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Vol. 022 Issue 046 (August 14 2017)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Scrapbook
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THE SCRAPBOOK Of Corn Cribs and Soybean Sandals ‘The battle to feed all of humanity is over.” The opening line to Paul Ehrlich’s 1968 jeremiad The Population Bomb is a sober...
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New Yorkers
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STELZER, IRWIN M.
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CASUAL New Yorkers Enough, already! It is time for the commentariat to stop attributing every vulgarity erupting from this administration to the fact that the president, like his...
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Playing Defense
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McCormack, Stephen F. Hayes, William Kristol and John
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Playing Defense Two days after the 2016 election, we had this to say about Donald Trump’s stunning victory: “We opposed him early and often, and we didn’t think he’d...
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The Suicide of Meritocracy
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MANSFIELD, HARVEY
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Grade inflation has popped up again in the news, this time with the disclosure that it has spread to American high schools. High schools, public and especially private, now serve up...
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Bill de Blasio, Culture-meister
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SWAIM, BARTON
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Last month, New York City mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled the city’s first-ever “cultural plan.” Although the details are murky, he hopes to tie funding for arts organizations to the “diversity” of...
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Why So Expensive?
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BARNES, FRED
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The failed Republican effort to kill Obamacare had a saving grace. It’s small but significant. We now know the chief cause of skyrocketing health-insurance premiums since Obamacare was...
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The Persistently Misleading Media
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JR, KC Johnson and Stuart Taylor
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of the study to the 49 Republican senators who gathered last month for lunch at the White House with President Trump. “The results are remarkable,” Johnson and Senator Mike Lee wrote in a “dear...
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A Glimpse Inside a Violent Gang
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MECIA, TONY
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Six years ago, on a July Tuesday in Los Angeles, members of MS-13’s downtown cell got into a fight with a rival gang. “Porky,” its leader, was none too pleased. As the “shot-caller” for the...
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21 The Biden Trial Balloon
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TERZIAN, PHILIP
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In the past half-century, there have been two presidential elections that Democrats should have won by a landslide but did not. The first was in 1976. If there ever was a year...
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Both Sides Now
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HEMINGWAY, MARK
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Both Sides Now A Washington oppo shop’s curious
Russia connections. by Mark Hemingway In July, when news broke that Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner, and...
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Will Minnesota Finally Go Red?
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CASSELMAN, BARRY
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Will Minnesota Finally Go Red? A liberal stronghold no more.
by Barry Casselman Minneapolis When Donald Trump stopped off in Minnesota the Sunday before...
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So You Want to Be a (Social Media) Star
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DEVOSS, DAVID
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So You Want to Be
a (Social Media) Star Summer camp for aspiring online celebrities Los Angeles It’s a beautiful day, and I’m standing in a courtyard of a private university...
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A Man in Motion
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CATTON, PIA
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A Man in Motion Gene Kelly’s moves, music, and movies. by Pia Catton Of all the unanswerable questions in the universe, there’s one that brings the brightest minds of...
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Lyrical Isles
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LODGE, SARA
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& A B Lyrical Isles
Listening again to the distant music
of the Orkney Islands. by Sara Lodge Orkney, Scotland Orkney, an archipelago of some 70 islands—20 of...
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The Russian We Need
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YOUNG, CATHY
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& A B The Russian We Need
The absurd appeal of satirist and poet Dmitry Bykov.
by Cathy Young An America thoroughly fed up with both politics and political correctness slogs through a...
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To Love Another
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Markatos, Tim
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To Love Another
A philosopher on the longing missing from modern life.
by Tim Markatos Before his untimely passing earlier this year, political...
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Rebel's Reward
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GARDNER, JAMES
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& A B Rebel’s Reward
From disruptor to honoree, Rauschenberg
never quite satisfies. by James Gardner If an award were given for winning awards, it would surely go, by acclamation and...
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Parody
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“Look, the statement that Don Jr. issued is true. There’s no inaccuracy in the statement. The president weighed in as any father would, based on the limited information that he had.” —White House...
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Vol. 022 Issue 047 (August 21 2017)
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