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 Vol. 015 Issue 003 (March 1 1982)
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••Contents••
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 The Continuing Crisis
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THE C O N T I N U I N G CRISIS _9 J a n u a r y , and j u s t weeks a f t e r t h e j o u r n a l i s t s a p p r i s e d t h e i r customers throughout the Republic of a world now sweltered at...
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Editorial / We Dedicate This Hole . . . /Johnny Eros
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Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
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E D IT O R I A L R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. WE DEDICATE THIS HOLE... The broiling controversy continues over the Vietnam Veterans Memorial proposed for Washington's Mall. The design accepted by...
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Capitol Ideas / Proletarian Evolution
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Bethell, Tom
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It goes without saying that Mr. Holmes is duly exercised over child abuse and violence in the home. And he is a creative type, having written over 17 television scripts and " a t least" five...
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The Dilemmas of Conservatism I
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Rodman, Peter W.
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THE AMERICAN SPECTATOR VOL. 15, NO. 3 / M ARCH 1982 Peter W. Rodman THE DILEMMAS OF CONSERVATISM I. Reagan the diplomat. America's intellectual adjustment to the world since 1945 has been full...
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The Dilemmas of Conservatism II
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Wilson, James Q.
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James Q. Wilson THE DILEMMAS OF CONSERVATISM II. Reagan the politician. The remarkable accomplishments of President Reagan's first year in office should not blind us to the...
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The Matter with Reaganomics
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Reynolds, Alan
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Alan Reynolds THE MATTER WITH REAGANOMICS Will it meet the supply-side standard? Those who would blame our economic problems on last year's policy changes face a difficult task. They must...
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The Liberal World Confronts the Reagan Era
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Nuechterlein, James
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James Nuechterlein THE LIBERAL WORLD CONFRONTS THE REAGAN ERA After a year in the political wilderness, liberals remain bewildered. To understand the reaction of the American Left to the...
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Presswatch / Kicking Around Reagan
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Barnes, Fred
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KICKING AROUND REAGAN b y F r e d Barnes Brace yourself. This is going to run counter to a habit of thinking that conservatives have understandably developed over the past two decades, namely...
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The Nation's Pulse / Reflections in a Silicon Eye
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Kenner, Hugh
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December that Reagan is misunderstood if judged by his five hours a week of official meetings. "Outside his allotted five hours, Mr. Reagan is not simply reading Variety. He is...
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The Talkies /Jogging to the Finland Station
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Bayles, Martha
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JOGGING TO THE FINLAND STATION by Martha Bayles During the second half of Reds, Warren Beatty's film tribute to John Reed, there is a sequence in which Reed travels with the Bolsheviks through...
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Spectator's Journal / Population Lost
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Wattenberg, Ben J.
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lucinatmg, the heroine of Reds proceeds on a smooth track under the blue skies of a peaceful Finland, well equipped with skis and provisions and a fetching wool hat--not to mention a male...
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Among the Believers: An Islamic Journey
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Naipaul, V. S.
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B 0 0 K R E V I E W S What a wonderful travel book V.S. Naipaul would have written, had he written a t r a v e l book! His eye is accurate and tireless; his sentences are deceptively simple...
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Monty: The Making of a General (1887-1942)
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Hamilton, Nigel
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interfere with the enjoyment of life on a natural level. Still, all religions, however much they may quarrel on other points, agree on this one: Religion makes a difference. Naipaut's...
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Mornings on Horseback
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McCullough, David
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gravest emergencies. Similarly, he would drive his men hard, when necessary, but placed particular importance on the kinds of small creature comforts and recreation that keep soldiers...
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Within the Whirlwind
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Ginzburg, Eugenia
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did not captivate those who viewed politics as a practical art of horsetrading or, worse, of jobbery, bribery, and pillage. Nor were TR's early views at all remarkable. The...
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Presidential Anecdotes / The Oxford Book of American Literary Anecdotes
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Boiler, Paul F. Jr.; Hall, Donald
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teaching children to say "We love Comrade Stalin better than Mommy or Daddy" buying safety at too high a price ? She was never sure. But she knew she was not the only one to feel moral qualms...
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Correspondence
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over, Mr. Osbourne was even barred from using raw liver, which he throws and spits during his performance. Earlier in the month Mr. Osbourne received a precautionary treatment for rabies after...
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Current Wisdom
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Jackasses, Assorted
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C U R R E N T W I S D O M The Wall StreetJmmml Four Platoes respond to the illustrious Journal's trinity of essays discoursing on the Soviets' development, distribudon, and use of...
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