 2008 06:01:00 GMT 5:52 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast77.mp3 The Princeton Review Does watching the Super Bowl increase the risk of a cardiac emergency? A new study warns about the risks associated with rising stress levels during tense sports events. We take apart the argument for watching or skipping the Super Bowl. A new study warns about the risks associated with rising stress levels during tense sports events. We take apart the argument for watching or skipping the Super Bowl. Mon, 04 Feb 2008 06:01:00 GMT 5:45 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast76.mp3 The Princeton ReviewWill iTunes movie rentals begin a paradigm shift for digital movies?The iTunes Music Store changed the way we discuss, purchase, and create music. Many analysts argue that the iTunes movie rentals will do the same for movies. We look at the strengths and weaknesses of the comparison.The iTunes Music Store changed the way we discuss, purchase, and create music. Many analysts argue that the iTunes movie rentals will do the same for movies. We look at the strengths and weaknesses of the comparison.Mon, 21 Jan 2008 06:01:00 GMT10:13 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast75.mp3 The Princeton ReviewShould economists raise the specter of recession?This week we discuss why economists don't flat out say whether or not there is a recession, and we look at arguments that discuss whether or not they should.This week we discuss why economists don't flat out say whether or not there is a recession, and we look at arguments that discuss whether or not they should.Mon, 14 Jan 2008 06:01:00 GMT7:11 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast74.mp3 The Princeton ReviewEquivocation in the 2008 campaign?In the race to the presidential nomination, everyone's talking about change, but using the word in different ways to manipulate the argument in favor of their position. On the LSAT, we call that equivocation.In the race to the presidential nomination, everyone's talking about change, but using the word in different ways to manipulate the argument in favor of their position. On the LSAT, we call that equivocation."Mon, 07 Jan 2008 06:19:00 GMT7:05 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast73.mp3 The Princeton ReviewDealing with the repercussions of the Mitchell Report.Faced with the evidence of rampant abuse of performance-enhancing drugs in Major League Baseball, the country is grappling with two questions: "Why does it matter?" and "What now?"Faced with the evidence of rampant abuse of performance-enhancing drugs in Major League Baseball, the country is grappling with two questions: "Why does it matter?" and "What now?"Mon, 17 Dec 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:05 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast72.mp3 The Princeton ReviewTwo ways to address religion in politics.Pundits and journalists began drawing comparisons to JFK before Romney even gave his speech on religion - now they're dealing with their own comparison flaws.Pundits and journalists began drawing comparisons to JFK before Romney even gave his speech on religion - now they're dealing with their own comparison flaws.Mon, 10 Dec 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:44 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast71.mp3 The Princeton ReviewEmails to the lsatpodcast@review.com inbox.1) American math/science scores paradox; 2) Necessary and Sufficient mixup in Anthropology class; 3) Strike arguments; 4) Dirty Dancing.1) American math/science scores paradox; 2) Necessary and Sufficient mixup in Anthropology class; 3) Strike arguments; 4) Dirty Dancing.Mon, 03 Dec 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:59 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast70.mp3 The Princeton ReviewDid prayer cause this week's rainfall in Georgia?In the midst of an historic drought, Georgia's governor called for a prayer vigil on Tuesday, then it rained on Wednesday. In this podcast, we take a close look at the argument that prayer caused the rain relief. In the midst of an historic drought, Georgia's governor called for a prayer vigil on Tuesday, then it rained on Wednesday. In this podcast, we take a close look at the argument that prayer caused the rain relief. Mon, 19 Nov 2007 06:01:00 GMT5:47 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast69.mp3 The Princeton ReviewProof of liberal media bias?Conservatives point to a recenet Harvard study about press coverage of the primary election candidates as proof of liberal media bias. We take a look at the methodology of the study to determine if it really proves a liberal bias in the media.Conservatives point to a recenet Harvard study about press coverage of the primary election candidates as proof of liberal media bias. We take a look at the methodology of the study to determine if it really proves a liberal bias in the media.Mon, 05 Nov 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:46 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast68.mp3 The Princeton ReviewHypertension drugs prevent Alzheimer's in mice, but will it work on humans?This week, a study demonstrated that certain blood pressure medications might prevent Alzheimer's disease in mice. We consider reasons why people hoping to stave off Alzheimer's disease might not want to run out and convince their