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IssueVol. 018 Issue 012 (December 3 2012)
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Paid articleThe Scrapbook
THE SCRAPBOOK Hostess with the Mostest The Scrapbook admits it has not paid too much attention to Twinkies in recent years. Our taste in—what shall we call them?—rec-reational foodstuffs tends to...
Paid articleHeap Big Irony
TERZIAN, PHILIP
CASUAL Heap Big Irony I have what might be called a philosophical attitude toward the defeat of Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts. Brown, it seems to me, played his part in history by...
Paid articleIn Praise of Half Measures
levin, yuval
EDITORIALS In Praise of Half Measures As soon as the presidential election was over and the exit polling results began to pour in, some on the right (and many outside it) started arguing that the...
Paid articleWin the Winnable
BARNES, FRED
Win the Winnable First, the problem. In 2010, Republicans failed to capture winnable Democratic Senate seats in Delaware, Nevada, and Colorado. The reason: bad candidates. In 2012, Republicans...
Paid articleThe West Fights Back
KRISTOL, WILLIAM
The West Fights Back There are some facts so obvious that only a liberal could deny them. One of them is that, from Benghazi to Be’er Sheva, the West is under attack. By the West I mean those...
Paid articleWhy Romney Lost the 'Asian Vote'
WARREN, MICHAEL
Why Romney Lost the ‘Asian Vote’ Drill down into the numbers, and it’s not a surprise. by Michael Warren Falls Church, Va. Turning off U.S. 50 at a chaotic six-way intersection onto Wilson...
Paid articleWinners & Losers
ABRAMS, ELLIOTT
Winners & Losers The Gaza war and its fallout. by Elliott Abrams If the truce announced in Cairo last Wednesday truly brings the Gaza war to a close, it is not too soon to assess who gained and...
Paid articleAfter the Tumult and the Shouting
COST, JAY
After the Tumult and the Shouting A dyspeptic election. by Jay Cost If I had to choose one word to describe the 2012 presidential election, it would be decline. The results showed a decline in...
Paid articleBy the Rivers of... Quebec?
LEHRER, ELI
By the Rivers of. . . Quebec? The cheap, green answer to our electricity needs. by Eli Lehrer Jake Irving looks excited. Sitting at a table in a noisy Washington, D.C., bistro, he pulls a chart...
Paid articleCharity Begins in China
Melchior, Jillian Kay
Charity Begins in China The good works done by Christians after the 2008 earthquake have led Beijing to ease up on private philanthropy By Jillian Kay Melchior The day after Long Cai Bin was...
Paid articleWinston's Table Talk
SIMMONS, TRACY LEE
Books & Arts Winston’s Table Talk Churchill and the art of delicious conversation. by Tracy Lee Simmons Dinner with Churchill Policy-Making at the Dinner Table by Cita Stelzer Pegasus, 336 pp.,...
Paid articleMiami Vise
MURRAY, BRIAN
Miami Vise A Cuban-American cop gets caught in a web of allegiances. BY Brian Murray Back to Blood A Novel by Tom Wolfe Little, Brown, 720 pp., $30 It’s been almost 25 years since Tom Wolfe...
Paid articleJolly Old St. Nick
EDEN, DAWN
Jolly Old St. Nick His generosity and wonderworking were fabled in Christendom. by Dawn Eden The Saint Who Would Be Santa Claus The True Life and Trials of Nicholas of Myra by Adam C....
Paid articleThe Civil War at Sea
CALLO, JOSEPH F.
The Civil War at Sea How the Navy came of age in the War Between the States. by Joseph F. Callo War on the Waters The Union and Confederate Navies, 1861-1865 by James M. McPherson North...
Paid articleExiled in Europe
FALCOFF, MARK
Exiled in Europe Joseph Roth’s real home was the German language. by Mark Falcoff Joseph Roth A Life in Letters translated and edited by Michael Hofmann Norton, 512 pp., $39.95 Some literary...
Paid articleKings of the Jingle
GIOIA, TED
Kings of the Jingle How music and commerce combine to make America. by Ted Gioia The Sounds of Capitalism Advertising, Music, and the Conquest of Culture by Timothy D. Taylor Chicago Press, 368...
Paid articleIndestructible Dream
LOPATIN, PETER
Indestructible Dream Exploring the human instinct to live after death. by Peter Lopatin Immortality The Quest to Live Forever and How It Drives Civilization by Stephen Cave Crown, 336 pp.,...
Paid articleWestlake Lives!
BREEN, JON L.
Westlake Lives! Two posthumous gifts from a master entertainer. by Jon L. Breen Memory by Donald E. Westlake Hard Case Crime, 336 pp., $7.99 The Comedy Is Finished by Donald E. Westlake Hard...
Paid articleDouglas of the West
Achorn, Edward
Douglas of the West He was not called ‘the Little Giant’for nothing. by Edward Achorn Stephen A. Douglas and Antebellum Democracy by Martin H. Quitt Cambridge, 224 pp., $24.99 His...
Paid articleReason for Rhyme
Pritchard, William H.
Reason for Rhyme The lost art of memorizing (and reciting) verse. by William H. Pritchard Heart Beats Everyday Life and the Memorized Poem by Catherine Robson Princeton, 312 pp., $45 Up rose...
Paid articleA revealing email from the Taliban
PARODY “In a Dilbert-esque faux pax [sic], a Taliban spokesperson sent out a routine email last week with one notable difference. He publicly CC’d the names of everyone on his mailing list.” —ABC...
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