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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Scrapbook
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THE SCRAPBOOK Pedestrian Cross-ing Villanova University in Radnor Township, Pennsylvania, is a Roman Catholic institution. Not that there’s anything wrong with that! But for some residents of...
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Casual
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CASUAL Mnemonic Possession Up on the third floor, in a bookcase against the south wall—the second shelf from the bottom, maybe two-thirds of the way along— there’s an aging copy of The Art of...
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Editorials
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EDITORIALS the weekly Standard The Courage Deficit The math isn’t complicated. If the federal government doesn’t reform entitlements soon, the country will face a debt crisis. There is no...
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A Tale of Two Speeches
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BARNES, FRED
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A Tale of Two Speeches Very different tone—both all Trump. by Fred Barnes President Trump can go both ways. On February 24, he delivered a wild-and-woolly speech brimming with populist anger to...
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The Adult in the Room
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WARREN, MICHAEL
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The Adult in the Room Gary Cohn’s value added in the West Wing. by Michael Warren Gary Cohn isn’t the oldest of President Donald Trump’s senior White House aides, or the most experienced, at least...
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Pioneering Press Critic
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TERZIAN, PHILIP
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Pioneering Press Critic Spiro Agnew was ahead of his time. by Philip Terzian If there’s a president of the United States who likes the press, he has not yet been elected. Of course, in modern...
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An Opportunity for Environmentalists
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STELZER, IRWIN M.
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An Opportunity for Environmentalists If they have the wit to seize it. by Irwin M. Stelzer Donald Trump might turn out to be a blessing in disguise for the environmental movement. As Winston...
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Are We Up to the Job?
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COST, JAY
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Are We Up to the Job? Look inward, citizens. by Jay Cost Civic dissatisfaction is a widespread, bipartisan phenomenon these days. Polls regularly find that a large percentage of Americans think...
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The Power of the Presidential Pen
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WHITE, ADAM J.
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The Power of the Presidential Pen The benefits and pitfalls of executive orders By Adam J. White In 2007 and 2008 Senator Barack Obama campaigned against the Bush administration’s use of...
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The Truth About Sweden
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Neuding, Paulina
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The Truth About Sweden As Saul Bellow said, A great deal of intelligence can be invested in ignorance when the need for illusion is deep’ By Paulina Neuding Stockholm often use Sweden as a...
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Assault on Justice
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Lloyd, Alice B.
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Books ^Arts Assault on Justice The federally mandated madness on campus. by Alice B. Lloyd For nearly six years now, a federal mandate has manhandled American colleges. The Department of...
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Hardy the Londoner
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Pritchard, William H.
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B A Hardy the Londoner The laureate of Wessex had a cosmopolitan side. by William H. Pritchard Thomas Hardy died in 1928 and immediately precipitated a most tangled crisis, namely, how and where...
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Remains of the Day
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Herbert, Wray
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B A Remains of the Day How modern anthropology put flesh on bones. by Wray Herbert Tucked away somewhere in my dusty science writer’s memorabilia is a postcard I received in the early 1980s. On...
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Joy in the Mourning
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Walker, Andrew T.
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B A Joy in the Mourning One man’s prescription for a post-Christian culture. by Andrew T. Walker According to Rod Dreher, Western culture is irretrievably lost. No amount of politicking or...
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Picture Imperfect
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Short, Edward
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B A Picture Imperfect Politics blinds the eye of Simon Schama. by Edward Short In 1970, in a review of Kenneth Clark’s Civilization, John Russell, art critic of the New York Times, grandly...
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'Moonlight' Sonata
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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B A ‘Moonlight’ Sonata The all-too-familiar melody wins Best Picture. by John Podhoretz Well, of course Moonlight won the Academy Award. Who’s kidding whom in the year following the dreadful...
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Parody
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“Earlier in the day, some of the last remnants of the [Dakota Access pipeline] camp went up in flames when occupants set fire to makeshift wooden housing as part of a leaving ceremony. Authorities...
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Vol. 022 Issue 027 (March 20 2017)
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Vol. 022 Issue 028 (March 27 2017)
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