By then Professor Friedman had grown into a giant of economics abroad as well.

Although he was working in the graduate school, Professor Friedman let me be a pupil.

Professor Friedman, in his writing, said that neither was a fitting question in a free society.

Now, in the autumn of his life, Professor Friedman works for school choice.

"If that's not true, then we would need to pay more in taxes," Professor Friedman said.

Professor Friedman's commitment to affordable housing stems in part from experience.

Professor Friedman vividly remembers the luxuriousness of 350 square feet.

Professor Friedman said organizers expect 1,000 people to attend the three-day event.

And their conclusions are almost the opposite of Professor Friedman's.

Such a program seems more in accord with the complexity of the immediate reality than Professor Friedman's.