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 Vol. 020 Issue 048 (September 7 2015)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Scrapbook
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THE SCRAPBOOK Hillary’s Clouded Prospects
THE SCRAPBOOK is revising its opinion of “word clouds,” which we have heretofore mocked. That’s because we were so entertained by the ones produced...
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Casual
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GELERNTER, DAVID
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CASUAL A Life that Made Sense
The difference between man and woman is the force that hauls life forward (as the Talmud remarks) and the origin of everything that is most beautiful in our...
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Editorials
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STELZER, WILLIAM KRISTOL, MARK HEMINGWAY, AND IRWIN M.
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EDITORIALS Up from Trumpism ‘The Muse of History must not be fastidious.” Thus Churchill the historian. But as Churchill the politician knew, the Muse of Politics must not be fastidious...
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A Fading Campaign
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Mccormack, John
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A Fading
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Scott Walker’s no-good month. BY JOHN MCCORMACK It’s been a rough month for Scott Walker. From February through July, the Wisconsin governor topped virtually every poll...
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Doing Better with Hispanic Voters
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BARNES, FRED
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Doing Better with Hispanic Voters It’s an achievable goal for the GOP. BY FRED BARNES Three of the Republican presidential candidates are sons of immigrants. Marco Rubio’s parents—his...
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The Greatest of Teachers
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KEIPER, CAITRIN
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The Greatest
of Teachers
Amy A. Kass, 1940-2015. BY CAITRIN KEIPER There are teachers and there are professors. To be a professor is to profess, to impart by virtue of one’s superior...
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Her 'Epic Reverberations'
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SCHAUB, DIANA
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Her ‘Epic Reverberations’ Remembering Amy Kass. BY DIANA SCHAUB Amy Kass was a great reader of George Eliot; she also had the sympathetic imagination so prized by the author of...
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Illegal P.R.
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Kosar, Kevin r.
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Illegal P.R. The EPA’s propaganda machine. BY KEVIN R. KOSAR A little over a century ago, Rep. Frederick Gillett (R-Mass.) read something in the New York Times that vexed him. The...
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Jobberwocky Lives
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WILSON, ANDREW B.
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Jobberwocky Lives You can’t keep regulating the workplace without killing jobs. BY ANDREW B. WILSON Twenty-one years ago, Fortune boldly declared “The End of the JOB.” Thanks to...
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A Senseless Policy
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LEHRER, ELI
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A Senseless Policy Take kids off the sex-offender registries. BY ELI LEHRER At age 10, Maya R. did something that would disturb just about anyone: “Me and my step-brothers, who were ages...
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Economic Liberty vs. Security
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STREETER, RYAN
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Economic Liberty vs. Security Another time for choosing. BY RYAN STREETER Whatever the outcome of the 2016 presidential election, the summer of 2015 will be remembered as the summer of...
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What's the Deal with Trump?
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Caldwell, Christopher
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What’s the Deal with Trump? Cleaning up elections, beating up corporations BY CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL Dubuque, Iowa Like rap music and The Simpsons, the celebrity real-estate mogul Donald Trump,...
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Traitor to His Class
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KREIN, JULIUS
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Traitor to His Class Nothing is more terrifying to the elite than Trump’s embrace of a tangible American nationalism BY JULIUS KREIN Donald Trump is not a serious candidate. Donald Trump is...
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Greece on the Edge
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PSAROPOULOS, JOHN
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Greece on the Edge How, exactly, did it come to this? BY JOHN PSAROPOULOS When James Angelos embarks on a series of trips to report on the Greek debt crisis, he fi nds that no one is to...
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Really Big Show
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Pritchard, William H.
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Really Big Show The Broadway impresario’s ‘maelstrom of mirth.’ BY WILLIAM H. PRITCHARD Although I was a frequenter of burlesque in its last days, with its comedians, strippers, and...
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Laureate of Demons
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Heitman, Danny
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During a literary career that lasted a quarter of a century, Shirley Jackson (1916-1965) published six novels of the macabre, a collection of short fi ction, two books for children, a play,...
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Stalin's Orphans
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KLINGENSTEIN, SUSANNE
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Stalin’s Orphans Children, by the millions, scattered across the USSR. BY SUSANNE KLINGENSTEIN When 55-year-old Stephen Pasceri walked into a Boston hospital last January and fatally shot...
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Senior Services
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Miller, Stephen
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Senior Services The best is yet to be, especially if you take a course. BY STEPHEN MILLER In recent years, I’ve begun to worry that I should think more about aging. (I know, I know —...
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Gem of Discomfort
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Gem of Discomfort The return of the classic thriller. BY JOHN PODHORETZ The Gift —a compact picture written and directed by the Australian actor Joel Edgerton — is the best American thriller...
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Hillary's senior moment
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PARODY “Clinton responded dismissively to a reporter’s question about potential wiping [of her email server]. ‘What, like with a cloth or something?’ she said, adding: ‘I don’t know how it works...
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Vol. 021 Issue 001 (September 14 2015)
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Vol. 021 Issue 002 (September 21 2015)
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Vol. 021 Issue 003 (September 28 2015)
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