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Vol. 022 Issue 030 (April 10 2017)
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 The Scrapbook
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Don’t Cry for Me, Paparazzi
T here once was an informal edito.rial motto that guided the selec.tion of topics in Style, the Washington Post lifestyle section: “If a story is worth doing, it’s...
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Time Bandits
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BOTTUM, JOSEPH
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Time Bandits
I n the fall of 1977—40 years ago now, when we were freshmen at Georgetown—four of us climbed up to steal the hands off the clock on the tower of Healy Hall, 150 feet or so above...
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Editorials
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Deaton, Chris; KRISTOL, WILLIAM
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Washington Hasn’t Changed
N o politician is bigger than the game. This is not a lesson unique to President Donald Trump, though he doubtless has a new appreciation for how entrenched Washington...
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Simplify, Simplify, Simplify
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BARNES, FRED
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would include hundreds of billions in spending for infrastructure, the top goal of labor unions and a boon to Democratic support. That’s all. It’s that simple. The rest of tax reform—the...
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Everybody's Fault
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COST, JAY
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Everybody’s Fault
Lessons from the health-care failure. by Jay Cost A
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. fter the failure of the American Health Care Act (AHCA)—the House Republican alternative to...
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Feel-Good Investing
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MECIA, TONY
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Feel-Good Investing
Businesses might want to focus on profits? Perish the thought. by tony MeCia P
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. icture in your mind, for a moment, the Monopoly man. You know, the...
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Giving Madison His Due
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Burgess, Rebecc a
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Giving MadisonHis Due You probably don’t know as much as he thought you should. by rebeCCa burgess R
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. ead history: so learn your place in Time; / And go to sleep:...
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Defining Doctors Down
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SMITH, WESLEY J.
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Defining DoctorsDown They should be professionals, not order-takers. by Wesley J. sMith T
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. here was a day in the not-toodistant past when physicians were...
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Time to Fix Fannie and Freddie
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Brannon, Ike
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Time to Fix Fannie and Freddie How tax reform could hasten housing-finance reform. by ike brannon C
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. omprehensive tax reform, done right, would accom.plish many things: It should boost...
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Troubled Seoul
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EPSTEIN, ETHAN
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Troubled Seoul
The turmoil in Korea By Ethan EpstEin Seoul I t was probably not the most traumatic moment of Park Geun-hye’s life. In 1974, after all, Park’s mother, then the first lady...
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Untied Kingdom
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Green, Dominic
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Untied Kingdom
Will Brexit break Great Britain? By Dominic Green London O n Wednesday, March 29, Theresa May formally invoked Article 50 of the EU’s Lisbon Treaty and notified the...
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Survival of the Pithiest
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Miller, Stephen
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Survival of the Pithiest
How Charles Darwin got New England talking. by Stephen Miller I n early 1860, on the eve of the Civil War, Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species—published in...
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The Codebreaker
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Perloff, Marjorie
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The Codebreaker
On the critical legacy of William Empson. by Marjorie perloff T
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. oday, when literary criti.cism—especially the close reading of lyric poetry— has become a suspect...
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Ambiguous Eye
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Irmscher, Christoph
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Ambiguous Eye
John James Audubon: chronicler or conservationist? by ChriStoph irMSCher I
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L'Orfeo Ascending
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Deitz, Paula
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L’Orfeo Ascending
Baroque Italy meets classical Japan. by paula Deitz Kamakura, Japan I
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Money for Nothing
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Money for Nothing
Disney’s $160 million might have been better spent. by john poDhoretz U ntil its final scene, there isn’t a moment in the new live-action version of Beauty and the Beast...
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Parody
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“CBS anchor [Scott Pelley] has set himself apart in covering “CBS anchor [Scott Pelley] has set himself apart in covering PARODY the Trump administration by abandoning careful neutrality in...
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Vol. 022 Issue 031 (April 17 2017)
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