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Vol. 002 Issue 012 (December 2 1996)
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Vol. 002 Issue 013 (December 9 1996)
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Scrapbook
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It Takes a Rabbi There's a whiff of 1974 in the air—July 1974, to be precise. That's when the National Citizens' Committee for Fairness to the Presidency held a star-studded fund-raiser in defense...
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Casual
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_Casual Liberal Sports: An Update The Dallas Cowboys are touted as America's Team, but have you ever encountered a fan of the Cowboys in the Northeast or the Rust Belt or on the West Coast? Not...
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Correspondence
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The Battle for School Choice Iagree with Chester E. Finn, Jr. that Republicans have done an awful job of explaining their education policies to the voters ("How Republicans Lost the Education...
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Kowtowing to Beijing
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the weekly Standard Kowtowing to Beijing There are obvious dark ironies. Bill Clinton took office in 1993 vowing to deal more firmly with "the butchers of Beijing" than had his Republican...
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The race to replace haley
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REES, MATTHEW
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The Race to Replace Haley by Matthew Rees Grand Rapids, Michigan Steve Merrill is the wildly popular Republican governor of New Hampshire who will soon be out of a job. He's retiring...
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Medical reefer madness
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WALTERS, WILLIAM J. BENNETT AND JOHN P.
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Medical Reefer Madness by William J. Bennett and John P. Walters As if cops didn't have enough problems, the Drug Enforcement Administration is up against a new obstacle. A DEA press release...
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In the future, men's abortions
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MUNRO, NEIL
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In the Future, Men's Abortions by Neil Munro It may seem obvious now, but as we review the events of the past year—from January 1, 2002, to December 31, 2002—it's worth remembering that just a few...
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Fruitless feminists
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CATTON, PIA
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Fruitless Feminists by Pia Catton S tirred by the discovery of soccer moms, feminists are now on the lookout for minivan madonnas. "Family feminism," a new twist in America's most malleable...
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The crime of literary vengeance
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Epstein, Joseph
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Special Section The Crime of Literary Vengeance By Joseph Epstein Roughly four-fifths through Patrimony, a memoir of his father and one of his best books, Philip Roth recounts his aged...
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Harvard Hates America
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KAGAN, ROBERT
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- Harvard Hates America By Robert Kagan At the turn of the last century, ism in fin-de-siecle America reprewhen the United States was sented the penultimate "economic" emerging as the...
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Half Nelson
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NOVAK, ROBERT D.
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Half Nelson By Robert D. Novak Twenty years after he last A Rockefeller Republican was held public office and sev- really nothing more than a Cold enteen years after his death, War liberal—a...
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Beckett unbound
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MOSES, MICHAEL VALDEZ
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Beckett Unbound By Michael Valdez Moses Samuel Beckett has long occu- nificance of postmodern art has pied a central place in the raged unabated. often ferocious disputes that In his compelling...
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the tragedy of max weber
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MANSFIELD, HARVEY
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The Tragedy of Max Weber By Harvey Mansfield John Patrick Diggins, a provocative academic who writes primarily on American politics, has the happy faculty of raising your interest without entirely...
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Japan as we see it
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LIBBY, LEWIS
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Japan As We See It By Lewis Libby The curious island of Japan has long fascinated the West: in peace and war; in novels, paintings, plays, and movies. Ian Littlewood, in The Idea of Japan: Western...
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The graves of academe
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ROSENBERG, SAUL
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The Graves of Academe By Saul Rosenberg In a passage that neatly captures both the nature and the problem of what is called "postmodern" fiction, a character in a John Barth story muses: "Another...
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Parody
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David A. Kessler, who extended the regulatory authority of the Food and Drug Administration over products from orange juice to tobacco, will resign early next year. —Washington Post Food and Drug...
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Vol. 002 Issue 014 (December 16 1996)
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Vol. 002 Issue 015 (December 23 1996)
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Vol. 002 Issue 016 (December 30 1996)
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