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Vol. 032 Issue 004 (April 1 1999)
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The Continuing Crisis
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ft U' :t4 rG Acquittal; rape; aspirins; senility; and the mysterious firefly 2 3 6 C 0 O February passed with the leaders of many Islamic countries looking to the heavens and praying for the...
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Correspondence: Gloater, Doctor's orders, & c.
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ENCE Murphy's Law I saw an item in your magazine that was as wrong as wrong could be (On the Prowl, TAS, March 1999). Since it purported to express my views, I was shocked. Next time ask me what...
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On the Prowl
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E 0 0 I 0 0 Groupers Cable network MSNBC, which has seen its ratings plummet in the wake of the end of impeachment, is desperately scrambling to keep its talking-head programming afloat. One...
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Public Nuisances: Notice the Stench/Jonestown Revisited
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Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
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P UNUISANCES by R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. Notice the Stench The recent revelations of Bill Clinton's brutal behavior towards an Arkansas woman, now published in print and broadcast on...
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Capitol Ideas: Rethinking Relativity
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Bethell, Tom
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CAPITQIt I A by Tom Bethell Rethinking Relativity N o one has paid attention yet, but a well-respected physics journal just published an article whose conclusion, if generally accepted, will...
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Misshapen Statistics on Racial Quotas
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Sowell, Thomas
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ack in 1936, a leading magazine of the time, the Literary Digest, made a prediction about the presidential election of that year, based on a poll with a very large sample—more than 2 million people....
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Never Mind, Newt
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York, Byron
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JCRS- Ti_EF ( NE 1-1.1S ENE ..Y1 F \ \ \ ? ()NV- Id AT T E ENE ADMIT T E WERE WIRD G? N B -C; ENG R HCOULD S tF J LI, .1-1 A V E 11 EL- L AS 1 J_, ,'5U B itZ ONYORK I 1. I I, t was a few...
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Unfair Housing Acts
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Bovard, James
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Unfair Housing I, cts J t was the kind of triumphal photo-op that the embattled president needed. On January i8, Martin Luther King Day, President Clinton was "pleased to announce" the...
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Boyz N the HUD
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Dealey, Sam
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In government oversight circles, Susan Gaffney is a highly regarding official. She is President Clinton's 1993 appointee as inspector general at the Department of Housing and Urban Development. In...
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What a Difference a Year Makes: A Post-Impeachment Symposium
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In Paris this past December I visited with the president of the French senate. He asked me why President Clinton in such circumstances received such high poll ratings. I said, "I don't know." He...
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Culture Vultures: Call Off the Drug War
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Steyn, Mark
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CULTURE VULTURES by Mark Steyn Call Off the Drug War T he State of New Hampshire doesn't require much from its school districts — a mutually satisfactory arrangement about to be abruptly...
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Presswatch: Clinton Bites
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Corry, John
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PRESSWATCH by John Corry Clinton Bites So why didn't the media when Juanita Broaddrick spoke? W ords fail. Things fall apart. The president's apologists made the expected denials, but no one...
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Constitutional Opinions: Gender Benders
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Rabkin, Jeremy
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CONSTITUTIONAL OPINIONS by Jeremy Rabkin Gender Benders H crasser of employees, exploiter of interns, friend of pornographers, rapist—Bill Clinton is, of course, the darling of the feminist...
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Spectator's Journal: Letter From Little Lhasa
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Singh, Ajay
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SPECTATOR S JOURNAL by Ajay Singh Letter From Little Lhasa However great the violence used against us, it could never become right to use violence in reply. —His Holiness the Dalai Lama...
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Eminentoes: Who Was Hussein?
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Carnegie, Marc
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TAO E S by Marc Carnegie Who Was Hussein? Suave celebrity couldn't turn a small king into a giant. E veryone loves a good funeral, and King Hussein's was one of the best. Like the monarch...
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Among the Intellectualoids: Hitch Is No Snitch
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Schwartz, Stephen
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A M 0 N G T t E L L T A 0 by Stephen Schwartz Hitch Is No Snitch Did Trotsky's fate seal Sidney Blumenthal's? c hristopher Hitchens and I do not agree about very much. For example, as a friend...
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Politics: Winner Takes All
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Norquist, Grover G.
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and their Muscovite masters, acutely aware of how poorly this would play in America a half-century ago, turned the tables adroitly. Those who properly denounced the "informing," routinely carried...
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The Talkies: Therapeutic Nonsense
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Bowman, James
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by James Bowman Therapeutic Nonsense S ome of my patient correspondents—at least they will have to be patient as I am now about five months behind in answering my e-mail — have taken me to task...
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Isaiah Berlin: A Life / The Proper Study of Mankind
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Ignatieff, Michael; Berlin, Isaiah
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Connoisseur of Error K S Isaiah Berlin: A Life Michael Ignatieff Metropolitan Books /356 pages / $30 The Proper Study of Mankind: An Anthology of Essays Isaiah Berlin; edited by Henry Hardy...
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The Greatest Generation
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Brokaw, Tom
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Like a Brokaw Record: The Most Banal Generalizations The Greatest Generation Tom Brokaw Random House /412 pages / $24.95 REVIEWED BY Florence King 0 nce upon a time, the human race was divided...
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Current Wisdom
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Jackasses, Assorted
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CUR ENT WISDOM_ Amazon.com An admiring review on Amazon's book review site of Boy Clinton: The Political Biography from another member of the Clinton Brain Trust, recently emerged from a remedial...
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Last Call: The Hunt for a Clinton Legacy
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Olson, Theodore B.
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LAST CAL-L by Theodore B. Olson The Hunt for a Clinton Legacy 6 0 OUR READERS WILL RECALL THAT IN FEBRUARY'S Last Call we launched the Clinton Legacy contest, designed to identify the words or...
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