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Vol. 010 Issue 023 (March 7 2005)
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Scrapbook
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Scrapbook Argumentum Ad Upperwestsidum More than 100 people who attended a "community gathering" at St. Petersburg, Florida's Poynter Institute last Tuesday evening were blessed, according to the...
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Casual
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Carlson, Tucker
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Casual WHEN THE FUN STOPPED I feel like I've known Hunter S. Thompson for most of my life. I first encountered him in 1981, when I was 12. A family friend had moved out after a long stay in the...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence SIZING UP THE SUFIS AS AN AMERICAN who has resided in Indonesia for the past 13 years, I read Stephen Schwartz's article about "a tolerant, pluralist tradition in Islam" ("Getting...
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After 1/30/05
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EDITORIAL After 1/30/05 History is best viewed in the rear-view mirror. It's hard to grasp the significance of events as they happen. It's even harder to forecast their meaning when they're only...
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Fear and Intimidation at Harvard
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MANSFIELD, HARVEY
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Fear and Intimidation at Harvard What do academic women want? BY HARVEY MANSFIELD Cambridge, Massachusetts AT LAST WEEK'S Harvard faculty meeting, President Larry Summers saved his job, but he...
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The Right Stuff: About $250,000
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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The Right Stuff: About $250,000 A bad idea migrates from left to right. BY ANDREW FERGUSON CONSERVATIVES from all over descended upon the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., on the evening of...
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President Cheney?
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BARNES, FRED
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President Cheney? The obvious man for Bush to tap as his successor in 2008. BY FRED BARNES VICE PRESIDENT Dick Cheney is adamant about not running for president in 2008. Asked by host Chris...
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Read My Lips: The Sequel?
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MOORE, STEPHEN
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Read My Lips: The Sequel? Bush opens the door to a big tax increase. BY STEPHEN MOORE WHEN PRESIDENT BUSH hinted last week that he might be willing to raise the payroll tax cap to "pay for"...
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The Least Bad Iran Option
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BERGNER, JEFFREY
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The Least Bad Iran Option The real choices we face in dealing with Tehran's nuclear program. BY JEFFREY BERGNER DURING HIS RECENT TRIP to Europe, President Bush sent mixed signals about U.S....
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Students for Larry
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Currie, Duncan
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Students for Larry While the Harvard faculty feuds, the undergrads yawn. BY DUNCAN CURRIE Cambridge, Massachusetts HARVARD president Lawrence Summers makes an odd Archie Bunker. But not to the...
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Wahhabis, Go Home
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Guitta, olivieR
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Wahhabis, Go Home Confronting Saudi evangelism in Kuwait, Europe, and the United States. BY OLIVIER GUITTA IN THE PAST FEW WEEKS, Kuwait has been waging its own war on terror at home. The police...
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Operation Elephant Takeover
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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Operation Elephant Takeover And other tales of election skullduggery in Milwaukee. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES Milwaukee IN the early morning hours of November 2, 2004, a group of five young men dressed...
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I, Eliot
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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I, Eliot Republicans put great stock in the "investor classNew York's attorney general plans to make Democrats out of them. BY MATTHEW CONTINETTI It was a good day for Eliot Spitzer—the New York...
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What Happened at Fatima
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BOTTUM, JOSEPH
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What Happened at Fatima John Paul II, Lucia dos Santos, and the end of communism BY JOSEPH BOTTUM Here's a curious thought. Maybe the single I most important person in the 20th centu-B ry's long...
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The Horror, the Horror!
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DIRDA, MICHAEL
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The Horror, the Horror! H.P. Lovecraft enters the American canon By MICHAEL DIRDA No full understanding of modern literature is possible without taking into account an exceedingly peculiar,...
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I Remember Marlon
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GRENIER, CYNTHIA
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I Remember Marlon George Englund's tale of a difficult friendship with Marlon Brando. BY CYNTHIA GRENIER Marlon Brando left his indelible imprint on two generations of American actors—and not...
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A Faithful Art
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GELERNTER, DAVID
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A Faithful Art Makoto Fujimura and the redemption of abstract expressionism. BY DAVID GELERNTER Makoto Fujimura's paintings are a joyful gusher from a well that had long run dry—or so the world...
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THE STANDARD READER
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The Standard Reader Books in Brief The Oregon Trail: An American Saga by David Dary (Knopf, 414 pp., $35). In the mid-nineteenth century, the Oregon Trail was one of the principal overland routes...
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Parody
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Parody Bush family friend and author Doug Wead, who surreptitiously taped nine hours of conversations with the president, insisted he hadn't released their contents to promote his new book. —News...
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Vol. 010 Issue 024 (March 14 2005)
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Vol. 010 Issue 025 (March 21 2005)
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Vol. 010 Issue 026 (March 28 2005)
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