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IssueVol. 014 Issue 019 (February 2 2009)
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Paid articleScrapbook
Updike on LBJ Derangement Syndrome Elsewhere in this issue, Christopher Caldwell pays fine tribute to the “writerly power” of the late novelist John Updike, the attribute for which he will...
Paid articleCasual
Anderson, Claudia
Casual FORTRESS WASHINGTON In 1975, I moved back to Washington after several years away and started working as a freelance editor from home. It was lonely work, and sometimes I’d go stir crazy....
Paid articleCorrespondence
Correspondence MEMORIALIZING FLIGHT 93 I WAS ONE OF THE estimated 130,000 people who visited the Flight 93 crash site last year (“The Fight Over Flight 93,” January 19). On a beautiful July 4...
Paid articleThe Right Stimulus
The Right Stimulus The economy is in recession. There’s no end in sight. The number of unemployed continues to rise. Equities markets are in the dumps. The real estate sector hasn’t hit bottom....
Paid articleUp the Academy
FERGUSON, ANDREW
Up the Academy Just what America needs—more ‘public servants.’ BY ANDREW FERGUSON Chris Myers Asch, who came up with the idea, says the U.S. Public Service Academy would be just like a military...
Paid articleThe Next Big Stink
O'ROURKE, P. J.
The Next Big Stink The killjoys are back. What do they have in store for us? BY P. J. O’ROURKE The killjoys are back in charge— the mopes, the fusstails, the glum pots. Their wet blanket has...
Paid articleThe Art of Bailouts
SCHULMAN, SAM
The Art of Bailouts Another asset class in deep doodoo. BY SAM SCHULMAN For years, financial leaders, advised by highly paid experts, have bought and borrowed to acquire a portfolio of...
Paid articleA Supreme Sense of Entitlement
TERZIAN, PHILIP
A Supreme Sense of Entitlement Or, how not to save a failing family business. BY PHILIP TERZIAN Caroline Kennedy’s swipe at a Senate seat in New York ended in debacle last week, and Governor...
Paid articleTriangulation II
LINDBERG, TOD
Triangulation II A political strategy for congressional Republicans. BY TOD LINDBERG The singular advantage of being in the opposition is that the majority has to make the first move, and...
Paid articleHonor Among Bankers
Bowman, James
Honor Among Bankers Europe vs. America. BY JAMES BOWMAN The other day, an Irishman committed suicide. Patrick Rocca, who was described in the Times of London as “a poster boy for Ireland’s...
Paid articleIceland Is Melting
LAST, JONATHAN V.
Iceland Is Melting The financial crisis claims a government. BY JONATHAN V. LAST In the span of four months, Iceland’s financial crisis became an economic meltdown which in turn became a...
Paid articleHow to Export an Awakening
Gartenstein-Ross, Daveed; GOODMAN, JOSHUA D.
How to Export an Awakening Afghanistan, viewed from Iraq. BY DAVEED GARTENSTEIN-ROSS & JOSHUA D. GOODMAN The United States needs a new military strategy in Afghanistan. In 2008, NATO casualties...
Paid articleCaroline, We Hardly Knew Ye
EMERY, NOEMIE
Caroline, We Hardly Knew Ye Is this the end of the line for the Kennedy dynasty? BY NOEMIE EMERY Political dynasties die in different ways, and the ends are not pretty. The Adamses eased...
Paid articleAnywhere But Yemen
HAYES, STEPHEN F.; JOSCELYN, THOMAS
Anywhere But Yemen One group of Guant?namo detainees will prove especially diffi cult for the Obama administration BY STEPHEN F. HAYES & THOMAS JOSCELYN On January 22, 2009, two days after...
Paid articleGreat Scot
LODGE, SARA
Great Scot Robert Burns at 250: Dead at 37, he left ‘an astonishingly varied, and vital body of work’ BY SARA LODGE Many countries have a national saint. Scotland can boast the distinction of...
Paid articleThe Sacred Weekend
BENSON, CHRISTOPHER
The Sacred Weekend Remember the Sabbath day? To keep it holy was the norm. BY CHRISTOPHER BENSON Stephen Miller lifts his title from a letter by Wallace Stevens. What makes Sunday “peculiar”? If...
Paid articleA Tudor Dynasty
CATTON, PIA
A Tudor Dynasty Balanchine and the American Ballet Theater are no longer synonymous. BY PIA CATTON When a choreographer’s centennial year rolls around, the public can count on a few sure things....
Paid articleLiebling in Uniform
SHORT, EDWARD M.
Liebling in Uniform The Great Reporter meets the Good War. BY EDWARD M. SHORT Towards the end of his life, A.J. Liebling (1904-1963), the best of the New Yorker reporters, summed up his...
Paid articleAmadeus on Stage
BAUMANN, FRED
Amadeus on Stage What Mozart’s operas tell us about Mozart. BY FRED BAUMANN So, what is a “companion,” anyway? Less than a friend, more than a sidekick, something of a teacher, but good company...
Paid articleMan of Letters
Caldwell, Christopher
Man of Letters John Updike, 1932-2009. BY CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL Part of the achievement of John Updike, who died on January 27, was that he became the preeminent all-around man of letters in our...
Paid articleViolence Hurts
PODHORETZ, JOHN
Violence Hurts Clint Eastwood knows how to ‘tut-tut while he rat-a-tat-tats.’ BY JOHN PODHORETZ The genius of Clint Eastwood’s career is that he has fi gured out how to have it every which way...
Paid articlePARODY
PARODY President Barack Obama was welcoming House and Senate leaders from both parties to the White House for drinks Wednesday night as he continues to lobby lawmakers to pass his economic...
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