doctors to give them prescriptions.This week, a study demonstrated that certain blood pressure medications might prevent Alzheimer's disease in mice. We consider reasons why people hoping to stave off Alzheimer's disease might not want to run out and convince their doctors to give them prescriptions.Mon, 29 Oct 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:21 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast67.mp3 The Princeton ReviewTrouble for a Maine school district.The decision by a Portland school board to allow a middle school health clinic to prescribe oral contraceptives has set off a firestorm of debate. We look at the arguments and their underlying assumptions.The decision by a Portland school board to allow a middle school health clinic to prescribe oral contraceptives has set off a firestorm of debate. We look at the arguments and their underlying assumptions.Mon, 22 Oct 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:37 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast66.mp3 The Princeton ReviewThe logic mess surrounding Graeme Frost and the S-CHIP bill.Many people are up in arms over the smearing of 12-year-old Graeme Frost, but are there legitimate questions about using a child as a spokesperson for a complex piece of legislation?Many people are up in arms over the smearing of 12-year-old Graeme Frost, but are there legitimate questions about using a child as a spokesperson for a complex piece of legislation?Mon, 15 Oct 2007 06:01:00 GMT8:03 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast65.mp3 The Princeton ReviewEmails to the lsatpodcast@review.com Inbox1) Are Christians uglier than non-Christians? 2) Where's the logic in music piracy? 3) Cliche: It's always the last place you look.1) Are Christians uglier than non-Christians? 2) Where's the logic in music piracy? 3) Cliche: It's always the last place you look.Mon, 08 Oct 2007 06:01:00 GMT8:03 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast64.mp3 The Princeton ReviewCause vs. coincidence in the Peruvian Meteor Mystery.This week we look at the logic behind the Peruvian meteor story, as experts tried to track down exactly what happened and what the results were.This week we look at the logic behind the Peruvian meteor story, as experts tried to track down exactly what happened and what the results were.Mon, 01 Oct 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:25 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast63.mp3 The Princeton ReviewDid University of Florida police go too far?This week we look at the University of Florida security enforcement's decision to taser a student who they believed was not acting appropriately during a John Kerry forum.This week we look at the University of Florida security enforcement's decision to taser a student who they believed was not acting appropriately during a John Kerry forum.Mon, 24 Sep 2007 06:01:00 GMT8:45 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast62.mp3 The Princeton ReviewHow does loneliness affect health?This week we take a close look at a recent study that purports to explain the link between loneliness and inflammation.This week we take a close look at a recent study that purports to explain the link between loneliness and inflammation.Mon, 17 Sep 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:08 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast61.mp3 The Princeton ReviewAn LSAT Logic in Everday Life Guide to Evaluating Statistics in anticipation of the Iraq Stat Attack.Understanding definitions, statistical comparisons, and parameters in order to be skeptical judges of purportedly objective numbers.Understanding definitions, statistical comparisons, and parameters in order to be skeptical judges of purportedly objective numbers.Mon, 10 Sep 2007 06:01:00 GMT8:28 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast60.mp3 The Princeton ReviewThe logic of beauty pageant contestantsThis week, we forgo the trainwreck answer from a recent beauty pageant but take apart the logic of the second try.This week, we forgo the trainwreck answer from a recent beauty pageant but take apart the logic of the second try.Mon, 03 Sep 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:35 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast59.mp3 The Princeton ReviewHas the iPhone been freed?Of the many groups who have unlocked the iPhone this week, 17 year-old George Hotz has received the most attention. We look at arguments calling him a hero or a criminal.Of the many groups who have unlocked the iPhone this week, 17 year-old George Hotz has received the most attention. We look at arguments calling him a hero or a criminal.Mon, 27 Aug 2007 06:01:00 GMT8:18 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast58.mp3 The Princeton ReviewE-mails to the lsatpodcast@review.com Inbox.1) Superstitions in Romania; 2) Cliched comeback: That's Old News!; 3) Addicts and Rationality1) Superstitions in Romania; 2) Cliched comeback: That's Old News!; 3) Addicts and RationalityMon, 20 Aug 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:53 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast57.mp3 The Princeton ReviewWho owns the North Pole?This week we tackle flaws in the Law of the Sea.This week we tackle flaws in the Law of the Sea.Mon, 12 Aug 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:54 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast56.mp3 The Princeton ReviewBill O'Reilly teaches us a lesson in part-to-whole comparison flaws.Part-to-whole comparison flaws can be more complicated than they seem at first. We look at Bill O'Reilly's attack on dailykos.com to point out some of the subtleties.Part-to-whole comparison flaws can be more complicated than they seem at first. We look at Bill O'Reilly's attack on dailykos.com to point out some of the subtleties.Mon, 05 Aug 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:54 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast55.mp3 The Princeton ReviewE-mails to the lsatpodcast@review.com Inbox.1) A response to the Potter podcast. 