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Vol. 020 Issue 004 (October 6 2014)
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Vol. 020 Issue 005 (October 13 2014)
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Vol. 020 Issue 006 (October 20 2014)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Flacking for Pol Pot
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THE SCRAPBOOK Flacking for Pol Pot Apart from the death of a journalist, no more poignant event is ever recorded in the media than the demise of a onetime “antiwar activist.” This was confirmed in...
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I'd Walk a Mile
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CASUAL I’d Walk a Mile I went to my favorite pen shop in downtown Washington the other day to buy some ink, and on reflecting that the act of riding the subway to buy a bottle of ink had a certain...
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Will the GOP Fumble at the Goal Line?
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COST, JAY
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Will the GOP Fumble at the Goal Line? The state of play. by Jay Cost With about three weeks to go until the midterm elections, where does the battle for Congress stand? Last year House Democrats...
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The Health Care Apology Tour
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Astrue, Michael
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The Health Care Apology Tour It’s not over yet. by Michael Astrue President Obama has had to acknowledge two big lies of the Affordable Care Act: (1) You could keep your health insurance plan; and...
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The End of Neurononsense
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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The End of Neurononsense We can dream, can’t we? by Andrew Ferguson Cambridge, U.K. Kingsley Amis, the British novelist, once explained that everything that had gone wrong with his country in the...
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Testing the Limits
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STUTTAFORD, ANDREW
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Testing the Limits Putin and the Baltics. by Andrew Stuttaford £~W" don’t think it’s 1940,” the woman I in Riga told me in June, referring -L. to the year the Soviets brought their own variety of...
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Fakery of a High Order
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BARNES, FRED
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Fakery of a High Order The Democrats’ strategy. by Fred Barnes Along with thousands of others, I got an email from Bill Clinton last week. “Hey there,” the former president began. He was raising...
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The One That Got Away?
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WARREN, MICHAEL
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The One That Got Away? The surprisingly close North Carolina Senate race. by Michael Warren The U.S. Senate race in North Carolina calls to mind Henry Kissinger’s notion about the Iran-Iraq war:...
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Hunkering Down
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BORK, ELLEN
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Hunkering Down Who stands with Hong Kong’s democrats? by Ellen Bork Hong Kong On the evening of Saturday, October 4, enormous crowds gathered in downtown Hong Kong at the main site of the...
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Let's Help the Strivers
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LEHRER, ELI
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Let’s Help the Strivers The case for an early exit from high school to community college. by Eli Lehrer In 2009, Bryce Harper—then a sophomore at Las Vegas High School and already the best high...
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Not All That Safe
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CASSELMAN, BARRY
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Not All That Safe The Minnesota governor’s race isn’t over. by Barry Casselman Minneapolis The 2014 race for governor of Minnesota had been placed in the “Safe Democrat” category since it began...
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Neo-Victorianism on Campus
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MacDonald, Heather
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Neo-Victorianism on Campus Is this the end of the collegiate bacchanal? By Heather Mac Donald Sexual liberation is having a nervous breakdown on college campuses. Conservatives should be cheering...
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Failure Upon Failure
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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Failure Upon Failure The disintegration of the Obama presidency By Stephen F. Hayes A year before his first inauguration, Barack Obama laid out the objective of his presidency: to renew faith and...
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Contrary to Success
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MANZI, JIM
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Books ^Arts Contrary to Success The art and science of entrepreneurship . by Jim Manzi It is inherently difficult to distinguish between an entrepreneur’s skill and luck, even in retrospect....
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Sacred or Scarred?
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SCHWARTZ, STEPHEN
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BA Sacred or Scarred? The fate of Mecca in the hands of the Wahhabis. by Stephen Schwartz Since Islam emerged more than 14 centuries ago, Mecca, near the western coast of the Arabian peninsula,...
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Fog Minus Grog
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Tonguette, Peter
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BA Fog Minus Grog A bilious Briton on board the Bush. by Peter Tonguette Once upon a time, military life was familiar to most civilians. The arts rendered it comprehensible even to those who had...
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Rehab That Works
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Schachter, Abby W.
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BA Rehab That Works From extinction to distinction on HGTV by Abby W. Schachter As Nicole Curtis says at the beginning of every episode of her number-one HGTV show Rehab Addict, “I’m not your...
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Father of History
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Epstein, Joseph
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BA Father of History Herodotus and the human dimension in the past. by Joseph Epstein Herodotus, the first Greek and thereby the first Western historian, had bad press long before there was...
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Parody
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“An inconvenient Protest [in Hong Kong] for Both China and the U.S." —New York Times. October 3,...
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Vol. 020 Issue 007 (October 27 2014)
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