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 Vol. 006 Issue 032 (May 7 2001)
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••Contents••
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 Scrapbook
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Scrapbook Clinton Revisionism The Clinton Presidential Center's website is up and running, and while the foundation's virtual library tends to the lofty business of conflict resolution and racial...
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Casual
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SKINNER, DAVID
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Casual MY LEFT EAR My ears are unreliable. Oh, they receive sound and transmit the appropriate signals to my brain just fine, but they're undiscrim-inating: They don't filter out unworthy sounds....
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Correspondence
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Correspondence TORIE'S STORY FRED BARNES apparently can't get over the fact his buddy Tom DeFrank didn't get an appointment he wanted at the Pentagon, nor that nearly half the senior staff at the...
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Against Human Cloning
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EDITORIAL Against Human Cloning Last week, the Brownback-Weldon bill to prohibit human cloning was introduced on Capitol Hill. And the arguments against it are . . . well, as it turns out, there...
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Bush's Exercise Guru
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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Bush's Exercise Guru Will our next surgeon general make us all fit as fiddles? BY ANDREW FERGUSON DAVID SATCHER, the United States surgeon general, has another ten months to serve in his term,...
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Israel's Friend in the White House
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BARNES, FRED
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Israel's Friend in the White House Surprise, it's George W Bush. BY FRED BARNES ON APRIL 19, President Bush traveled to the Capitol to deliver what was supposed to be a routine speech. The...
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Too Taxing for Reporters?
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RAHN, RICHARD W.
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Too Taxing for Reporters? The press is dropping the ball on the tax story. BY RICHARD W. RAHN ON FOX NEWS SUNDAY a few weeks ago, Senate minority leader Tom Daschle was twice asked a simple...
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Let's Not Go Dutch
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COOLIDGE, DAVID ORGON
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Let's Not Go Dutch Same-sex marriage is the latest export from the Low Countries. BY DAVID ORGON COOLIDGE IT WAS A HISTORIC MOMENT, to be sure, and carefully stage-managed for public consumption....
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The Use and Abuse of Heroes
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EMERY, NOEMIE
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The Use and Abuse of Heroes What least becomes a national legend? The overwrought love of his fans. BY NOEMIE EMERY It is our goal at the Reagan Legacy Project to preserve his legacy by...
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What To Do About Sudan
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ABRAMS, ELLIOTT
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What to Do About Sudan Steps the Bush administration can take against one of the world's most brutal regimes. BY ELLIOTT ABRAMS What is to be done about Sudan? For 18 years, a devastating war has...
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The Modernist as Confederate
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DISCH, THOMAS M.
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The Modernist as Confederate The poetry and prose of Allen Tate BY THOMAS M. DISCH Few poets in this century have been at once so highly respected and so little read as Allen Tate. Born in 1899,...
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Free Elections
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SILVER, DANIEL J.
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Free Elections Political reform vs. political speech. BY DANIEL J. SILVER Chances are Congress will pass some kind of campaign-finance reform this year. Yet it is not clear what the congressional...
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The Doping of the American Mind
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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The Doping of the American Mind Robert Cohen's satirical tale of how we drug ourselves silly. BY JOHN PODHORETZ Since the publication in 1993 of Peter Kramer's Listening to Prozac, innumerable...
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Mysterious Balthus
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GELERNTER, DAVID
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Mysterious Balthus The painter as individualist. BY DAVID GELERNTER Well into his forties he was largely unknown, but by the time he died—this year, on February 18, at age ninety-two—Balthasar...
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Parody
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Parody ASBURY PARK PRESS Haunted by Dark Moments from His tost, Torricelli Recounts Tragic Episode By Marc Johnson Special To The Press In a desperate effort to quash a growmg fund-raising...
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Vol. 006 Issue 033 (May 14 2001)
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Vol. 006 Issue 034 (May 21 2001)
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Vol. 006 Issue 035 (May 28 2001)
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