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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Scrapbook
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Scrapbook But Is It Good for Harvard (cont.) Last month political scientists John J. Mearsheimer (University of Chicago) and Stephen M. Walt (Harvard) made public an 82-page "working paper" on...
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Casual
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TERZIAN, PHILIP
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Casual DRIVING MISS GRACIE I am facing a crisis in my marriage. When I came to work at THE WEEKLY STANDARD, a little more than a year ago, one of the perquisites of the job was a parking space in...
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Correspondence
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Correspondence A FOR AYN? READING JOHN PODHORETZ'S review of V for Vendetta ("A for Absurd," March 20), I wondered why a man who so much supports America would aggressively denounce a woman who...
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Show Your Teeth
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EDITORIAL Show Your Teeth When chided for a sharp or acerbic remark, Pat Moynihan used to invoke an old aphorism: "This animal is vicious; when he's attacked, he bites back." Moynihan would quote...
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Without DeLay
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BARNES, FRED
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Without DeLay House Republicans are in search of a vision. BY FRED BARNES AS HOUSE MAJORITY LEADER, Tom DeLay had a crisp and clear style. He coupled an agenda with an unwillingness to compromise...
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Post-Fox Mexico
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JARAMILLO, ANGEL
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Post-Fox Mexico Will a Hugo Chavez-style leftist become president south of the border? BY ANGEL JARAMILLO Mexico City ON JULY 2, the people of Mexico will elect a president, along with some...
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Another U.N. "Reform"
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BAYEFSKY, ANNE
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Another U.N. "Reform" The new Human Rights Council is no improvement. BY ANNE BAYEFSKY THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION has decided not to run for a seat on the new U.N. Human Rights Council. The...
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Back to the Maoist Future
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BROOKES, PETER
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Back to the Maoist Future China's African ambitions. BY PETER BROOKES AMID FESTERING CONCERNS about China's burgeoning global power, Beijing has set its sights on expanding its influence in...
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"Enemy of the People"
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LINDBERG, TOD
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"Enemy of the People" Moussaoui and his victims. BY TOD LINDBERG THE LEGAL CASE of Zacarias Moussaoui, the so-called "twentieth hijacker" and the only person hauled into U.S. criminal court for...
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Tod Lindberg
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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The Friends of Tom DeLay What was the staff of the former majority leader up to anyway? BY MATTHEW CONTINETTI Every member of this House knows how important it is to have good staff. These are...
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Bowing to Precedent
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NAGEL, ROBERT F.
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Bowing to Precedent A decent respect for the Constitution should cause the Supreme Court to reconsider some past decisions BY ROBERT F. NAGEL At the outset of Samuel Alito's confirmation...
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Alexis de Wannabe
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BAYLES, MARTHA
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Alexis de Wannabe Bernard-Henri Lévy is no Tocqueville BY MARTHA BAYLES One thing to avoid, if you are not Sharon Stone, Charlie Rose, or Norman Mailer, is having lunch with Bernard-Henri...
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Master in Disguise
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DAVIS, GARRICK
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Master in Disguise At 80, Samuel Menashe gets his due. BY GARRICK DAVIS In 2004, under the auspices of its foundation, the most venerated magazine of verse in America, Poetry, gave its first...
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Becoming Leo Strauss
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LENZNER, STEVEN J.
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Becoming Leo Strauss The philosopher who teaches how to think. BY STEVEN J. LENZNER In recent years, the political philosopher Leo Strauss (18991973) has become something of a household name....
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His Vichy Gamble
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Yoder, Edwin M. Jr.
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His Vichy Gamble The decline and fall of a marshal of France. BY EDWIN M. YODER JR. The case of Philippe Pétain, sometime marshal of France, presents an intriguing study in the historiography of...
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The Price of Denial
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BORK, ELLEN
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The Price of Denial Why Turkey needs to come to terms with history. BY ELLEN BORK In Istanbul last October, an acquaintance invited me to lunch with three participants in a conference of...
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Wretched Excess
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Wretched Excess 'Basic Instinct 2* raises Hollywood to new depths. BY JOHN PODHORETZ The colossal failure of the sequel to the mammoth 1992 hit Basic Instinct is primarily due to the new movie's...
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Parody
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Parody NBC executives announced that morning host Katie Couric is to leave the Today show and accept an offer from CBS to become the first woman to anchor a network evening newscast on her...
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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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