2) Cliches from Dr. Phil. 3) Believing in Science. 4) Splenda and sugar. 5) Prime Beef.1) A response to the Potter podcast. 2) Cliches from Dr. Phil. 3) Believing in Science. 4) Splenda and sugar. 5) Prime Beef.Mon, 30 July 2007 06:01:00 GMT9:43 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast54.mp3 The Princeton Review Does the New York Times hate kids? This week, we look at the claim that publishing early reviews of the new Harry Potter book means the New York Times hate kids. This week, we look at the claim that publishing early reviews of the new Harry Potter book means the New York Times hate kids. Mon, 23 Jul 2007 06:01:00 GMT 6:48 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast53.mp3 The Princeton ReviewWill Beckham's celebrity influence American's view of soccer?This week we look at claims that David Beckham's U.S. arrival will take soccer to a new level in the States as well as counterclaims that he will have little influence.This week we look at claims that David Beckham's U.S. arrival will take soccer to a new level in the States as well as counterclaims that he will have little influence.Mon, 16 July 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:54 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast52.mp3 The Princeton ReviewThe difference between busting a myth and calling it into question.This week a study was touted as disproving the stereotype that women talk more than men, but the methodology of the study might limit the applicability of its conclusions.This week a study was touted as disproving the stereotype that women talk more than men, but the methodology of the study might limit the applicability of its conclusions.Mon, 09 July 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:38 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast51.mp3 The Princeton ReviewConfusion and counterarguments on cable news.This week we take apart the awkward interaction between Ann Coulter and Elizabeth Edwards on MSNBC.This week we take apart the awkward interaction between Ann Coulter and Elizabeth Edwards on MSNBC.Mon, 02 July 2007 06:01:00 GMT8:38 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast50.mp3 The Princeton Review Is nature or nurture (or both) behind birth order effects on intelligence? This week, we take a look at the study behind headlines touting the higher intelligence of first-born children. This week, we take a look at the study behind headlines touting the higher intelligence of first-born children. Mon, 25 Jun 2007 06:01:00 GMT 7:22 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewno http://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast49.mp3 The Princeton ReviewEmails to the lsatpodcast@review.com inbox.1)If it looks like a green duck; 2) Life is unfair; 3) A matter of taste; and 4) That's the way it's always been doneIf it looks like a green duck; 2) Life is unfair; 3) A matter of taste; and 4) That's the way it's always been doneMon, 18 June 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:03 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast48.mp3 The Princeton ReviewIs Google's new Street View feaeture an invasion of privacy?New technology can bring great new benefits but also potential problems. We take apart Google's argument that its Street View feature is not an invasion of privacy.New technology can bring great new benefits but also potential problems. We take apart Google's argument that its Street View feature is not an invasion of privacyMon, 11 June 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:27 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast47.mp3 The Princeton ReviewShould Andrew Speaker have boarded that plane?This week we look at the ethical principles involved in Andrew Speaker's decision to board an international flight after being told by health officials to stay put.This week we look at the ethical principles involved in Andrew Speaker's decision to board an international flight after being told by health officials to stay put.Mon, 04 June 2007 06:01:00 GMT9:35 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast46.mp3 The Princeton ReviewWhy are so many Americans travelling this weekend, even with gas prices so high?This week we try to resolve the paradox: Americans are concerned about increasing gas prices, which are much higher this year than last year, and yet more Americans will be travelling this weekend than last Memorial Day.This week we try to resolve the paradox: Americans are concerned about increasing gas prices, which are much higher this year than last year, and yet more Americans will be travelling this weekend than last Memorial Day.Mon, 28 May 