Libertas

[ li-bur-tuhs ]

noun

1. the ancient Roman personification of liberty.

Example Sentences

“It’s critically important that we review and improve what is taught as official curriculum to millions of kids in taxpayer-funded schools across the country,” said Mr. Boyack, president of the Libertas Institute, a Utah-based think tank.

From Washington Times

The remark was shown in a video posted by Connor Boyack, president of Libertas and author of “The Tuttle Twins” books.

From Washington Times

Hiding the evidence became impossible after Libertas, a news portal financed by the U.S.

From New York Times

The ability of ChatGPT to synthesize complex information in seconds and to grow smarter as it gobbles up more information means teachers need to move beyond “rote memorization of factoids,” said Connor Boyack, president of the free-market Libertas Institute, a Utah-based think tank.

From Washington Times

“I don’t think Republican legislators would ever favor a decriminalization model that says ‘Live and let live, have fun and you won’t go to jail,’ ” Connor Boyack, a lobbyist with the libertarian-leaning Libertas Institute, said, comparing Utah to Oregon and Colorado.

From Washington Times