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Paid article Scrapbook
Scrapbook Crime and Punishment, Iraqi-style Never let it be said that The Scrap-book has no kind words for the New York Times. Even before the United States invaded Iraq, the paper's veteran...
Paid article Casual
Epstein, Joseph
Casual FAT MOE, HOT DOUG, AND BIG HERM The sign, in red letters on a yellow awning, reading "Moe's Maxwell Street Polish" caught my eye as I drove past. I remember the smell of those Polish...
Paid article Correspondence
Correspondence TORTURED DEBATE CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER'S "The Truth about Torture" (Dec. 5) is a reasoned and eloquently written argument, except when he criticizes the practice of providing "those...
Paid article Solomonic Nonsense
Solomonic Nonsense Last Tuesday the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Rumsfeld v. Forum for Academic and Institu-Jtional Rights. Rumsfeld, of course, is the secretary of defense. FAIR, as it's...
Paid article Eighty Percent of What?
BARNES, FRED
Eighty Percent ofWhat? A questionable poll on what Iraqis really want. BY FRED BARNES THE POLL NUMBER—80 percent of Iraqis want Americans out of their country—has become a staple of Democratic...
Paid article Down the Memory Hole
HAYES, STEPHEN F.
Down the Memory Hole Why is the Pentagon sitting on the documents of the Saddam Hussein regime? BY STEPHEN F. HAYES FOR THE SECOND TIME in recent weeks the Department of Defense has denied a...
Paid article A Slow Pearl Harbor
ZARATE, JAMES JOHNSON AND ROBERT
A Slow Pearl Harbor Some foreign policy disasters are a long time in the making. BY JAMES JOHNSON AND ROBERT ZARATE SIXTY-FOUR YEARS AGO, Japan stunned our nation with a daring raid on Pearl...
Paid article The Dictator and the Congressman
Currie, Duncan
The Dictator and the Congressman Bill Delahunt of Massachusetts warms up to Venezuela's strongman. BY DUNCAN CURRIE IF THE SAHARA DESERT went Marxist, ran a Cold War-era joke, pretty soon it would...
Paid article Read Pamuk's Novels
SPRUYT, BART J.
Read Pamuk's Novels They're smarter about Turkey and Europe than his political pronouncements. BY BART J. SPRUYT THE FAMOUS Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk has not (yet) received the Nobel Prize for...
Paid article One China, One Taiwan
BORK, ELLEN
One China, One Taiwan Bush's democracy-promotion doctrine doesn't square with his China policy. BY ELLEN BORK DURING HIS RECENT TRIP tO Japan, South Korea, China, and Mongolia, President Bush...
Paid article Fighting to Win
KAGAN, FREDERICK W.
Fighting to Win With the pToop^T strategy, victory in Iraq is far more likely than people think BY FREDERICK W. KAGAN Is retreat from—or withdrawal from—or defeat in— Iraq inevitable? Almost all...
Paid article The Graying of 'The Greening of America'
SKINNER, DAVID
The Graying of the'Greening of America' Charles Reich's famous book turns 35, but seems as juvenile as ever BY DAVID SKINNER Thirty-five years ago, Charles Reich's book The Greening of America...
Paid article America's Criti
Seaton, James
America's Critic Edmund Wilson, mandarin in chief BY JAMES SEATON Over his long career Edmund Wilson (18951972) produced a body of work that is, perhaps, the most impressive in quantity and...
Paid article Ode to Joy
VALIUNAS, ALGIS
Ode to Joy Freedom was Friedrich Schiller's muse. BY ALGIS VALIUNAS This year was the 200th anniversary of the death of Friedrich Schiller, after his dearest friend Goethe, the most superb peak...
Paid article Keeping it Real
QUEENAN, JOE
Keeping it Real From Schubert to Shakur, musical violence is an old story. BY JOE QUEENAN The recent shooting of record mogul Suge Knight at a music industry celebration has evoked the usual...
Paid article THE STANDARD READER
The Standard Reader Books in Brief The Christmas season invites us to indulge some of our quirkier interests in the publishing world, and recommend a few unconventional delights for readers on...
Paid article Parody
Parody Iran’s hardline president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said that if Germany and Austria feel responsible for massacring Jews during World War II, a state of Israel should be established on their...
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