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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Scrapbook
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Scrapbook The Surrender Solution The December issue of the Atlantic Monthly features a "Hypothetical" essay entitled "If America Left Iraq: The case for cutting and running." The author is Nir...
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Casual
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LINDSLEY, JOSEPH
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Casual BOURBON RENEWAL Over some Oban Scotch recently, a college friend lamented that Americans are averse to the notion of a wet lunch. I recalled the Sam Adams ad in which two guys at a business...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence JOIN THE CLUB? I HAVE BEEN WORRIED about the problems Ross Douthat and Reihan Salam address in "The Party of Sam's Club" (Nov. 14) for quite awhile, but I had considerably less to...
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Abandoning Iraq
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EDITORIAL Abandoning Iraq Rep. Jack Murtha has had a distinguished congressional career. But his outburst last Thursday was breathtakingly irresponsible. Nowhere in his angry and emotional call...
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Vietnam Flashbacks
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BARNES, FRED
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Vietnam Flashbacks The hottest front in the Iraq war is now in Washington. BY FRED BARNES MANY HAVE FORGOTTEN how the United States lost in Vietnam, but not former Defense Secretary Melvin Laird....
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The Truth Is Out There . . .
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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The Truth Is Out There . . . But too much of it is still classified. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES FINALLY. For much of the past week, the White House has been engaged in an aggressive effort to defend the...
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San Francisco to Army: Drop Dead
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KURTZ, STANLEY
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San Francisco to Army: Drop Dead The perils of the counter recruitment movement. BY STANLEY KURTZ HAS SAN FRANCISCO seceded from the United States? The passage on Election Day of Measure I,...
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Abraham Lincoln's Thanksgiving
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GELERNTER, DAVID
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Abraham Lincoln's Thanksgiving Of Puritans, prayer, and the Capitol dome. BY DAVID GELERNTER FOUR THEMES FLOW TOGETHER at one of the most remarkable points in American history— the evening when...
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Money, Mobsters, Murder
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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Money, Mobsters, Murder The sordid tale of a GOP lobbyist's casino deal gone bad BY MATTHEW CONTINETTI Gambling doesn't destroy people. People destroy people. The gentleman or gentlewoman who...
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Church, State, and John Witherspoon
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BANNER, JAMES M. Jr.
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Church, State, and John Witherspoon Scholar, Cleric, Philosopher of Independence BY JAMES M. BANNER JR. Who might not, these days, feel a kind of sympathy with the secessionist senator Louis T....
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Straight, No Chaser
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GIOIA, TED
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Straight, No Chaser What musicians talk about between gigs. BY TED GIOIA When I was starting out as a jazz musician, I was often amazed by the sheer number of jokes, stories, and anecdotes that...
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Semper Fighting
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GATCHEL, THEODORE L.
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Semper Fighting When the going gets tough, the Marines get the assignment. BY THEODORE L. GATCHEL Most people hold strong opinions about the United States Marine Corps. That can be both good news...
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Merce Cunningham
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GRESKOVIC, ROBERT
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Merce Cunningham At 86, he is still reinventing modern dance. BY ROBERT GRESKOVIC This past summer, as part of Lincoln Center Festival, 86-year-old master choreographer and onetime virtuoso...
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THE STANDARD READER
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The Standard Reader Books in Brief The Death of Feminism by Phyllis Chesler (Palgrave Macmillan, 256 pp., $24.95). Maureen Dowd's recent piece in the New York Times heralds feminism's retreat in...
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Parody
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Parody "No other country in Europe immolates cars with the gusto and single-minded efficiency of France. Even during tranquil periods, an average of 80 vehicles per day are set alight somewhere in...
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