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IssueVol. 014 Issue 011 (December 1 2008)
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Paid article"Puff, Puff, Puff"
Scrapbook Puff, Puff, Puff THE SCRAPBOOK has always treasured the story that President William McKinley was contentedly puffing on his cigar in the White House one afternoon when a...
Paid articleDAYS OF WINE AND OYSTERS
MATUS, VICTORINO
Casual DAYS OF WINE AND OYSTERS Every year just before Thanksgiving, the Old Ebbitt Grill in Washington holds an “oyster riot”—an event featuring a live band, copious amounts of wine, and...
Paid articleASSESSING PORTER
ALLENSWORTH, JAMES
Correspondence ASSESSING PORTER THERE WE WERE IN the height of our silly season, the presidential elections, and you found space for a gem of an essay on Katherine Anne Porter (“Pale...
Paid articleThe Sector Formerly Known as Private
CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
EDITORIAL The Sector Formerly Known as Private We’re beginning to get a sense of what the next four years will look like. It won’t be a conservative era, that’s for sure. Nor will it,...
Paid article"Bail Me Out, Mr. Paulson"
O'ROURKE, P.J.
Bail Me Out, Mr. Paulson Print journalists aren’t feeling the love these days. BY P. J. O’ROURKE Hello? Bailout people? Mr. Secretary of the Treasury Paulson? Aren’t you...
Paid articleA Time for Thanksgiving
CRITTENDEN, JULES
A Time for Thanksgiving Obama’s debt of gratitude to George W. Bush. BY JULES CRITTENDEN As the transition progresses and Barack Obama’s inauguration draws closer, it’s a good moment to...
Paid articleTwin Cities Throwdown
Mccormack, John
Twin Cities Throwdown The Coleman-Franken recount may end up like a replay of Florida 2000. BY JOHN MCCORMACK Last Wednesday, campaign volunteers for Democratic candidate and comedian Al...
Paid articleThe Mosque and the Imam
SCHWARTZ, STEPHEN
The Mosque and the Imam Washington’s Islamic Center is riven by scandal and lawsuits. BY STEPHEN SCHWARTZ The Islamic Center in Washington, D.C., is among the most prominent and...
Paid articleClear and Present Danger
JOSCELYN, THOMAS
Clear and Present Danger The Obama administration is about to discover that the terrorists detained at Guant?namo are there for good reason BY THOMAS JOSCELYN On Sunday, November 16, CBS...
Paid articleBuilding a Better Bailout
LINDSEY, LAWRENCE B.
Building a Better Bailout It’s time to reward virtue BY LAWRENCE B. LINDSEY The U.S. government’s efforts at containing the fi nancial crisis have to date been aimed at shoring up...
Paid articleOur Hapless Automakers
STELZER, IRWIN M.
Our Hapless Automakers The choice before Congress is bankruptcy now or bankruptcy later BY IRWIN M. STELZER Set out a giant honey pot, and the bears will come. And the more bearish they are...
Paid article"Happy Birthday, Milton"
WIEDER, LAURANCE
Happy Birthday, Milton The poet-prophet turns 500 BY LAURANCE WIEDER I wouldn’t recommend John Milton’s sacred epics, or even his short poems, to a newcomer to the English language. The...
Paid articleSeeing Red
EASTLAND, KATHERINE
Seeing Red Happy, productive peasants can’t be wrong: Socialist Realism lives! BY KATHERINE EASTLAND At the Yan’an Forum on Literature and Art in 1942, Mao Zedong declared that “in our...
Paid articleHe Saw the Future
MCDONALD, MICHAEL
He Saw the Future From poet to propagandist in Bolshevik Russia. BY MICHAEL MCDONALD The Russian poet Vladimir Mayakovsky was born in 1893 in Baghdati, Georgia, and committed suicide...
Paid articleGod's Politics
KNIPPENBERG, JOSEPH
God’s Politics Is religion a menace, or an asset, to the American experiment? BY JOSEPH KNIPPENBERG It’s hard to have a conversation or argument about religion and politics in America without...
Paid articleMan on the Brink
WALSH, PATRICK J.
Man on the Brink Nine decades since ‘The Education,’ a look back at Henry Adams. BY PATRICK J. WALSH At the Massachusetts Historical Society’s library, an American classic lies open before...
Paid articleSmall Is Beautiful
PODHORETZ, JOHN
Small Is Beautiful You lose some effects, but keep the story, in portable moviegoing. BY JOHN PODHORETZ For a while, movie theaters were getting better. After decades in which the...
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