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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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THE SCRAPBOOK
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THE SCRAPBOOK ‘Workplace Violence’ Update On June 1, 2009, a convert to Islam named Carlos Leon Bledsoe (aka Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad) opened fired on a military recruiting office in Little...
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CASUAL
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Civantos, Theresa
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CASUAL Taking the Plunge Some friends and I went hiking in White Oak Canyon in the Shenandoah Valley the other Sunday, and we stopped to take pictures at the foot of a tall cliff. Someone said we...
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HUGHES, DEWEY, NIXON, DOLE . . . ?
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KRISTOL, WILLIAM
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EDITORIALS Hughes, Dewey, Nixon, Dole . . . ? who had run and lost before (Romney lost in the battle for the GOP nomination in 2008; Dewey lost the general election in 1944)? Would Romney run a...
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IRAN CLOCKS TICKING
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Donnelly, Thomas
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Iran Clocks Ticking In his history of the long-running conflict between Iran and America, Kenneth Pollack writes of the “two clocks” that measure time as it relates to what he calls (in the title...
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OVERESTIMATING ROMNEY
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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Overestimating Romney Aside from getting votes, he’s a great candidate. by Jonathan V. Last There are three basic theories to explain why Mitt Romney hasn’t been able to build support above the...
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A NIGHTMARE OF A DREAM TEAM
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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A Nightmare of a Dream Team Obama’s intellectuals. by Andrew Ferguson Is it possible that the people who run the Obama administration aren’t as smart as we’ve been led to believe? Stay with me...
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PUT THE BRAKES ON OVERREGULATION
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Donohue, Thomas J.
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Put the Brakes on Overregulation By Thomas J. Donohue President and CEO U.S. Chamber of Commerce Washington seems to be stuck in neutral when it comes to some of the most basic responsibilities...
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THE DEBATE WINNER
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BARNES, FRED
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The Debate Winner How the Republican contests help Obama. by Fred Barnes Republicans are paying a high price for allowing their presidential race to be dominated by nationally televised debates....
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UNDOING OSAWATOMIE
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Hawley, Joshua D.
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Undoing Osawatomie A GOP opportunity to reverse TR’s mistake. by Joshua D. Hawley Osawatomie, Kansas, is where Theodore Roosevelt famously announced his embrace of progressive politics—from atop...
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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
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EMERY, NOEMIE
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Occupational Therapy A movement custom-designed to hurt liberals. by Noemie Emery £ od, I love ’em,” wrote Eugene Robinson in the Washington Post not long after the glorious dawning of Occupy...
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TURNING AWAY FROM EUROPE
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TERZIAN, PHILIP
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Turning Away from Europe Turkey’s second thoughts. by Philip Terzian One way to gauge the present state of European unity is to know that Turkey, which has energetically sought membership in the...
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STEELED IN STRUGGLE
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YOUNG, CATHY
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Steeled in Struggle The saga of Stalin’s daughter. by Cathy Young It’s an old saw to call someone’s life worthy of a novel. Yet when several obituaries used the phrase to describe the life of Lana...
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THE END OF CANTERBURY
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BOTTUM, JOSEPH
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The End of Canterbury Will the sun set on the Anglican communion? by Joseph Bottum The archbishop of Canterbury is going to resign next year. At least that’s the story making the rounds of...
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LIES, DAMNED LIES, AND 'FACT CHECKING'
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HEMINGWAY, MARK
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Lies, Damned Lies, and ‘Fact Checking’ The liberal media's latest attempt to control the discourse By Mark Hemingway If you’ve ever found yourself engaged in a futile, onesided argument with a...
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GERMANY'S NOT SO NEW EXTREMISTS
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ROSENTHAL, JOHN
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Germany’s Not So New Extremists The police, belatedly, solve a series of racist murders By John Rosenthal ? t seems . . . that we are in fact dealing with a I new form of right-wing extremist...
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BELIEVING IS SEEING
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Bowman, James
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Books&Arts Believing Is Seeing History unfolds beneath the Ivory Tower by James bowman Mary Ann Glendon begins her chapter on Rousseau by recounting the story of Napoleon’s visit to the grave of...
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DAS BOOT
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Ledeen, Michael
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Das Boot The mystery of the land of Machiavelli and macaroni. by Michael Ledeen This thoughtful and useful book is misnamed: It should be called Italy, a Historical Portrait of a Failed State. But...
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FUNNY GIRLS
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DIRDA, MICHAEL
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Funny Girls The case for devouring two modern comic classics. by Michael Dirda They wouldn’t have much to say to each other at a dinner party, but there are few more delightful young women in...
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ACT THREE
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Ordin, Victoria
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Act Three The midlife monologue of John Lithgow. by Victoria Ordin Show business memoirs, at least in the present age, tend to fall into one of two categories: confessional stories of addiction...
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HAWAIIAN AY YI YI
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Hawaiia nAy Yi Yi Here’s a switch: Good novel makes bad movie. by John Podhoretz About halfway into The Descendants, the new family-dysfunction drama starring George Clooney, I found I was...
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Vol. 017 Issue 015 (December 26 2011)
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