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Vol. 011 Issue 027 (April 3 2006)
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••Contents••
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Scrapbook
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Scrapbook But Is It Good for Harvard? The time has long passed when association with Harvard University conferred an imprimatur of presumed seriousness or even common sense on the output of its...
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Casual
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BARNES, FRED
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Casual SOPHIE'S CHOICE This is a dog story. You're not required to be a dog lover or a mystic to understand it. But it'll help if you at least like dogs and don't dismiss mystical occurrences out...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence I SPY A TERRORIST VICTORIA TOENSING'S "Constitutional Surveillance" and Stanley C. Brubaker's "The Misunderstood Fourth Amendment" (Mar. 6 / Mar. 13) both provided important...
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Rumors of Civil War
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EDITORIAL Rumors of Civil War Within hours of the bombing of the al-Askariya shrine in Samarra on February 22, the media were filled with warnings that Iraq is sinking into civil war. Of course,...
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Camp.Saddam
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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Camp Saddam What we've learned about Iraq's terrorist training camps. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES REPRESENTATIVE John Murtha, a Democrat from Pennsylvania, appeared on NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday,...
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The.U N .Plays.with.Lego
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BERING, HENRIK
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The U.N. Plays with Lego The anti-Denmark campaign continues. BY HENRIK BERING Copenhagen ARTISTS ARE OFTEN PRAISED for their ability to peer into the future. When the hysteria over the Danish...
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Blair's.Last.Stand
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BAKER, GERARD
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Blair's Last Stand Britain's first and last "new Labour" prime minister. BY GERARD BAKER TWILIGHT IS HASTENING for Tony Blair. Though British prime ministers face no term limits, few can...
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Hobbling.Hamas
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SATLOFF, ROBERT
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Hobbling Hamas Moving beyond the U.S. Policy of Three No's. BY ROBERT SATLOFF LAST WEEK, one of the world's deadliest terrorist organizations—the Islamic Resistance Movement, aka Hamas—announced...
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The.Gospel.According.to.Lowell
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LUCAS, FRED
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The Gospel According to Lowell Weicker ponders a grudge match against Joe Lieberman. BY FRED LUCAS LOWELL WEICKER put his cane aside and thrust his heavy 6'6" frame up the stairs. Now 74, the...
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The.Status.Quo.Riots
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FITCHETT, JOSEPH
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The Status Quo Riots It's springtime in Paris—bring out the barricades. BY JOSEPH FITCHETT THE CURRENT WAVE of protests in France is regularly mis-portrayed as a pale remake of the 1968 student...
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My.Dinner.with.Jack
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HEMINGWAY, MARK
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My Dinner with Jack The Jamboree in Jamba, the making of'Red Scorpion/ and other tales of the Abramoff era BY MARK HEMINGWAY Jack Abramoff needs my help. Facing a March 29 sentencing deadline for...
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Firmness.in.the.Right
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BURLINGAME, MICHAEL
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Firmness in the Right How, and why, Lincoln ended slavery BY MICHAEL BURLINGAME In this estimable volume, Richard Striner effectively demolishes the fashionable myths of Lincoln the Reluctant...
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Five.Poets
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PRUNTY, WYATT
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Five Poets On the landscape of time, place, history, and romance. BY WYATT PRUNTY The neoclassicist T.E. Hulme described romanticism as "spilt religion," while Harold Bloom says religion is...
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The.Golden.State
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DAY, ANTHONY
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The Golden State A vision of the empire that became California. BY ANTHONY DAY California, like Rome, has always been a real empire bound forever to literary legend. Rome planted its origin...
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Life.Scrutonized
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GUASPARI, DAVID
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Life Scrutonized The hard-won faith of a modern philosopher BY DAVID GUASPARI Conservative political and moral ideas do not descend, by deduction, from abstract principles. They arise, bottom-up,...
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Play.Outside
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PEDERSEN, WILLIAM F.
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Play Outside Nature, nurture, and Nintendo. BY WILLIAM F. PEDERSEN This is a fuzzy and engaging book. It argues that we, and our children in particular, have increasingly lost contact both with...
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Bamboozled
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Bamboozled Spike Lee thriller: a contradiction in terms. BY JOHN PODHORETZ Anew thriller called Inside Man is getting the best press of any movie so far this year, which at first seems almost as...
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THE STANDARD READER
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The Standard Reader Books in Brief Beyond Glory: Joe Louis vs. Max Schmeling, and a World on the Brink by David Margolick (Knopf, 432 pp., $26.95). No sport employs hype more than boxing. There...
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Parody
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Parody "Are you an intellectually curious student at an American college or graduate school? Here's your once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to win a reporting trip to the developing world with Pulitzer...
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Vol. 011 Issue 028 (April 10 2006)
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Vol. 011 Issue 029 (April 17 2006)
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Vol. 011 Issue 030 (April 24 2006)
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Vol. 012 Issue 012 (April 12 2006)
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