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Issue Vol. 014 Issue 004 (October 6 2008)
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Paid article "'New York Sun,' R.I.P"
Scrapbook ‘New York Sun,’ R.I.P THE SCRAPBOOK has been wearing black this week, mourning the loss of the New York Sun, which published its last issue on September 30. Like its namesake, a...
Paid article THE GRAPES OF WRATH
MATUS, VICTORINO
Casual THE GRAPES OF WRATH Dawn’s chill at last surrendered to the warmth of the mid-morning sun, as rows of verdant grapevines revealed their fruit seductively. Crouching on the chalky...
Paid article BORKING BLAME
JR, H. THOMAS WELLS
Correspondence BORKING BLAME CHARLOTTE ALLEN’S September 29 article, “Justice For All,” mischaracterizes the role of the American Bar Association in the U.S. Senate’s failure to confi rm the...
Paid article Can They Catch Up?
KRISTOL, WILLIAM
EDITORIAL Can They Catch Up? The odds are against John McCain and Sarah Palin winning this election. It’s not easy to make up a 6point defi cit in the last four weeks. But it can be...
Paid article Palin Comes Out Swinging
BARNES, FRED
Palin Comes Out Swinging And keeps hope alive for McCain. BY FRED BARNES arah Palin’s scintillating success in last week’s vice presidential debate with Joe Biden has made her an enormous...
Paid article The Pros Lose to the Cons
CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
The Pros Lose to the Cons Lou Dobbs replaces Milton Friedman as the face of economic conservatism. BY MATTHEW CONTINETTI Remember the good old days, when the world economy hummed along and...
Paid article The Truthers' New Friends
YOUNG, CATHY
The Truthers’ New Friends The Russian government warms up to 9/11 conspiracy theories. BY CATHY YOUNG As the post-Georgia chill in U.S.Russian relations con tinues, the Russian govern ment...
Paid article Losing the Plot
SCHULMAN, SAM
Losing the Plot Suffering the consequences of the Narrative bacillus. BY SAM SCHULMAN I have always wanted to go to Crete. And in two weeks, I shall carry my wife there—much as Zeus did the...
Paid article The Spirit of '76
HAYES, STEPHEN F.
The Spirit of ’76 What McCain can learn from Gerald Ford about closing a gap. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES John McCain had two good days late last week. It had been a while. On Thursday, Sarah Palin...
Paid article R-e-s-p-e-c-t
NAGEL, ROBERT F.
R-e-s-p-e-c-t The next stage in litigating same-sex marriage. BY ROBERT F. NAGEL As odd as it may sound, when the California Supreme Court recently declared that prohibitions against...
Paid article How to Win in Afghanistan
KOLENDA, CHRISTOPHER D.
How to Win in Afghanistan It’s time to adjust the strategy. BY CHRISTOPHER D. KOLENDA How is it that we fi nd ourselves unable to dispatch the Taliban seven years after their downfall?...
Paid article The Demise of a Giant Hedge Fund
KESSLER, ANDY
The Demise of a Giant Hedge Fund The old Wall Street is dead. Long live the new Wall Street! BY ANDY KESSLER Before the last of Wall Street gets sold off as day-old fi sh on Fulton Street...
Paid article Where the Jews Vote Republican
STERN, WILLY
Where the Jews Vote Republican One thing Israelis and Palestinians can agree on is that Obama is bad news. BY WILLY STERN My Palestinian driver insists we stop by Arafat’s tomb to pay our...
Paid article Good for Art
Epstein, Joseph
Good for Art Money helps, and talent too BY JOSEPH EPSTEIN After reading Marjorie Garber’s Patronizing the Arts, I conclude that the ideal arts patron is a shy, retired Mafi a don without...
Paid article Sin No More
Bachrach, Judy
Sin No More Apologies differ, and so do the reasons to apologize. BY JUDY BACHRACH Naturally, one opens The Art of the Public Grovel with great expectations, especially since the...
Paid article Where the Elite Meet
Sault, Samantha
Where the Elite Meet To see, be seen, and move the merchandise. BY SAMANTHA SAULT For most of us, early September is the end of summer. For the fashion industry, early September is the start...
Paid article Cuba's Gift
WOOSTER, MARTIN MORSE
Cuba’s Gift Building the market for rum, and a brand name. BY MARTIN MORSE WOOSTER Anyone interested in drinking knows that Bacardi is one of the world’s great brands. It’s the third...
Paid article Georgians in Love
PALMER, ANDREW
Georgians in Love The world of post-Soviet immigrants in America. BY ANDREW PALMER Sana Krasikov’s debut short story collection is, it’s true, full of post-Soviet immigrants— mostly...
Paid article "Paul Newman, 1925-2008"
PODHORETZ, JOHN
Paul Newman, 1925-2008 ‘He made it seem like great fun to be a guy.’ BY JOHN PODHORETZ There is a moment in The Sting, the most popular movie Paul Newman ever made, when his character, the...
Paid article Parody
Parody “As the Swedish Academy enters fi nal deliberations for this year’s [Nobel Prize for Literature], permanent secretary Horace Engdahl said it’s no coincidence that most winners are...
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