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Vol. 031 Issue 009 (September 1 1998)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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The Continuing Crisis
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THE CONTINUING CRISIS Boy's Big Bang; smell the flowers; Internet Brits July was almost a goner when suddenly the country received an explanation as to why the Boy President's smiling visage has...
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Correspondence: Motorola in China, Gates, &c.
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CORRESPONDENCE Oopsy Daisy Don't shortchange us! ("Strange Last Respects," by John Corry, TAS, August 1998). More than 27 million Americans voted for Goldwater, to be exact 27,176,799. (Source:...
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On the Prowl
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ON THE PROWL Mr. In-Between Former Clinton deputy chief of staff Harold Ickes continues to serve his president's cause any which way he can. As the Monica Lewinsky scandal reaches high boil, he...
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Editorials: Bookists/A State of Mind
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Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
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EDITORIALS by R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. Bookists The Modern Library's editorial board has just announced the loo best Englishlanguage novels of the century, as esteemed by its board...
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Capitol Ideas: Controversy in Shadowlands
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Bethell, Tom
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CAPITOL IDEAS by Tom Bethell Controversy in Shadowlands T he C.S. Lewis centenary approaches. Born in November 1898, he famously died on the same day as John F. Kennedy (and Aldous Huxley). Lewis...
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A Formula for Genocide
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Corry, John
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FormA ula for Genocide Pioneering journalist Philip Gourevitch has shown how Western race theory, arms, and money—combined with home-grown corruption—can turn a peaceful yet ethnically complex...
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The Choices Are Expanding
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Tucker, William
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S chool choice is an idea whose time has come. Legal barriers are falling. Institutional momentum is accelerating. Prominent individuals everywhere are announcing their conversion. From a single...
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Good Enough for Government Work?
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Bovard, James
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rith)t) FOR FAT TM? Growing in numbers and political influence, public employees' unions look out for their members at taxpayer expense—helping government A A fter a bomb destroyed the...
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The Great Stonewall of China
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York, Byron
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HI WHILE THE WORLD WATCHES MONICA LEWINSKY, DAN BURTON PUSHES AHEAD ON CAMPAIGN F1NANCE—AND FINDS HIMSELF STYMIED BY THE WHITE HOUSE FOREIGN POLICY TEAM. n July 3, just before boarding Air...
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Long Beach Missile Transfers
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Timmerman, Kenneth K
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LONGM BEA H issile Transfers KENNETH R. TIMMERMAN With the complicity of the Clinton-Gore administration, the Boeing corporation is bringing Russian and Ukrainian missiles to American shores....
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Culture Vultures: Scoopie Doo
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Steyn, Mark
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CULTURE VULTURES by Mark Steyn Scoopie Doo T hese are confusing times for casual readers of the American press. Pick up the New Republic and you find it's running what seems to be a regular...
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Presswatch: Fawning All Over Themselves
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Corry, John
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this month's Playboy, but even they had a stunning pictorial, "The Boys and Girls of the New Yorker Editor Shortlist." Admittedly, not everyone is happy with this trend in American journalism. But...
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Ben Stein's Diary: The Bear and the Garden
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Stein, Benjamin J.
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BEN STEIN'S DIARY by Benjamin J. Stein The Bear and the Garden Wednesday L et me tell you about the life and death of Ginger, whom we also called the Bear, who was as integral a part of our...
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Eminentoes: CNN's Real Mistake
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Collins, Reid
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EMINENTOES by Reid Collins CNN's Real Mistake H ang in there, Peter Arnett. It has happened before, with a bigger star and a bigger network. Only, that network didn't have to apologize. It...
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Constitutional Opinions: The Supreme Feminist Court
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Rabkin, Jeremy
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CONSTITUTIONAL OPINIONS by Jeremy Rabki n The Supreme Feminist Court M any people have had the thought: whatever else emerges from the Clinton scandals, at least they have put a stop to feminist...
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Politics: Calling the House
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Norquist, Grover G.
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POLITICS by Grover G. Norquist Calling the House T he November 3 elections are coming into sharper focus. While Republicans expect to pick up three or four governorships and two or three Senate...
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Spectator's Journal: Greyhound to San Francisco
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Croke, Bill
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SPECTATOR'S JOURNAL by Bill Croke Greyhound to San Francisco B ack in the Golden Age of bus travel —the early 1970's — it cost a trifling $49 to ride a Greyhound from New York to San Francisco....
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The Talkies: Saving Private Lolita
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Bowman, James
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THE TALKIES by James Bowman Saving Private Lolita S ummer is —not that the rest of the year isn't—the season of formula movies. When you have invested close to $100 million in a hopeful...
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Years of House Work / Representative Mom
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Schroeder, Pat; Molinari, Susan; Burkett, Elinor
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BOOKS IN REVIEW House Mothers 24 Years of House Work...and the Place Is Still a Mess: My Life in Politics Pat Schroeder Andrews McMeel / 244 pages / $24.95 Representative Mom: Balancing...
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Two Lucky People
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Milton; Friedman, Rose D.
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She alludes to burn-out but quickly establishes herself as an elder stateswoman in the making, teaching at Princeton, serving as president of the Association of American Publishers, and thinktanking...
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The Muhammad Ali Reader / More Than a Champion
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Early, Gerald; Reemtsma, Jan Philipp
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of the Statue of Liberty; and the Fried-mans in writings and professional work of more than half a century. Even their title, a bald statement of fact, carries with it the whiff of Gershwin. And it...
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Easy Riders, Raging Bulls
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Biskind, Peter
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fellow say, "I am the World's Greatest Wrestler! I cannot be defeated. I am The Greatest !"'" Now that Ali's boxing-induced Parkinsonism has reduced him to performing sleight-of-hand tricks to get a...
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An Education for Our Time
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Bunting, Josiah III
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whom he has become, perhaps, too close—he has little to tell us. Here, for instance, is part of his analysis of one supposed masterpiece: "If the '5os saw American culture turning away from Marx...
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Current Wisdom
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Jackasses, Assorted
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CURRENT WISDOM Santa Barbara News-Press In the historic News-Press, revelations of yet another serious crime committed by the monstrous Judge Starr pursuant to his shameless defenestration of our...
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Last Call: Amateur Hour
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Stevenson, Matthew
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LAST CALL by Matthew Stevenson Amateur Hour WHEN I MOVED TO EUROPE, I JOINED A COMPANY that each year sponsors a pro-am golf tournament for charitable causes. Since 1991, this grand tour, with...
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