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6.14.02
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Friday, June 14, 2002
Washington Prowler
Cheney Makes the Call
The Prowler | 6.14.02
How New York was won. Plus: PBS’s prestige bias.
To Be Absolutely Frank
Fathers Are Optional
Francis X. Rocca | 6.14.02
A reminder that motherhood is the common denominator of human society.
The Virginian
Into the Breach
Dave Shiflett | 6.14.02
A great debate is under way in New York about how to fill the space Osama made.
Another Perspective
Writing for My Boys
Lawrence Henry | 6.14.02
Children are what make a father’s day.
Special Report
Doing Dallas
George Neumayr | 6.14.02
Catholic bishops lament not being given credit for all the abuse they worked so hard to prevent.
Thursday, June 13, 2002
Washington Prowler
Contact Ridge
The Prowler | 6.13.02
Is he the president’s choice? Plus: Anyone for a new Domestic Security Adviser? Also: Bye, bye, ABM.
Editor’s Desk
Breaking and Entering
Wlady Pleszczynski | 6.13.02
Two styles of conservative politicking — plus a case study in liberal denial.
The Current Crisis
Fifty-Five Years Ago Today
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.13.02
2002 is beginning to have the feel of another epochal year in American geopolitical history, 1947.
Special Report
The Myth of the New West
Bill Croke | 6.13.02
The region is dirt dry and as combustible as a match, but its literary scene is very Green — just so New York won’t ignore it.
Wednesday, June 12, 2002
At Large
We Have Met the Enemy
John Corry | 6.12.02
And sometimes he is us, and would love to destroy us in cahoots with those who are very much not us.
Washington Prowler
White House in Control
The Prowler | 6.12.02
Pushing legislation and an agenda that even George Stephanopoulos will warm to — or else. Plus: The woman who moved Monica.
The Current Crisis
The Coin-Operated Governor
George Neumayr | 6.12.02
Gray Davis’s new TV ad accuses Bill Simon of losing $23.1 billion less than Davis has squandered.
Another Perspective
Sky High Ed
Reid Collins | 6.12.02
As college tuitions go through the roof, the question arises: What are the limits of parental obligation, anyway?
Reader Mail
Healthy Discussion
6.12.02
Pharmaceuticals, India, media, Homeland Security, and racing for home.
Tuesday, June 11, 2002
Washington Prowler
Marge of the Moderates
The Prowler | 6.11.02
A retirement only Jim Jeffords could admire. Plus: More on the Oregon trail.
Loose Canons
Homeland Security Circus
Jed Babbin | 6.11.02
You must have your operators and analysts working as closely together as possible. Unfortunately, the President’s plan requires that they be farther apart.
Sports Arena
A Weekend to Forget
6.11.02
Going into this past weekend the sporting world was gearing up for one of the most memorable three-day stretches anyone could recall.
Special Report
Scornful Scribes
George Neumayr | 6.11.02
Is the solution to the liberal scandal in the Catholic Church even more liberalism?
Movie Takes
Cherish Isn’t the Word
James Bowman | 6.11.02
Zoe goes from being a party girl that the guys don’t call next day to one of the feminist legends of the West.
Monday, June 10, 2002
Special Report
Drugs and Me — And You
Lawrence Henry | 6.10.02
Pharmaceutical companies keep us alive, and some Democrats think that’s awful.
Washington Prowler
Making Rice in California
The Prowler | 6.10.02
The White House puts out new political fires. But what about ”Republicans for Davis”?
Lifestyles Left and Right
Arafat’s Big Announcement
6.10.02
The ever dependable one makes new promises everyone knows he won’t keep.
Movie Takes
The Lady and the Duke
6.10.02
Another autumnal triumph from the world’s greatest living film director.
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