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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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The Media Frenzy
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The Media Frenzy In their anguish over the slaughter of innocents at Virginia Tech, students and teachers and school officials and parents seemed to agree on one thing: the press coverage was not...
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Prize and Fall
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TERZIAN, PHILIP
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Casual Prize and Fall Y'ou may have noticed that Cynthia Tucker of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution won this year's Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Commentary. I might not have noticed it myself,...
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TIME KEEPS DRAGGIN' ON
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DOYLE, JEFFREY
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Correspondence Time Keeps Draggin' On As a former correctional officer, past vice president of the California Correctional Peace Officers Association (CCPOA), and owner of a controversial CCPOA...
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On Democracy in Iraq
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GERECHT, REUEL MARC
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EDITORIAL Standard On Democracy in Iraq Honest Democrats should admit that they are in a predicament: The electoral interests of their party are at odds with the interests of the country in Iraq....
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Partial Victory
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Eastland, Terry
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Partial Victory The Supreme Court defers to Congress. by Terry Eastland Though today's opinion does not go so far as to discard Roe or Casey, the Court, differently composed than it was when we...
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The Right to Life Lobby vs McCain
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ALLEN, CHARLOTTE
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The Right to Life Lobby vs. McCain They're not fighting about abortion. Charlotte Allen Arizona senator John McCain, currently a bit behind Rudy Giuliani as Republicans' favorite presidential...
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Gunfight at Alumni Corral
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Blake, Whitney
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Gunfight at Alumni Corral A new round in Dartmouth's running battle. by Whitney Blake Even in America's fractious conservative movement, you don't often see William F. Buckley Jr. and George Will...
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The Unquiet Prime Minister
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Currie, Duncan
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The Unquiet Prime Minister Japan's premier makes his first visit to Washington. by Duncan Currie The last time a Japanese premier met George Bush in America, ten months ago, he wound up touring...
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My Struggle with Political Discourse
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O'ROURKE, P.J.
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Political discourse has become so rotten that it's no longer possible to tell the stench of one presidential candidate from the stink of another. They all give off the same skunk whiff. Would-be...
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Close Encounters with the Blob
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SKINNER, DAVID
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Close Encounters with the Blob The educrats are still going strong. by David Skinner Chicago The American Educational Research Association's annual conference saw more than 15,700 attendees two...
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Can Petraeus Pull It Off?
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BOOT, MAX
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Can Petraeus Pull It Off? A report on the progress of our arms in Baghdad, Baqubah, Ramadi, and Falluja By Max Boot The news from Iraq is, as usual, grim. Bombings, more bombings, and yet more...
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"Friends, Enemies, and Spoilers"
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KAGAN, FREDERICK W.
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Friends, Enemies and Spoilers Two months in, the consequences of the surge By Frederick W Kagan The new effort to establish security in Iraq has begun. At this early stage, the most important...
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How Odd of God
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GELERNTER, DAVID
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¦g O 03 2 How Odd of God . . . Milton Himmelfarb on the worlds of Judaism by David Gelernter Milton Himmelfarb was the Samuel Johnson of modern (or postmodern) life: A brilliant essayist with an...
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The Nuclear Wars
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Anderson, Claudia
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The Nuclear Wars Men, women, marriage, children—and America's future. by Claudia Anderson Kay Hymowitz has brought good news and bad news back from her investigations into the state of matrimony...
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Frozen in Time
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Klepp, Lawrence
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Frozen in Time The ice-bound lands of mythology and history. by Lawrence Klepp uests have a long, distinguished literary history, the most satisfying being the futile ones, from the Grail legends...
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The Royal Touch
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Freeman, Franklin
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The Royal Touch Physician to the courts of Renaissance Europe. by Franklin Freeman Truth is the criterion of historical study," wrote G.M. Trevelyan, "but its impelling motive is poetic. Its...
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Text Messenger
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Yoder, Edwin M. Jr.
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Text Messenger James B. Meriwether, 1928-2007. by Edwin M. Yqder Jr. In every writer's secret heart, which is not without tincture of vanity, he covets the kind of letter I received out of the...
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Hitchcock Lite
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Hitchcock Lite Entertaining, yes, but Shia LaBeouf is no James Stewart. by John Podhqretz The new hit movie Distur-bia is Rear Window with teenagers. The protagonist is not a rugged Life...
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Parody
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"Frank Langella and Michael Sheen star in the Donmar Warehouse production of Peter Morgan's drama, based on the taped conversations between Robert Frost [sic] and President Nixon." —New Yorker,...
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