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Vol. 006 Issue 024 (March 5 2001)
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••Contents••
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Scrapbook
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Scrapbook Can We Have the Reward? The U.S. government is still advertising for tips that would lead to the arrest of fugitive financier Marc Rich. At the website of the International Broadcasting...
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Casual
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Carlson, Tucker
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Casual THE WRITE STUFF I got a new job a few months ago. It happened suddenly. One day, I was writing stories for The Weekly Standard. The next day, I was doing a daily show for CNN. Virtually...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence GREECE AND TERRORISM IT SEEMS THAT NOTHING will Stop Wayne Merry from pursuing his questionably motivated and, by now, tiresome vendetta against Greece, portraying one of the safest...
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"People would hand me envelopes..."
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"People would hand me envelopes..." For a handful of remaining stalwarts, the pardons are nothing. Next year, if security cameras capture Bill Clinton robbing a bank with a sawed-off shotgun, James...
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The Jews Made Me Do It!
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Caldwell, Christopher
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The Jews Made Me Do It! Clinton's handy excuse for pardoning Marc Rich. BY CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL BILL CLINTON SPENT MUCH of his presidency claiming he was being persecuted with a new political...
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Conservatives George W. Bush
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BARNES, FRED
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Conservatives George W. Bush But will the romance last? BY FRED BARNES THE LOVE AFFAIR between conservatives and President Bush was epitomized by the appearance of Karl Rove, Bush's chief...
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Roe v. Wade v. Michigan
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BELL, DAWSON
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Roe v Wade v. Michigan Can a doctor still be sent to jail for performing abortions? BY DAWSON BELL Lansing, Mich. REBECCA BLACK doesn't fit the mold of the pro-life activist. And for good reason:...
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Grading on the Harvard Curve
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OPPENHEIM, NOAH D.
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Grading on the Harvard Curve Harvey Mansfield's irony goes unappreciated. BY NOAH D. OPPENHEIM HARVARD was once a great university. It may still be, but it is now even greater theater. No one...
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Drug Wars
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WALTERS, JOHN P.
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Drug Wars Just say no . . . to treatment without law enforcement. BY JOHN F; WALTERS THE WAR ON CRIME AND DRUGS IS rapidly losing ground to the war on punishment and prisons. Recently, N^-ws-week...
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Bigger Is Better
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MOORE, STEPHEN
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Bigger Is Better Size does matter when it comes to the Bush tax cut plan. BY STEPHEN MOORE REPUBLICAN LEADERS at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue say the greatest danger the GOP faces today is...
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Holy Orlando!
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LABASH, MATT
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Holy Orlando! Jerusaleem as a theme park BY MATT LABASH Orlando, Fla. From the moment one walks through the distressed-stucco Jerusalem city gate at the Holy Land Experience, Orlando's newest...
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Our Monuments, Our Selves
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LEIGH, CATESBY
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OUR MONUMENTS,OUR SELVES What we built then, what we build now. by CATESBY LEIGH Rodney Mims Cook Jr. is an Atlanta architect and philanthropist with an idea for the nation's capital. He wants to...
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Snap, Crackle, Popper
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BRAMWELL, AUSTIN W.
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Snap, Crackle, Popper What is living and what is dead in the philosophy of Karl Popper. BY AUSTIN W. BRAMWELL The late philosopher of science Karl Popper at least deserves praise for the enemies...
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An American Poet
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KOSTELANETZ, RICHARD
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An American Poet James Weldon Johnson des^^rves to be rediscovered. BY RICHARD KOSTELANETZ The business of reviving writers from the past reflects the fashions of the present— which means that a...
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Parody
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Vol. 006 Issue 025 (March 12 2001)
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Vol. 006 Issue 026 (March 19 2001)
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Vol. 006 Issue 027 (March 26 2001)
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