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Vol. 023 Issue 025 (March 5 2018)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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The Scrapbook
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The Era of Woke Publishing Publishers have long supported specialty imprints that feature particular kinds of books: There are imprints that promote conservative books, such as Sentinel at Penguin...
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Casual
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Caldwell, Christopher
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End of the Road Tomorrow some people from Catholic Charities are coming to tow away the beautiful BMW 740iL that my father bought in Germany at the turn of the century. Like the vast majority of...
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Editorials
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The Steel Follies Redux On March 1, President Donald Trump was widely expected to announce a new round of trade restrictions on steel and aluminum. But that morning word leaked out that the...
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Comment
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RACHAEL LARIMORE Time to Pay the Players The numbers are staggering: CBS and Time Warner together pay close to $1 billion a year for the broadcast rights to March Madness. ESPN pays $470...
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The Seasoned Vet and the Young Lamb
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Byrd, Haley
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Bethel Park, Pa. If a congressional campaign won’t tell you the candidate’s schedule two weeks out from a tight special election, it’s a safe bet to go to an American Legion post (it doesn’t...
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When to Turn the Cameras Away
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Deaton, Chris
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Hours after the Parkland, Fla., school shooting, Zeynep Tufekci spent part of her evening calling out major media that aired video of students trembling while the noise of gunshots ruptured the...
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The Ultimate Crowded Field
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COST, JAY
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The Ultimate Crowded Field Democrats may have an exceedingly difficult time choosing a candidate in 2020. by Jay Cost No president has been so consistently unpopular so early in his term as...
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Obliged to Kill
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SMITH, WESLEY J.
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A court in Ontario, Canada, has ruled that a patient’s desire to be euthanized trumps a doctor’s conscientious objection. Doctors there now face the cruel choice between complicity in what they...
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When Liberation Parties Govern
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Barnett, James H.
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On February 14, South Africa’s president Jacob Zuma resigned amid widespread corruption allegations, ceding power to his newly elected deputy, the business tycoon and onetime anti-apartheid...
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A Woman's World-If She Can Keep It
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Lloyd, Alice B.
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A Woman’s World—
If She Can Keep It Minding the #MeToo generation gap For anyone counting #MeToo casualties with a wary eye, one of 2018’s first will have stood out. On January 13, in a lengthy...
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Alice B. Lloyd
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Jones, Martyn Wendell
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Scandal of the Self The rise and fall (and rise again?) of televangelist Jim Bakker. by Martyn Wendell Jones Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker were a husband-and-wife televangelist team who rose to...
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Wilde Tamed?
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SIMON, JOHN
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Wilde Tamed?
A revisionist account of the great wit’s post-prison life.
by John Simon ‘There are two ways of disliking my plays. One is to dislike them, the other is to like Earnest.” If it were...
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Heaven Painter, Hell Painter
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Einspruch, Franklin
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Heaven Painter,
Hell Painter
Bryan Christie’s bodies transformed and undone.
by Franklin Einspruch What would Leonardo have done with radiography? What might Michelangelo have accomplished had...
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Not All Fun and Games
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Not All Fun & Games
In Game Night, the writer rules—and we all win.
by John Podhoretz It’s rare—vanishingly rare—to get the feeling in a movie theater that the people who made the film you’re...
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Parody
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“David Mamet Says He’s Writing a Play About Harvey Weinstein” —Hollywood Reporter, February 23,...
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Vol. 023 Issue 027 (March 19 2018)
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Vol. 023 Issue 028 (March 26 2018)
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