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:19 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast45.mp3 The Princeton ReviewListeners submit their favorite illogical comebacks.This week we look at some cliche retorts.This week we look at some cliche retorts.Mon, 21 May 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:39 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast44.mp3 The Princeton ReviewDo the shrinking book review sections in newspapers signify the death of literary culture?This week we examine the discourse surrounding newspaper book reviews versus litblogs on the heels of the decision by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and other newspapers to cut back on their book review sections.This week we examine the discourse surrounding newspaper book reviews versus litblogs on the heels of the decision by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and other newspapers to cut back on their book review sections.Mon, 14 May 2007 06:01:00 GMT10:22 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast43.mp3 The Princeton ReviewShould Hilton serve hard time?Paris Hilton has been sentenced to 45 days in jail. This week we look at arguments that her celebrity status affected her case.Paris Hilton has been sentenced to 45 days in jail. This week we look at arguments that her celebrity status affected her case.Mon, 07 May 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:26 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast42.mp3 The Princeton ReviewThe case of the disappearing bees.The United States agricultural sector is suffering from a bee die-off that now appears to have global implications. We look at some of the proposed causes, including cell phone radiation and a new fungus.The United States agricultural sector is suffering from a bee die-off that now appears to have global implications. We look at some of the proposed causes, including cell phone radiation and a new fungus.Mon, 30 Apr 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:43 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast41.mp3 The Princeton ReviewThe problem of preconceived notions.This week, we look at three separate events that had people drawing conclusions from preconceived notions without paying close attention to the premises.This week, we look at three separate events that had people drawing conclusions from preconceived notions without paying close attention to the premises.Mon, 23 Apr 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:36 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast40.mp3 The Princeton Review"Free country" and "what about" arguments.This week, we look at the controvery surrounding Don Imus and the logic behind the punditry.This week, we look at the controvery surrounding Don Imus and the logic behind the punditry. Mon, 15 Apr 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:36 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast38.mp3 The Princeton ReviewThe FCC refuses to lift the ban on cell phone use in the skies.This week, we look at the FCC's termination of their inquiry into cell phone use on airplanes and we see if their evidence is sufficient to reach their conclusion.This week, we look at the FCC's termination of their inquiry into cell phone use on airplanes and we see if their evidence is sufficient to reach their conclusion. Mon, 09 Apr 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:20 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast37.mp3 The Princeton ReviewDoes mental exercise help stave off Alzheimer's Disease?This week, we look at claims from scientists that stimulating mental exercises such as frequent museum visits and crossword puzzles can help prevent mental degenerative diseases.This week, we look at claims from scientists that stimulating mental exercises such as frequent museum visits and crossword puzzles can help prevent mental degenerative diseases.Mon, 01 Apr 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:24 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast36.mp3 The Princeton ReviewIs the pet food panic warranted?This week, Menu Foods announced an enormous recall of its wet pet food lines after reports of kidney failure. We look at some of the extreme conclusions that pet owners are making based on the latest scare.This week, Menu Foods announced an enormous recall of its wet pet food lines after reports of kidney failure. We look at some of the extreme conclusions that pet owners are making based on the latest scare.Mon, 19 Mar 2007 06:01:00 GMT5:57 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast35.mp3 The Princeton ReviewE-mails to the lsatpodcast@review.com inboxEmails to the lsatpodcast@review.com Inbox. 1) Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the truth about confessions 2) Gun control in Washington DC 3) How is business size related to labor shortagesEmails to the lsatpodcast@review.com Inbox. 1) Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the truth about confessions 2) Gun control in Washington DC 3) How is business size related to labor shortagesMon, 19 Mar 2007 06:01:00 GMT9:11 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast34.mp3 The Princeton ReviewShould we extend Daylight Saving Time?Daylight Saving Time redistributes an hour, taking from the morning and giving to the evening. This week, we examine the argument for extending Daylight Saving Time.Daylight Saving Time redistributes an hour, taking from the morning and giving to the evening. This week, we examine the argument for extending Daylight Saving Time.Mon, 12 Mar 2007 06:01:00 GMT9:11 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast33.mp3 The Princeton ReviewAn LLIEDL guide to reading polls.With the horserace of 2008 already on, it's important to cast a critical eye on polls used by pundits for political purposes.With the horserace of 2008 already on, it's important to cast a critical eye on polls used by pundits for political purposes.Mon, 05 Mar 2007 06:01:00 GMT9:11 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast32.mp3 The Princeton ReviewWill Cocoa Keep Us Young?Scientists at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science presented the health benefits of cocoa flavanols, but the presentation and some of the research was sponsored by candy-makers Mars, Inc. Is that reason enough to doubt their conclusions?Scientists at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science presented the health benefits of cocoa flavanols, but the presentation and some of the research was sponsored by candy-makers Mars, Inc. Is that reason enough to doubt their conclusions?Mon, 26 Feb 2007 06:01:00 GMT9:50 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast31.mp3 The Princeton ReviewShould Digital Rights Management become a thing of the past?This week, we dissect Steve Jobs' open letter to the record labels.This week, we dissect Steve Jobs' open letter to the record labels.Mon, 19 Feb 2007 06:01:00 GMT9:50 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast30.mp3 The Princeton ReviewCan New Yorkers be trusted crossing city streets with iPods, cell phones, and BlackBerry's?This week we look at the explosion of arguments against NY State Senator Carl Kruger's proposed gadget ban.This week we look at the explosion of arguments against NY State Senator Carl Kruger's proposed gadget ban. Mon, 12 Feb 2007 06:01:00 GMT10:35 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast29.mp3 The Princeton ReviewA look at the year's most anticipated ads.At over 5 million dollars per minute, there's a lot of pressure on Super Bowl commercials to do their job. But what is their job? A commercial is an argument, but how do we judge its reasoning?At over 5 million dollars per minute, there's a lot of pressure on Super Bowl commercials to do their job. But what is their job? A commercial is an argument, but how do we judge its reasoning?Mon, 05 Feb 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:22 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast28.mp3 The Princeton ReviewHow do we judge the strength of our economy.1)Measure for Measure: How do we judge the strength of our economy? President Bush says that the economy is growing and on the move. Senator Jim Webb believes the opposite to be true. We see how the indicators they choose skew their conclusions.1)Measure for Measure: How do we judge the strength of our economy? President Bush says that the economy is growing and on the move. Senator Jim Webb believes the opposite to be true. We see how the indicators they choose skew their conclusions.Mon, 29 Jan 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:42 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast27.mp3 The Princeton ReviewEmails to the lsatpodcast@review.com inbox.1) Natural is not the opposite of pollutant. 2) Industry funding is not sufficient to conclude bias 3) Arguments for and against mentioning God in the pledge of allegiance.1) Natural is not the opposite of pollutant. 2) Industry funding is not sufficient to conclude bias 3) Arguments for and against mentioning God in the pledge of allegiance.Mon, 22 Jan 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:26 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast26.mp3 The Princeton ReviewBush gambles big on preconditions and assumptions.This week we analyze Bush's argument for a troop increase, identifying its key features, its strengths and vulnerabilities, and the fundamental assumption that more troops will lead to more security. This week we analyze Bush's argument for a troop increase, identifying its key features, its strengths and vulnerabilities, and the fundamental assumption that more troops will lead to more security.Mon, 15 Jan 2007 06:01:00 GMT6:24 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast25.mp3 The Princeton ReviewIs global warming to blame for warm winter weather?Everyone's talking about the weather, and it's not just small talk. This week, we explore the logic of pinning the blame for this year's winter weather anomalies on global warming.Everyone's talking about the weather, and it's not just small talk. This week, we explore the logic of pinning the blame for this year's winter weather anomalies on global warming.Mon, 08 Jan 2007 06:01:00 GMT7:10 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast24.mp3 The Princeton ReviewWhat is causing the decline in breast cancer rates?Multiple reports this week attempt to pinpoint causes for breast cancer. We examine the strengths and weaknesses of these theories.Multiple reports this week attempt to pinpoint causes for breast cancer. We examine the strengths and weaknesses of these theories. Mon, 18 Dec 2006 06:01:00 GMT7:02 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast23.mp3 