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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Looking Back
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THE SCRAPBOOK Looking Back The Scrapbook fondly remembers the birth of this magazine in the long ago summer of 1995. We had previously worked at four small magazines and considered it something of...
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Generation Gap
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BOTTUM, JOSEPH
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CASUAL Generation Gap Henry Clay Bottum was born in January 1826, in the town of Orwell, Vermont. As a young man, he moved west, first to upstate New York and then to Wisconsin, farming in Fond du...
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Editorials
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KRISTOL, WILLIAM; HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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EDITORIALS A Choice Not an Echo In an interview with the Wall Street Journal last week, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan argued that young Americans in particular should appreciate the power of...
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Unheralded Triumph
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BARNES, FRED
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Unheralded Triumph Mitch McConnell wins one. BY Fred Barnes On February 13, Justice Antonin Scalia died at a hunting lodge in Texas. That same day, Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell made...
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The Truth About Trump
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Trump, The Truth About
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The Truth About Trump It’s the personality, not the ideas. BY David Gelernter Many intellectuals misunderstand Donald Trump. Intellectuals often forget that Americans vote for a man, not a white...
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The Insider
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COST, JAY
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The Insider Trump’s success is less populist than you think. BY Jay Cost Now that Donald Trump is the Republican party’s presumptive nominee, there is pressure on conservatives to support him. The...
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The Gig Is Up
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Brannon, Ike
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The Gig Is Up A salutary development for the U.S. economy. BY Ike Brannon California and Massachusetts regulators have decided to allow Uber drivers to be considered independent contractors rather...
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Guilty Mind
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Ciaramella, C. J.
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Guilty Mind Did Hillary know the rules? BY C. J. ClARAMELLA News outlets reported earlier this month that federal investigators have uncovered scant evidence that Hillary Clinton willfully...
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The First Thousand Issues
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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The First Thousand Issues ? ? ? and beyond By Matthew Continetti I’ve spent the last few weeks rummaging through The Weekly Standard’s archive. It’s a musty cob-webbed place where back issues are...
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The Deal with the Art
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CHALK, PHILIP
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The Deal with the Art Kudos, complaints, and threats By Philip Chalk Beginning with its debut issue in September 1995, The Weekly Standard has featured on its pages the work of a small army of...
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The Art of Aging Gracefully
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O'ROURKE, P. J.
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The Art of Aging Gracefully Advice on the occasion of The Weekly Standard's 1,000th issue By p. J. O’Rourke Die young! The counsel is harsh, but the reasons are clear. Imagine portly, blustering,...
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High Peaks and Splendid Walks
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Norman, Geoffffrey
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High Peaks I and Splendid Walks The pleasures of Rocky Mountain National Park By Geoffrey Norman The ranger had organized a little briefing after a woman asked him, nervously, about the chances...
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The Spartan Example
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Lendon, J. E E.
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The Spartan Example As always, Greece has something to teach us. BY J. E. LENDON he Ancient Greeks won the Cold War. Parallels were irresistible: the parallels between the rivalry of the United...
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Homage to Poe
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DIRDA, MICHAEL
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Homage to Poe The works and life of the Great American Man of Letters. BY Michael Dirda Outside the afternoon had already grown sunless and gray as we settled into our seats in eighth-grade...
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Conservative Minder
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Seaton, James
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Conservative Minder Russell Kirk’s political and cultural legacy. BY James Seaton In this impressive intellectual biography of one of the founders of modern conservatism, Bradley Birzer makes the...
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Manners Makyth Stillman
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Manners Makyth Stillman Movies at the intersection of morality and hilarity. By John Podhoretz Whit Stillman’s peerless comedies of the 1990s—Metropolitan, Barcelona, The Last Days of...
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Parody
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“Everybody wants me to run for president.” Parody -Donald Trump, September...
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