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Vol. 005 Issue 010 (November 22 1999)
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 Giving Ronald Reagan His Due
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Scrapbook Giving Ronald Reagan His Due The celebrations last week marking the tenth anniversary of the Berlin Wall’s collapse were marred by what seemed at times a willful refusal to...
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LOVE IN BLOOM
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LABASH, MATT
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Casual LOVE IN BLOOM As Thanksgiving approaches, I am once again taking inventory of blessings large (good health, loving family, gift certificate to the Outback) and pleasures small...
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ON THE LAMB
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Correspondence ON THE LAMB THREE “HIPS” AND A LOUD “hurrah” to David Brooks for his article on Brian Lamb and C-SPAN (“Brian Lamb’s America,” Nov. 8). Lamb and his C-SPAN colleagues awaken...
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Partial Birth Revisited
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EDITORIAL Partial Birth Revisited No one any longer contends, as Kate Michelman of NARAL did when initially confronted on the subject in the fall of 1995, that “there is no such thing as a...
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A Democratic House for President Bush
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BARNES, FRED
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A Democratic House for President Bush Republican strategists now fear that even a Bush victory won’t save the GOP House. BY FRED BARNES HERE’S HOW BADLY Republican prospects for holding...
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Microsoft, Macroconfusion
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HIGGINS, JAMES
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Microsoft, Macroconfusion Don’t like the case against Bill Gates? Blame the law, not the Justice Department. BY JAMES HIGGINS THE FIRST PART of the decision in U.S. v. Microsoft is in....
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Revolt of the Shareholders?
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FRUM, DAVID
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Revolt of the Shareholders? If the suit against Microsoft damages its stock price, there could be political fallout. BY DAVID FRUM NO PRESIDENT SINCE Herbert Hoover has linked his fate...
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Sex, Lies, and Conservatism
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FERGUSON, TUCKER CARLSON AND ANDREW
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Sex, Lies, and Conservatism Scandal at Hillsdale College T U C K E R C A R L S O N & A N D R E W F E R G U S O N Around lunchtime on October 17, George Roche IV returned from an errand to...
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Germany as a Great Power
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Germany as a Great Power Ten years after the fall of the Wall, a united Germany’s capital is once again Berlin. What does this portend? BY CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL Hamburg, Germany German...
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Lone Star
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WOODYWEST
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Lone Star Larry McMurtry’s Return to Texas by WOODYWEST Larry McMurtry published his first novel, Horseman, Pass By in 1961 and won a Pulitzer Prize for Lonesome Dove in 1986. Along with...
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Test Ban?
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GALLAGHER, MARY CAMPBELL
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Test Ban? How the SATs have shaped—and misshaped—modern American life. BY MARY CAMPBELL GALLAGHER James B. Conant was president of Harvard from 1933 to 1953, a chemist by training...
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Not So New Thing
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SKINNER, DAVID
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Not So New Thing Michael Lewis misses his chance to write the great book about Silicon Valley. BY DAVID SKINNER Michael Lewis’s The New New Thing isn’t, as its title suggests, about the search...
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When Irish Eyes Weren't Smiling
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GITELL, SETH
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When Irish Eyes Weren’t Smiling Growing up in South Boston in the 1970s: A tale of race, poverty, and busing. BY SETH GITELL Michael Patrick MacDonald’s All Souls is a story of the inner city....
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Not a Parody
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Not a...
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Vol. 005 Issue 011 (November 29 1999)
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