The Princeton ReviewThe slippery slope of food regulation.New York City has banned trans fats in restaurants. Restaurant owners and libertarians object. We look at arguments for and against the ban, focusing on the slippery slope fallacy.New York City has banned trans fats in restaurants. Restaurant owners and libertarians object. We look at arguments for and against the ban, focusing on the slippery slope fallacy.Mon, 11 Dec 2006 06:01:00 GMT6:28 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast22.mp3 The Princeton ReviewWhat makes a racist?The media is abuzz with accusations of racism, from Michael Richards to the New York City Police Department. We look at flaws on both sides of the accusations.The media is abuzz with accusations of racism, from Michael Richards to the New York City Police Department. We look at flaws on both sides of the accusations.Mon, 04 Dec 2006 06:01:00 GMT9:06 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast21.mp3 The Princeton ReviewDo the lawsuits against the cultural satire have merit?Some people criticize the plaintiffs as being just out to make a buck. Others say that a release form is a release form and that should end the question. But maybe there are relevant factors being overlooked.1) Some people criticize the plaintiffs as being just out to make a buck. Others say that a release form is a release form and that should end the question. But maybe there are relevant factors being overlooked.Mon, 20 Nov 2006 06:01:00 GMT8:15 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast20.mp3 The Princeton ReviewEmails to the lsatpodcast@review.com Inbox.1) Part-to-whole flaws in election results spin; 2) Ahmanedinijad's Holocaust denial; 3) The "MacArthur' option and war analogies.1) Part-to-whole flaws in election results spin; 2) Ahmanedinijad's Holocaust denial; 3) The "MacArthur' option and war analogiesMon, 13 Nov 2006 06:01:00 GMT7:42 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast19.mp3 The Princeton ReviewLooking for the substance in the Haggard-Jones mess.The allegations against an Evangelical leader were meant to affect a Colorado ballot initiative, but they don't quite hit the target.The allegations against an Evangelical leader were meant to affect a Colorado ballot initiative, but they don't quite hit the target.Mon, 06 Nov 2006 06:01:00 GMT7:34 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast18.mp3 The Princeton ReviewDo negative political ads go too far?Sometimes it's a fine line between an ad that substantively attacks an opponent's position and an ad that solely attacks an opponents character.Sometimes it's a fine line between an ad that substantively attacks an opponent's position and an ad that solely attacks an opponents character.Mon, 30 Oct 2006 06:01:00 GMT8:36 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast17.mp3 The Princeton ReviewShould the pop icon adopt baby David?Andrea Peyser of the Washington Post chastises Madonna for attempting to adopt an African child; others cheer her for saving a life.Andrea Peyser of the Washington Post chastises Madonna for attempting to adopt an African child; others cheer her for saving a life. Mon, 23 Oct 2006 06:01:00 GMT8:49 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast16.mp3 The Princeton ReviewIs the Daily Show news, or is the news a joke?A new study claims that the Daily Show contains as much substance as traditional news programs, and bloggers are using it to confirm their conflicting opinions about the show.A new study claims that the Daily Show contains as much substance as traditional news programs, and bloggers are using it to confirm their conflicting opinions about the show.Mon, 16 Oct 2006 06:01:00 GMT7:20 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast15.mp3 The Princeton ReviewThe actions of one congressman have set off a firestorm of debate.This week we focus on the logic behind arguments for and against Dennis Hastert resigning as Speaker of the House.This week we focus on the logic behind arguments for and against Dennis Hastert resigning as Speaker of the House.Mon, 09 Oct 2006 06:01:00 GMT8:42 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast14.mp3 The Princeton ReviewShould compulsive shopping be considered a mental disorder?A recent study finds that men are equally as likely to suffer from compulsive shopping as women, and advocates including compulsive shopping in the official list of mental disorders.A recent study finds that men are equally as likely to suffer from compulsive shopping as women, and advocates including compulsive shopping in the official list of mental disorders.Mon, 02 Oct 2006 06:01:00 GMT6:50 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast13.mp3 The Princeton ReviewWill the new Wal-mart prescription plan benefit consumers?This week Wal-mart announced plans to offer $4 prescriptions on many generic drugs. We apply the logic of the LSAT to the argument that this will be a significant benefit to consumers.This week Wal-mart announced plans to offer $4 prescriptions on many generic drugs. We apply the logic of the LSAT to the argument that this will be a significant benefit to consumers.Mon, 25 Sep 2006 06:01:00 GMT7:45 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast12.mp3 The Princeton ReviewDo drinkers earn more money, or do people with money drink more?This week, in order to demonstrate