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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 THE SCRAPBOOK
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THE SCRAPBOOK Notes on Nanny Bloomberg Mayor Michael Bloomberg made headlines last week with his plan to prohibit the sale of sugary drinks in New York City in any size larger than 16 ounces....
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CASUAL
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Abdnor, Joseph Bottum On James
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CASUAL James Abdnor, 1923-2012 W hen he died on May 16, the New York Times miscaptioned the photograph it ran with his obituary. And then misspelled his name in the correction it ran...
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IMPOTENCE ABROAD
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SMITH, LEE
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Impotence Abroad Hillary Clinton says that the Obama administration can’t do anything about Bashar al-Assad. They can’t make him step down, and they can’t stop him from massacring women and...
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BARACK PINOCCHIO OBAMA
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BARNES, FRED
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Barack Pinocchio Obama Facts are stubborn things. by Fred Barnes Are the media beginning to catch on to President Obama? The answer is a tentative yes. This doesn’t mean the press is...
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VICTORY AT SEA
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NORMAN, GEOFFREY
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Victory at Sea The Battle of Midway at 70. by Geoffrey Norman In the six months after its surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, the Japanese Navy sailed from one victory to another, across the...
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THE NEW JEWS
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EPSTEIN, ETHAN
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The New Jews They’re Asian Americans. by Ethan Epstein Like many colleges and universities, Princeton professes its devotion to “institutional equity and diversity.” The university’s...
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EUROPE'S POLITICAL CONTAGION
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STUTTAFORD, ANDREW
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Europe’s Political Contagion From fi nancial failure to institutional collapse. by Andrew Stuttaford That the eurozone has been reduced to a financial and economic shambles was predictable....
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BRIDE OF STUXNET
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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Bride of Stuxnet Webcraft as spycraft. by Jonathan V. Last Last April, the Iranian Oil Ministry and the National Iranian Oil Company noticed a problem with some of their computers: A...
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LEARNING FROM FAILURE
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HESS, FREDERICK M.; Kelly, Andrew P.
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Learning from Failure An education agenda for Mitt Romney. by Frederick M. Hess & Andrew P. Kelly The Republican presidential candidates have spent the past year saying little about...
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BANKIA? NO THANKIA
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Bankia? No Thankia. Political hacks capture Spanish fi nance. by Christopher Caldwell In a beautiful poem called “The Capital,” W. H. Auden talks about rich people “waiting expensively for...
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TUSSLE IN TUCSON
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Havard, Kate
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Tussle in Tucson A tight race for the Giffords seat. by Kate Havard The special election to fi ll the last six months of Gabrielle Giffords’s term in the Eighth Congressional District of...
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TRACTORS FOR VOTES
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MOUHIBIAN, ALEC
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Tractors for Votes Democracy in Armenia. by Alec Mouhibian E Yerevan, Armenia very election in Armenia for the last 21 years has been praised by the West as a step in Armenia’s democratic...
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UN-CONVENTIONAL
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HEMINGWAY, MARK
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Un-conventional The Libertarian party does Las Vegas By Mark Hemingway TLas Vegas he Libertarian party probably rejected any claim to normalcy from the get-go by holding its convention in a...
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WHERE'S THE BEEF?
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MATUS, VICTORINO
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Where’s the Beef? In Vienna, and boiled the old-fashioned way. by Victorino Matus In March I fl ew 4,464 milesV tioen enaat boiled beef. I admit this sounds absurd. After all, couldn’t I...
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ELEPHANTIASIS
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COST, JAY
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Elephantiasis Everything, apparently, can be blamed on Republicans. by Jay Cost If there is one thing that Thomas E. Mann and Norman J. Ornstein want you to take away from their new book, it’s...
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THE BACK BEAT
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Solomita, Alec
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The Back Beat Pop music settles comfortably into Oldies idolatry. by Alec Solomita The pop music critic Simon Reynolds marches to the beat of his own synthesizer. This literate,...
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UNSELFISH BASKETBALL
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BARNES, FRED
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Unselfi sh Basketball Why Jeremy Lin’s progress strikes a chord. by Fred Barnes There’s a big hole in the National Basketball Association playoffs. A riveting storyline went AWOL. A level...
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FOOLS FOR LAVA
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Henderson, Amy
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Fools for Lava The timeless beauty, and obvious danger, of Mount Vesuvius. by Amy Henderson Two million people live in the shadows of Mount Vesuvius, serenely confi dent that mainland...
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GRIMM TIDINGS
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Grimm Tidings This is funny, but it’s not supposed to be. by John Podhoretz Snow White and the Huntsman is the second revisionist retelling of the fairy tale this year. Mirror Mirror, the one...
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Vol. 017 Issue 038 (June 18 2012)
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Vol. 017 Issue 039 (June 25 2012)
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