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Vol. 006 Issue 036 (June 4 2001)
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••Contents••
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Scrapbook
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Scrapbook The Dimmest Kennedy? Ever since the New Republic labeled Joe Kennedy, the now-retired Massachusetts congressman, "the Dumbest Kennedy," family-watchers have fiercely debated: Can this...
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Casual
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Epstein, Joseph
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Casual THE WORRIED WELL I went to a high school with perhaps fifty different extracurricular clubs that, whatever their other shortcomings, at least let one know one's exact social standing....
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Correspondence
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Correspondence TOUGH LOVINS WILLIAM TUCKER'S long cover story in your May 21 issue is a disgrace to journalism ("The Myth of Alternative Energy"). So long as California followed my advice to do...
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Faith and Poverty
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EDITORIAL Faith and Poverty The week's political news had reporters in Washington working overtime. The Senate passed a $1.35 trillion tax cut, the biggest in 20 years. The House approved an...
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Life After Jeffords
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BARNES, FRED
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Life After Jeffords Bush should stick to his guns. BY FRED BARNES THE BUZZ IN THE MEDIA after senator James Jeffords's switch put Democrats in control of the Senate was that President Bush must...
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Is There a VAT in Our Future?
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BARTLETT, BRUCE
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Is There a VAT in Our Future? The Bush administration is surprisingly full of tax reformers. BY BRUCE BARTLETT WHITE HOUSE officials are hopeful that the signing of George W. Bush's tax cut marks...
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A Bad Prescription from the DEA
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CHEVLEN, ERIC
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A Bad Prescription from the DEA The drug agency's misguided campaign against a painkiller. BY ERIC CHEVLEN LAST YEAR, ABOUT 16,000 Americans died from treating their arthritis with FDA-approved...
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The Bush Doctrine
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KRAUTHAMMER, CHARLES
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The Bush Doctrine ABM, Kyoto, and the New American Unilateralism BY CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER I. The World as It Is Between 1989 and 1991 the world changed so radically so suddenly that even today the...
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Big Rotten Apple
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HIGGINS, JAMES
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Big Rotten Apple New York City after Giuliani BY JAMES HIGGINS New York City Liberalism, or paleoliberalism to some, is what New Yorkers are told will return to City Hall when term limits force...
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Television Journalism as Oxymoron
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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Television Journalism as Oxymoron Two lives in one medium BY ANDREW FERGUSON One mark of a son of a bitch is the pleasure he takes in pointing out how many people think he's a son of a bitch. By...
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Paul Weiss at 100
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DESMOND, WILLIAM
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Paul Weiss at 100 A century of metaphysics. BY WILLIAM DESMOND For quite some time now, metaphysics—traditionally central philosophical discipline—has been looked at askance by philosophers...
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Pearl Harbor Bombs
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Pearl Harbor Bombs A movie that will live in infamy. BY JOHN PODHORETZ The director Michael Bay had a dream one night as he considered how to film an epic movie about the Japanese attack on Pearl...
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Parody
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Parody Fired government mapmaker Ian Thomas made the funny pages, as Garry Trudeau recounted his plight in six “Doonesbury” strips. “It turned out that the Alaska caribou calve exactly where...
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Vol. 006 Issue 037 (June 11 2001)
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Vol. 006 Issue 038 (June 18 2001)
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Vol. 006 Issue 039 (June 25 2001)
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