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Issue Vol. 008 Issue 029 (April 7 2003)
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Paid article Scrapbook
"We are his nemesis" Britain has its first hero of this war, Lieutenant Colonel Tim Collins of the Royal Irish Regiment. Collins is heralded not yet for his feats on the battlefield, but for the...
Paid article Casual
KRISTOL, WILLIAM
Casual DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN, 1927-2003 The world has no need for another contribution to the fitting stream of tributes to Daniel Patrick Moynihan's extraordinary life and work. But I hope a...
Paid article Correspondence
Correspondence SHIA MADNESS I COMMEND STEPHEN SCHWARTZ for his truly insightful article on the Shia Muslims of today ("Fear Not the Shias," March 24). Increasingly, it is becoming critical to...
Paid article The War for Liberalism
EDITORIAL The War for Liberalism We've learned at least two things in the first nine days of the Second Gulf War. The American people are fine. American liberalism is not. Here's the good news...
Paid article Iraqi Exiles Go to War
HAYES, STEPHEN F.
Iraqi Exiles Go to War . . . Led by an impressive Special Forces colonel. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES Near the Iraqi border A GROUP of bleary-eyed soldiers has gathered at 3:45 Thursday morning in the...
Paid article The Dynamic Duo
BARNES, FRED
The Dynamic Duo Is there trouble ahead for this beautiful friendship? BY FRED BARNES IN THE DAYS before the British Parliament voted on a resolution endorsing war with Iraq, Prime Minister Tony...
Paid article Oil for Food, Money for Kofi
ROSETT, CLAUDIA
Oil for Food, Money for Kofi A U.N. program that has outlived its usefulness. BY CLAUDIA ROSETT IT'S HUGE, OPAQUE, PERVERSE, run by the United Nations, and about the last thing a postwar Iraq...
Paid article Casualties Are the First Truth of War
FEAVER, PETER D.
Casualties Are the First Truth of War And one the public is well prepared to accept. BY PETER D. FEAVER WARFARE IS ABOUT balancing three goals. On the one hand, you must accomplish military...
Paid article A Butcher, Indeed
SKINNER, DAVID
A Butcher, Indeed Saddam's war crimes. BY DAVID SKINNER ANYONE STILL DOUBTING the criminal essence of Saddam's regime need only survey the methods employed so far by iraqi fighters to see that...
Paid article Baghdad by the Bay
SAUNDERS, DEBRA J.
Baghdad by the Bay San Francisco's demonstrators—disobedient, but not civil. BY DEBRA J. SAUNDERS San Francisco IRAQI DISSIDENTS have been tortured and executed. Some critics of the regime have...
Paid article Quietly Rooting Against Saddam
WITTES, TAMARA COFMAN
Quietly Rooting Against Saddam The view from Iran. BY TAMARA COFMAN WITTES Tehran ON THE CITY STREETS here, the legal requirement for women to dress with modesty is interpreted with varying...
Paid article License to Clone
SMITH, WESLEY J.
A License to Clone And a requirement to kill. BY WESLEY J. SMITH IT IS BECOMING INCREASINGLY clear that the bio-anarchists leading the charge to Brave New World want a virtually unlimited license...
Paid article Babysitting the Press in Kuwait
LABASH, MATT
Babysitting the Press in Kuwait A PAO's work is never done BY MATT LABASH Kuwait City It is easy and fashionable to ridicule journalists. They can be loutish and rude, obsequious and mercenary....
Paid article Chirac's Grand Ambition
Caldwell, Christopher
Chirac's Grand Ambition France's bid to lead the rest of the world against America. BY CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL Paris France's foreign minister Dominique de Villepin made a visit last week to...
Paid article Onward, Christian Pacifists
LOCONTE, JOSEPH
Onward,Christian Pacifists The debates of the 1930s repeat themselves. BY JOSEPH LOCONTE Even with the start of the war to unseat Saddam Hussein, religious leaders continue to oppose the use of...
Paid article Truth Will Out
HIBBS, THOMAS
Truth Will Out The honest philosophy of Bernard Williams. BY THOMAS HIBBS What does it say about the state of the humanities, or the prospects for the intelligent defense of democracy, that...
Paid article At Homer's Diner
BLITZ, MARK
At Homer's Diner Conversations with Seth Benardete. BY MARK BLITZ There's a joke that goes: "'Do you know where we're supposed to go?' I said, 'No.' So he said, 'Well let's go together.' That's...
Paid article Painted Words
DISCH, THOMAS M.
Painted Words Why poets want to paint, and painters want to write poetry. BY THOMAS M. DISCH Back in the 1960s, when I was in my twenties, it seemed that all my friends who were writers were...
Paid article THE STANDARD READER
The Standard Reader Amusing Guy Beneath the Axis of Evil: One Man's Journey into the Horrors of War by Neal Kg Pollack (So New Media, 64 pp. $10). This winter, the more radical of the two...
Paid article Parody
Parody "Network news anchors tackle war coverage." —News item The Today Show Transcript April 1, 2003 COURIC: Matt, I notice we’re only using F-14s and F-16s in this war. Isn’t it time we...
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