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Vol. 002 Issue 046 (August 4 1997)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Scrapbook
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Our Tottets, Ourselves The Scrapbook hopes to be the first media outlet to write about the following issue without cutesy puns, double enten-dres, or cheap scatological allusions. For the issue is...
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Casual
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Petula's Back! As a proud baby boomer I feel it is my right—indeed my generational obligation—to shove my personal tastes in music, food, and clothing down the throat of every person who has the...
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Correspondence
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The New New Math Lynne Cheney's informative article ("Exam Scam," August 4) spotlighted several anti-new-math parents, yet I am still amazed that more American parents aren't uniting to make this...
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Stand By Jesse
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Stand By JESSE In Boston they love their losers. If you lose selfishly —but do it with a certain blase style—they love you all the more. And if you claim virtue while you're at it. . . well, then...
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The Scandal that wasn't
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Carlson, Tucker
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The Scandal That Wasn't by Tucker Carlson Midway through a press briefing on the last day of July, a reporter asked White House press secretary Mike McCurry if he would "address the allegations...
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No Credit to Bill
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BARNES, FRED
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No Credit to Bill by Fred Barnes It sounded innocent enough when President Clinton made the claim at his press conference August 6 and no reporter rose to question him about it. Here's what...
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Lott on the spot
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REES, MATTHEW
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lott on the spot by Matthew Rees Trent Lott isn't thrilled that Jesse Helms has decided, as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, to prevent former Massachusetts governor William...
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smokers aren't victims
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Reznicek, Michael J.
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Smokers Aren't Victims by Michael Reznicek Although the health consequences of smoking have been known for many years, tobacco companies have avoided product-liability judgments for one reason:...
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Clinton's mideast complex
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TWERSKY, DAVID
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Clinton's Mideast Complex by David Twersky The bombing in Jerusalem's open-air Mahane Yehuda market, which killed 13 Israelis and wounded 150 others, had the inadvertent effect of revealing just...
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Summer camp at century's end
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BROOKS, DAVID
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Summer Camp at Century's End Can Boys Still Be Boys in a Risk-averse Age? By David Brooks I've seen women weep before, but never with the sense of hopeless desperation that comes over them as...
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the diversity-crazed military
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LABASH, MATT
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How the Military Indoctrinates Diversity By Matt Labash Housed at Patrick Air Force Base in four unadorned buildings trimmed in the fecal browns and beiges favored by most military subcontractors,...
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Perpetual abundance . . .
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FRUM, DAVID
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Perpetual Abundance and Its Discontents By David Frum It's a good thing Americans have a holiday formally set aside for Thanksgiving. It means there is at least one day a year on which complaining...
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Hollywood or bust
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SAMUELS, DAVID
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_Books ^Arts_ Hollywood or Bust The Cream of the Ivy Crop Doesn't Go to New York Anymore By David Samuels It's hard to say exactly when it started, the d-girls in tight black dresses from Penn,...
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The Future is now?
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Price, David A.
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The Future Is Now? What Happened to All the Cool Stuff? By David A. Price One afternoon you're in the Cooper-Hewitt museum in New York. You're browsing through an exhibit of work by a long-dead...
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George Wallace on cable
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LESHER, STEPHAN
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George Wallace on Cable A Singular Politician, a Sub-par Docudrama By Stephan Lesher The director John Franken-heimer recently told an interviewer that his three-hour made-for-cable film about...
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Parody
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"Clinton told [Kathleen] Willey he was suffering from laryngitis. Willey suggested chicken soup. Willey told [her friend] that Clinton asked, Why don't you bring me some? Willey declined, but was...
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Vol. 002 Issue 049 (August 25 1997)
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