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Paid articleSCRAPBOOK
Scrapbook WILL CONGRESS LET WES CLARK FADE AWAY? One of the signal failures of the Republican Congress has been its neglect of oversight responsibilities and opportunities. God knows, the Clinton...
Paid articleCASUAL
BARNES, FRED
Casual THE MOVIEGOER Maybe you watch movies on airplanes the way I do. I glance periodically at the screen, never bothering to attach the earphones. I'm ready, though, if something interesting...
Paid articleCORRESPONDENCE
Correspondence STANDING UP FOR TAIWAN William Kristol and Robert Kagan rightly propose that we help Taiwan escape from the "one China" box into which it was put ("Free Taiwan," July 26). Henry...
Paid articleSPEND IT ON DEFENSE
SPEND IT ON DEFENSE The federal treasury (barring a recession) will run an astonishing $3 trillion cumulative surplus over the next ten years. The prospect of so much ready money has brought...
Paid articleWHO TEACHES THE TEACHERS?
CHENEY, LYNNE V.
WHO TEACHES THE TEACHERS? by Lynne V. Cheney With its pictures of earnest schoolchildren busily learning, Regie Routman's book doesn't look dangerous. But like many textbooks used in colleges of...
Paid articlePRESCHOOL IN THE NANNY STATE
OLSEN, DARCY ANN
PRESCHOOL IN THE NANNY STATE by Darcy Ann Olsen Make no mistake: The push for universal preschool is on. Already the state of Georgia offers free preschool to every 4-year-old, and New York is...
Paid articleILLEGAL SERVICES ON THE HILL
DEALEY, SAM
ILLEGAL SERVICES ON THE HILL by Sam Dealey Last Tuesday the Legal Services Corporation celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary with a tea party at the White House. "Of course," said the first...
Paid articleTIME FOR A TWO-CHINA POLICY
Bolton, John R.
TIME FOR A TWO-CHINA POLICY by John R. Bolton Taipei, Taiwan Watching the Clinton administration criticize Taiwan's president Lee Teng-hui for calling his government a "state," it is tempting to...
Paid articleBODY SLAM
LABASH, MATT
BODY SLAM Jesse Ventura, Ross Perot, and the Lunacy of the Reform Party By Matt Labash Dearborn, Michigan Dearborn is a town that has known its share of nutjobs. Auto magnate Henry Ford, who...
Paid articleA LAND WITHOUT CONSERVATIVES
BROOKS, DAVID
A LAND WITHOUT CONSERVATIVES or, How I Learned to Stoop Worrying and Love Paul Weyrich By David Brooks Adelaide, Australia I had to travel half way around the world to realize how much I...
Paid articleTALKING OF MICHELANGELO
VALIUNAS, ALGIS
Talking of Michelangelo By Algis Valiunas Sculptor, painter, architect, and poet, Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564) is probably the most famous artist ever to live, and his most famous works all...
Paid articlePREMATURE BURIAL
JONES, PRESTON
PREMATURE BURIAL The Nineteenth-Century Death of God By Preston Jones Maybe you didn't know that "what we would call 'S and M' was highly popular among the Victorians." In that case, you should...
Paid articleTHE SLANG OF PRIGS
Epstein, Joseph
THE SLANG OF PRIGS Correct English Usage By Joseph Epstein George Eliot—of all people!— once called correct English "the slang of the prigs." I happen to be one of those prigs, who not merely...
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Parody Just before an Al Gore photo-op, local officials release 97 million gallons of water into the Connecticut River to raise the water level for his canoe. —News item U.S. Border Patrol...
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