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Vol. 004 Issue 020 (February 8 1999)
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••Contents••
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 SCRAPBOOK
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Grassy Knotj, Itberat s The Scrapbook is now going to reveal for the first time esoteric knowledge that is shared by all American conservatives, imparted to us during adolescence by our...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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A NEW JuiCE Is Loose The editors correctly describe President Clinton's strategy of jury nullification by Senate Democrats ("Jury Nullification in the Senate?" Jan. 25). Yet Clinton's best...
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CASUAL
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Casual Arms and the Man Reading all the accounts of Joe DiMaggio's brave battle with illness has led me to recall the time when he and I corresponded, hitter to hitter. It was through my Uncle...
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The Hyde Republicans
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The Hyde Republicans Will Republicans pay a price for impeaching the president in the House and carrying through with a trial in the Senate? Who knows? It's certainly true that the Republican...
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ACQUITTAL-PLUS?
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Tell, David
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acquittal-plus? by David Tell CERTAIN THINGS WE CAN NOW FORECAST with aS much certainty as politics ever allows. The president will be acquitted and will continue in office. For reasons this...
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MAXIMUM TRENT
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BARNES, FRED
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Maximum Trent by Fred Barnes Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott wanted witnesses. Given his druthers, he'd haul President Clinton up to the Senate to testify in the impeachment trial. That may be a...
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GOING BALLISTIC
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REES, MATTHEW
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Going Ballistic by Matthew Rees H ow DO Republican presidential candidates whip the crowds into a frenzy? They tear apart Clinton and Gore, demand tax cuts for hard-working Americans, and...
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DISCRIMINATING COLLEGES
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PELL, TERENCE J.
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Discriminating Colleges by Terence J. Pell IT SEEMS THE EDUCATION ESTABLISHMENT is nOW prepared to concede that racial preferences in college admissions are really all about discrimination for...
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THE GOOD FIGHT
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FRUM, DAVID
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The Good Fight In Defense of the House Republicans By David Frum Was it worth it? Was it worth losing five Republican congressmen in 1998 and risking more in 2000, consuming a year of the...
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THE REHABILITATION OF ELIA KAZAN
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SCHWARTZ, STEPHEN
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THE REHABILITATION OF ELIA KAZAN By Stephen Schwartz On March 21, a long-standing and bitter injustice will be rectified: That evening, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is scheduled...
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DICTATORSHIPS AND NO STANDARDS
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KAPLAN, LAWRENCE F.
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DICTATORSHIPS AND NO STANDARDS By Lawrence F. Kaplan When Vice President Gore uttered the word "reformasi" on a visit to Malaysia last year, American investors promptly charged him with rudeness....
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NEW YORK, NEW YORK
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SIEGEL, FRED
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NEW YORK, NEW YORK The Life and Times of Gotham, the City by the Sea By Fred Siegel New York, the open city, the city created by its harbor, has always been both invigorated and imperiled by...
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Parody
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Parody U.S. Senate Private Session Transcript of Closed-Door Deliberations of the Court of Impeachment January 26, 1999 Not to Be Released upon Penalty of Imprisonment Sen. Collins:Has anybody...
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Vol. 004 Issue 021 (February 15 1999)
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Vol. 004 Issue 022 (February 22 1999)
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