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 Vol. 014 Issue 047 (September 7 2009)
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Vol. 014 Issue 048 (September 14 2009)
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 Artists to the Rescue!
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Scrapbook Artists to the Rescue! Patrick Courrielche works in the arts in Los Angeles, and last month he was invited to join in a conference call arranged by the National Endowment for the...
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FIT TO BE TIED
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Epstein, Joseph
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Casual FIT TO BE TIED In an idle moment in an otherwise indolent life, I recently counted my neckties. I have, I am slightly embarrassed to report, 86 of them, some purchased as long ago as...
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People Power
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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EDITORIAL People Power Congress returns this week, and here’s hoping that its members, Democrats in particular, learned a little something from this summer’s town hall meetings. The lesson...
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Obama the Weak
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BARNES, FRED
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Obama the Weak The perils of a sycophantic administration. BY FRED BARNES There are three President Obamas. There’s the Obama who defers, the one who dithers, and the one who’s out of...
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What the CIA Documents Show
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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What the CIA Documents Show Yes, Virginia, enhanced interrogation works. BY STEPHEN F. HAYES It’s not very often that there is agreement between the leadership of the American Civil...
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Panetta's Empty Promise
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Rubin, Jennifer
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Panetta’s Empty Promise The CIA won’t be able to pay its operatives’ legal costs. BY JENNIFER RUBIN CIA director Leon Panetta has had a tough year. He’s lost a series of high-profi le...
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How England Prevailed
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DONNELLY, TOM
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How England Prevailed Not with ‘offshore balancing.’ BY TOM DONNELLY In his September 1 Washington Post column, George Will offered a prescription for U.S. retreat from Afghanistan: “Do...
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Jump-Starting the Space Program
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PREVOR, JIM
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Jump-Starting the Space Program The profi t motive would do the trick. BY JIM PREVOR Star-gazing may be free, but the Human Space Flight Plans Committee, a panel of luminaries and experts...
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Waiting for Putin
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JOHNSON, REUBEN F.
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Waiting for Putin Moscow air show hell. BY REUBEN F. JOHNSON National air shows are supposed to demonstrate what a country’s industrial base and workforce can offer to foreign partners...
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The James Buckley Scenario
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TOMLINSON, KENNETH
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The James Buckley Scenario New York’s 23rd could elect a conservative. But the GOP hasn’t nominated one. BY KENNETH TOMLINSON A couple of weeks ago, political handicapper Charlie...
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A Tangled Webb in Burma
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GOLDFARB, MICHAEL
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A Tangled Webb in Burma Born appeasing. BY MICHAEL GOLDFARB Senator Jim Webb (D-VA), chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s East Asia and Pacifi c Affairs subcommittee, has...
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The Town Halls of August
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HAM, MARY KATHARINE
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The Town Halls of August They’re here, they’re conservative, get used to it BY MARY KATHARINE HAM It had been a rough month by the time 67-year-old Bert Stead of Redding, Calif., stepped...
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Our Pakistan Problem
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BROSE, CHRISTIAN
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Our Pakistan Problem The nuclear armed, insurgent-plagued, swing state of South Asia BY CHRISTIAN BROSE & DANIEL TWINING What national interest does the United States have in Afghanistan?...
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The Oxford Man
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Epstein, Joseph
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The Oxford Man Maurice Bowra, tutor to the stars BY JOSEPH EPSTEIN The Immoral Front, which may have escaped your notice, was led by a short stocky man, an Oxford don named Maurice Bowra,...
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Gospel Twins
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EDEN, DAWN
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Gospel Twins The Cambridge women who unearthed a buried treasure. BY DAWN EDEN Of all the fantastic sights to be seen in the Sinai desert in March 1892, surely one of the strangest was that...
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Sacred Division
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GUASPARI, DAVID
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Sacred Division The nature of numbers raises questions of divinity. BY DAVID GUASPARI Fifty years ago Eugene Wigner, soon-to-be Nobel laureate in physics, published a soon-to-be-famous essay...
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Why Thee Wed
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TUSHNET, EVE
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This new book on marriage and family begins with a bus ad the author spotted in Baltimore, featuring “a smiling couple proclaiming, ‘Marriage works.’” He has written a booklength response: Not...
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Shades of James
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JOHNSON, THOMAS
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Shades of James A ghost story with a postmodern twist. BY THOMAS JOHNSON The best praise that can be given to Audrey Niffenegger’s fi rst full-length novel since her debut, The...
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Beat Generation
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MUNSON, ZACH
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Beat Generation The same old routines, over and over. BY ZACH MUNSON Hmm. Where to begin. Paul Krassner—dedicated leftist, cofounder of the Yippies, pal to Lenny Bruce, comedian, Huffi...
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Parody
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Parody “Republican Robert F. McDonnell’s 20-year-old master’s thesis continued to consume the Virginia governor’s race Tuesday, with Democrat R. Creigh Deeds presenting the paper as his...
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Vol. 015 Issue 001 (September 21 2009)
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Vol. 015 Issue 002 (September 28 2009)
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