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 Vol. 013 Issue 024 (March 3 2008)
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 The Castro News Network
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Scrapbook The Castro News Network The mainstream media’s soft spot for Fidel Castro was a constant feature of his thuggish half-century in power. So it was altogether fitting that when the...
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KEEP DESPAIR ALIVE
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LABASH, MATT
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Casual KEEP DESPAIR ALIVE Some people think cults are creepy. But as a child in the seventies, I rather enjoyed them. Whether Jonestowners, the Children of God, or the Symbionese Liberation...
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Hear No Evil
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EDITORIAL Hear No Evil On February 16, last year’s bipartisan legislation governing the collection of foreign intelligence and protecting from liability all persons who comply with federal...
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Coupe Deval
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barnett, dean
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Coupe Deval The unhappy fi rst year in offi ce of Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick—Barack Obama’s friend and oratorical model. BY DEAN BARNETT Boston Early last week, the...
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Never Apologize, Never Explain
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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Never Apologize, Never Explain Obama’s Achilles’ heel? BY JONATHAN V. LAST Madison, Wisconsin Michelle Obama made headlines last week with comments she offered at two rallies in Wisconsin....
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Obama of the North
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CHETWYND, LIONEL
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Obama of the North The cautionary tale of Pierre Elliott Trudeau. BY LIONEL CHETWYND Chris Matthews tells us that Obama’s victory speech after the Potomac primaries he felt “this thrill going...
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The New York Times vs. John McCain
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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The New York Times vs. John McCain All the rumors fi t to print. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES Shortly after sundown on Wednesday night, the New York Times posted on its website a long story about John...
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It's Not Over Till It's Over
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DIIULIO, JOHN J. Jr.
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It’s Not Over Till It’s Over Hillary still has a chance. BY JOHN J. DIIULIO JR. My American politics undergraduate students tease me without mercy for predicting a year ago that the...
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Egypt's Identity Crisis
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MARSHALL, PAUL
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Egypt’s Identity Crisis Religious tolerance for some. BY PAUL MARSHALL When the newly nominated American ambassador to Cairo, Margaret Scobey, testified at her Senate confirmation hearing on...
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Michael Moore with a Security Clearance
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Schoenfeld, Gabriel
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Michael Moore with a Security Clearance How did this leftist professor end up in the intelligence community? BY GABRIEL SCHOENFELD How do we explain the bizarre recent National...
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Cuba After Fidel
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Currie, Duncan
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Cuba After Fidel Can the society he ruined get back on its feet? BY DUNCAN CURRIE In January 1959, during the early days of the Cuban revolution, Fidel Castro declared, “Behind me come others...
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Trading Places
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BARNES, FRED
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Trading Places The coalition party becomes the consensus party, and vice versa. BY FRED BARNES For decades, Democrats have been the coalition party. They brought together groups of people who...
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Six Things We Don't Know
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EMERY, NOEMIE
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Six Things We Don’t Know In which a prognosticator surveys the landscape of campaign ’08 and raises the white fl ag of surrender BY NOEMIE EMERY John McCain: Does his appeal to independents,...
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Feminism and the English Language
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GELERNTER, DAVID
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Feminism and the English Language Can the damage to our mother tongue be undone? BY DAVID GELERNTER How can I teach my students to write decently when the English language has become a...
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Greek Bearing Gifts
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WHARTON, DAVID
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Greek Bearing Gifts Homer, whoever he was, still speaks to us. BY DAVID WHARTON How to take account of Homer’s infl uence in the world? To count them all, demands a thousand tongues / A throat...
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Agony of Defeat
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WHITCOMB, ROBERT
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Agony of Defeat Division I beats scholarship. BY ROBERT WHITCOMB William Dowling, professor of English at Rutgers, seems to be an angry man who has, willingly or not, transformed his public...
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The Great Lover
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VALIUNAS, ALGIS
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The Great Lover The case of Giacomo Casanova, the libertine-librarian. BY ALGIS VALIUNAS Everyone knows what the word Casanova means—according to taste, and often depending on one’s sex,...
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Tar Heel Statesman
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Yoder, Edwin M. Jr.
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Tar Heel Statesman The Constitution did well by Sam Ervin, and vice versa. BY EDWIN M. YODER JR. My native state of North Carolina has too seldom given a good account of itself in national...
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Seeing Is Believing
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MacDonald, Heather
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Seeing Is Believing The drama behind the scenes at the Metropolitan Opera. BY HEATHER MAC DONALD If you’ve ever wanted to be backstage during an opera, now’s your chance. The Metropolitan...
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The Way We Were
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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The Way We Were New Hollywood and the new critics. BY JOHN PODHORETZ These are hard times for professional movie critics. The job has gotten far more diffi cult in the past 15 years, because...
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Parody
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Parody ProPublica, a nonprofi t newsroom that plans to launch online this spring . . . is in the process of hiring 25 journalists . . . to do what [editor Paul Steiger] calls “the deep-dive...
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Vol. 013 Issue 025 (March 10 2008)
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Vol. 013 Issue 026 (March 17 2008)
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Vol. 013 Issue 027 (March 24 2008)
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Vol. 013 Issue 028 (March 31 2008)
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