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IssueVol. 002 Issue 042 (July 7 1997)
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Paid articleTHE PRESIDENT'S PRIVATE LIFE
The President's Private Life Bob Woodward reports in the Washington Post that independent counsel Ken Starr's office has been interviewing people about Bill Clinton's "private life." The White...
Paid articleYes to Trade With China
Yes to Trade With China Thank you for mentioning my opposition to cutting off trade with China in "No to Appeasement" (June 23). My position, however, is based more on economics and faith in...
Paid articleFrom Singular to Plural
_Casual From Singular to Plural Marriage is the final event of innumerable movies and novels. The couple is pronounced man and wife, they kiss, and the closing credits roll, or the book runs out...
Paid articleEDITORIAL
Playing Unfair At the 1995 National Junior College Athletic Association track-and-field championships in Odessa, Texas, James Beckford pulled off the third longest triple jump in history. He missed...
Paid articleWhere's al gore?
Carlson, Tucker
Where's Al Gore? by Tucker Carlson New York You probably don't hear a lot about global warming these days. But then, you probably don't live in the Republic of Maldives. Mau-moon Abdul Gayoom...
Paid articleThe tax mice that roared
LINDSEY, LAWRENCE
The Tax Mice That Roared by Lawrence Lindsey Deputy treasury secretary Lawrence Summers recently asserted that greed was the primary motivating force among tax-cut advocates in the United States....
Paid articleClinton lays an egg
BERNS, WALTER
Clinton Lays an Egg by Walter Berns During the latter years of a teaching career extending over more than four decades, I became accustomed to university students who could not spell or punctuate...
Paid articleA more gated union
DIIULIO, JOHN J. Jr.
A More Gated Union By John J. Dilulio Jr. Earlier this month Americans heard good news about crime for the fifth consecutive year: The FBI reported that in 1996 crime dropped another 3 percent,...
Paid articleThe partisan stuff
FERGUSON, ANDREW
John Glenn: The Partisan Stuff By Andrew Ferguson It is a curious way for an American hero to end a long career. But there it is: John Glenn—decorated veteran of World War II and Korea, first...
Paid articleThe EPA's hot air
Fumento, Michael
The EPA's Hot Air By Michael Fumento Okay, let's be fair. Punctilious honesty has not been the Clinton administration's strong suit. But every bell curve has its extremes—its outliers, as it were....
Paid articleHong kong and britain
BRADBURY, MALCOLM
hong kong and britain, Two Islands at Sea By Malcolm Bradbury Hong Kong and its Fragrant Harbor are, everyone agrees, among the loveliest sights on earth. The British Royal Navy undoubtedly...
Paid articleFrench Lessons
FRUM, DAVID
Books/o-Arts French Lessons 19th-century France Is Closer Than You Think AVictorian Englishman went to his local library looking for a copy of the French Constitution; "I'm sorry sir," the...
Paid articleRemembrance of LPs past
NORDLINGER, JAY
Remembrance of LPs Past A Tour of 20th-century Masterworks By Jay Nordlinger It happened so fast: The record stores no longer had LPs, they had CDs. You couldn't put a needle on them. You had to...
Paid articleEnd of empire
BOTTUM, J.
End of Empire Paul Theroux's Impressive Tale of Hong Kong By J. Bottum The novelist Paul Theroux has always known just one true thing—that the human heart is greasy, sweated, and small. And it...
Paid articleParody
"In the past, I thought they were trying to get to the bottom of Whitewater. This last time, I was left with the impression that they wanted to show he was a womanizer." —Arkansas State Trooper...
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