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Vol. 006 Issue 044 (August 6 2001)
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Vol. 006 Issue 045 (August 13 2001)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Scrapbook
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Scrapbook The Man from GLAAD Through the years, the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD)—the jackboot division of the gay community—has displayed a gift for publicity-seeking, whether...
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Casual
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Casual SNOODIST COLONY “Jeez, it's four o'clock • I already," I said to my colI league Andrew Ferguson recently. (At four o'clock yesterday, in fact.) "What am I going to write my Casual...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence DEFENDING DEFENSE I ENJOYED READING the July 23 editorial, "No Defense," by Robert Kagan and William Kristol. The article contained the most accurate reporting I have seen on the...
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Let's Have an Argument
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EDITORIAL Let's Have an Argument Most presidents retreat to the bully pulpit after suffering a setback, but George W. Bush has done the opposite. Following the Jeffords defection, President Bush...
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Big Man on Capitol Hill
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BARNES, FRED
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Big Man on Capitol Hill George W. Bush ignored the conventional wisdom and won a string of victories. BY FRED BARNES FOR MONTHS, the most cherished notion of Democrats, the media, liberal...
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The Patient's Right Not to Sue
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MILLER, JAMES D.
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The Patient's Right Not To Sue How about a right to opt out? BY JAMES D. MILLER I DON'T WANT THE ABILITY to sue my health insurance company. Lawyers are expensive, so if my insurance providers...
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The Gall Stoning
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MALONE, BERNADETTE
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The Gall Stoning The Democrats claim their first Bush victim. BY BERNADETTE MALONE IF GEORGE W. BUSH can't get his own Toy-Safety Czar confirmed by the new Democratic Senate, what chance does he...
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Send Us Your Rebate
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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Send Us Your Rebate . . . The ultimate in self-serving leftist crusades. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES PATRICK PATT IS TICKED. The wealthy ex-superintendent of a suburban Chicago school district is so...
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NYPD Red
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BORK, ELLEN
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NYPD Red What are Chinese police doing in New York? BY ELLEN BORK IT'S A FAIR BET THAT in his 30 years of policing, Zhao Zhifei, the deputy commissioner of China's Hubei Province Public Security...
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Cloning, Stem Cells, and Beyond
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COHEN, ERIC; KRISTOL, WILLIAM
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Cloning, Stem Cells, and Beyond Last week's House debate is just the beginning. BY ERIC COHEN & WILLIAM KRISTOL Last week's vote in the House to ban human cloning is something to celebrate. It...
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Capital Punishment Works
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TUCKER, WILLIAM
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Capital Punishment Works The states that execute murderers have seen the most rapid decline in murder rates. BY WILLIAM TUCKER Executing people for murder deters other people from committing...
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John Lindsay's New York
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FELZENBERG, ALVIN S.
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John Lindsay's New York Liberalism hmonsequences BY ALVINS. FELZENBERG What David Halberstam did in The Best and the Brightest to explain the formation and failure of America's intervention in...
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Sex and the Novel
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LONG, MICHAEL
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Sex and the Novel The world according to John Irving. BY MICHAEL LONG The dissonance of a John Irving novel—the typically staid John Irving prose used to express the typically steamy John Irving...
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The Last Modernist
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LEIGH, CATESBY
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The Last Modernist Robert Venturi's architectural ambivalence. BY CATESBY LEIGH No architect since Le Cor-busier and Mies van der Rohe has had more impact on his profession than Robert Venturi,...
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Parody
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Parody President Bush is set to announce a series of initiatives designed to "foster community spirit and family values," administration officials said. Among the proposals: use of the presidential...
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Vol. 006 Issue 046 (August 20 2001)
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