ways in which causal arguments can go wrong we take apart the findings of a new study purporting to show that social drinking leads to an increase in income.This week, in order to demonstrate ways in which causal arguments can go wrong we take apart the findings of a new study purporting to show that social drinking leads to an increase in income.Mon, 18 Sep 2006 06:01:00 GMT7:20 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast11.mp3 The Princeton ReviewA historical event becomes an uber-premise.In the years since September 11, 2001, we have used the events that occurred that day to justify national, political, and individual conclusions, even when its relevance has been questionable.In the years since September 11, 2001, we have used the events that occurred that day to justify national, political, and individual conclusions, even when its relevance has been questionable.Mon, 11 Sep 2006 06:01:00 GMT5:45 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast10.mp3 The Princeton ReviewArguments from listeners sent to lsatpodcast@review.comAd Hominem Attacks on Judge Taylor, Questions About Analogies, Shortening the NFL PreseasonAd Hominem Attacks on Judge Taylor, Questions About Analogies, Shortening the NFL PreseasonMon, 04 Sep 2006 06:01:00 GMT7:22 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast9.mp3 The Princeton ReviewStatistical flaws in the case against charter schools.New statistics released this week demonstrate that charter schools are not an acceptable alternative to public schools. Or do they?New statistics released this week demonstrate that charter schools are not an acceptable alternative to public schools. Or do they?Mon, 28 Aug 2006 06:01:00 GMT7:15 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast8.mp3 The Princeton ReviewDoes the new definition of "planet" make sense?In this week's podcast, we look at the arguments for and against the proposed new definition of 'planet' that would bring the total number of planets to 12, perhaps opening the door to many more.In this week's podcast, we look at the arguments for and against the proposed new definition of 'planet' that would bring the total number of planets to 12, perhaps opening the door to many more.Mon, 21 Aug 2006 06:01:00 GMT8:39 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast7.mp3 The Princeton ReviewIs passenger profiling a logical response to aviation security threats?Following the arrest of would-be suicide bombers, we look at arguments for and against racial, religious, and ethnic profiling at airports.Following the arrest of would-be suicide bombers, we look at arguments for and against racial, religious, and ethnic profiling at airports.Mon, 14 Aug 2006 06:01:00 GMT10:18 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast6.mp3 The Princeton ReviewInterpretations of Evidence in the Connecticut Democratic primary.This week, we examine the punditry surrounding the upcoming Connecticut primary elections to demonstrate the importance of being skeptical about interpretations of data.This week, we examine the punditry surrounding the upcoming Connecticut primary elections to demonstrate the importance of being skeptical about interpretations of data.Mon, 7 Aug 2006 06:01:00 GMT8:18 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast5.mp3 The Princeton ReviewDoes a positive doping test mean that Floyd Landis was positively doping?In this week's podcast, we try to avoid jumping to conclusions that aren't necessarily true as we examine the case against Floyd Landis.In this week's podcast, we try to avoid jumping to conclusions that aren't necessarily true as we examine the case against Floyd Landis.Mon, 31 Jul 2006 06:01:00 GMT9:47 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast4.mp3 The Princeton ReviewBush equivocates, but his detractors fare worse by LSAT standards.In this week's podcast, we discuss the logical missteps taken both by proponents and opponents of the vetoed stem cell research bill.In this week's podcast, we discuss the logical missteps taken both by proponents and opponents of the vetoed stem cell research bill. Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:01:00 GMT7:28 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast3.mp3 The Princeton ReviewLeaders use analogies to justify military action and sometimes military inaction. Does their logic hold up to LSAT standards?In this podcast, we focus on comparison flaws, examining arguments made by leaders and the media regarding the current Middle East crisis.In this podcast, we focus on comparison flaws, examining arguments made by leaders and the media regarding the current Middle East crisis.Mon, 17 Jul 2006 03:01:00 GMT7:01 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast2.mp3 The Princeton ReviewDoes the latest revelation of a terrorist threat really mean that New York needs more money from the Department of Homeland Security?In the first podcast of the series, we examine the recent call from New York City lawmakers to increase anti-terrorism funding for New York City in the wake of recently revealed plots.In the first podcast of the series, we examine the recent call from New York City lawmakers to increase anti-terrorism funding for New York City in the wake of recently revealed plots.Mon, 10 Jul 2006 12:35:57 GMT6:29 LSAT, logic, princeton, reviewnohttp://www.radiotpr.com/podcasts/Podcast1.mp3