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 Vol. 014 Issue 007 (July 1 1981)
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 The Continuing Crisis
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THE CONTINUING CRISIS May through June 4, and a bravc.battlc is being waged in our nation's capital. Such honorable gentlemen as the Speaker of the House, the Chairman of the Ways and...
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Editorial/Journalism Amongst the Elks
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Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
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EDITORIAL JOURNALISM AMONGST THE ELKS by R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. Just days before the dastardly Miss Janet Cooke and the Washington Post bespattered the elegant gray robes of the fourth estate by...
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Capitol Ideas / The Bloomsbury Savings & Loan
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Bethell, Tom
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CAPITOL IDEAS THE BLOOMSBURY SAVINGS & LOAN by Tom Bethell I was listening to the radio a few weeks ago when I realized that a counter-revolution had taken place in one important area of public...
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William Shawcross vs. Peter Rodman: Shawcross Swipes Again
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Shawcross, William
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William Shawcross SHAWCROSS SWIPES AGAIN In hot pursuit of Peter Rodman. Ladies and Gentlemen, send the young folk to their bed chambers. Keep the fainthearted from your reading chair. You have...
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Rodman Responds
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Rodman, Peter W.
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Peter W. Rodman RODMAN RESPONDS Sideshow: Still fraudulent after all these words. With great abandon Mr. Shawcross flings accusations of war crimes and responsibility for three million deaths,...
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Michel Foucault and the Pullulations of Power
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Herzog, Don
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Don Herzog MICHEL FOUCAULT AND THE PULLULATIONS OF POWER Power is all around, no need to waste it. I first encountered Michel Foucault my sophomore year in college, in a European intellectual...
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Presswatch / I'll Be Lying at State
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Ledeen, Michael
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I'LL BE LYING AT STATE by Michael Ledeen From the Washington Post, recently stung by the discovery it had not checked its stories carefully enough, comes a new phenomenon in journalistic ethics:...
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The Great American Saloon Series / New Albion
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Bartholomew, Douglas
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NEW ALBION by Douglas Bartholomew "What beauty can compare to that of a cantina in the early morning?" Geoffrey Firmin (The Consul), from Under the Volcano by Malcolm Lowry Good drinking, as...
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Spectator's Journal / A Farewell to Bras
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Kaplan, Roger
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SPECTATOR'S JOURNAL A FAREWELL TO BRAS by Roger Kaplan May 30, 1981-May is a history-charged month in France. General De Gaulle returned to power in May 1958, saving France some say: establishing...
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The Talkies / Aristides Goes to the Movies
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Podhoretz, John
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ARISTIDES GOES TO THE MOVIES Is there still any point in going to the movies? That is the question Joseph Epstein (writing as Aristides) asks in the current issue of the American Scholar. His...
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Explaining America: The Federalist
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Wills, Garry
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BOOK REVIEWS encies. One imagines Wills to have been not greatly dissatisfied with such experiments as they were performed in the 1970s under the mandates of affirmative action and the new...
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The Court Years 1939-1975: The Autobiography of William O. Douglas
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Douglas, William O.
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However unfavorable one's feelings about the late Justice William O. Douglas, this volume can only be regarded as unworthy of its subject and a dereliction of editorial responsibilities on the part...
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Roll Call: One Year in the United,States Senate
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Cohen, Senator William S.
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ROLL CALL: ONE YEAR IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE Senator William S. Cohen / Simon and Schuster / $14.95 Fred Barnes The old saw in Washington has it that, Boy, if only reporters could write what...
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Current Wisdom
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Jackasses, Assorted
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CURRENT WISDOM The Village Voice In another of his grand and gorgeous pratfalls, the ill-starred Alexander Cockburn lends evidence to one of Tom Bethell's more piquant observations, though...
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An American House of Lords
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An American House of Lords Surely on an informal basis it does exist. We know that there is a breed of American men who bring everything they touch to ruin, yet continue to rise in the esteem of...
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Correspondence
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CORRESPONDENCE Teachers Always Right John Dunlap's review of Paradigms Lost (April 1981) was devoted mainly to seconding John Simon's attacks on the National Council of Teachers of English-a...
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