Enemy of the Week
Klay Pigeons
7.19.02
They do their dirty deeds behind closed doors — or in front of TV cameras.
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Friday, July 19, 2002
Washington Prowler
Ron Kirk and the Clintons
The Prowler | 7.19.02
Plus: Gephardt’s not so funny numbers and a nervous GOP.
The Virginian
Wake Me When It’s Over
Dave Shiflett | 7.19.02
Music fills the gap between life and death.
Sports Arena
The Expos’ Olympic Finale
7.19.02
Few sights break a heart like that of a terminal patient showing fleeting signs of recovery late in the game.
Movie Takes
Road to Perdition
James Bowman | 7.19.02
True, it’s not as bad as American Beauty, Sam Mendes’s earlier film, but it’s still quite bad enough.
Reader Mail
Lost Resistance
7.19.02
Plus: Conan California, TV’s split personality, Tillman’s Times, and guilt transfer.
Thursday, July 18, 2002
To Be Absolutely Frank
The Sun Never Sets on National Identity
Francis X. Rocca | 7.18.02
There more at stake on Perejil than goats and parsley.
Washington Prowler
GOP Heavyweight Heaven
The Prowler | 7.18.02
The President’s Midas touch. The Terminator flexes new muscle.
Special Report
Split Screen Bias
Reid Collins | 7.18.02
Live television gives new meaning to balanced coverage.
The Current Crisis
An Islamic Friend Along Embassy Row
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.18.02
Algeria is in a bloody fight against Islamofascism.
Another Perspective
Lessons of the Daniel Pearl Video
Mark Goldblatt | 7.18.02
Why it should not only be broadcast, but run and rerun again and again.
Wednesday, July 17, 2002
Washington Prowler
Johnnie PACs It In
The Prowler | 7.17.02
North Carolina presidential wannabe Sen. John Edwards is rolling in campaign stash.
Live From New York
A Rough Year for Jewish Wives
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 7.17.02
Technology continues to wreak havoc with tradition.
At Large
Newsroom Warriors
John Corry | 7.17.02
If there’s going to be an Iraq war, one newspaper in particular wants equal standing with the Joint Chiefs.
Another Perspective
The End is Nigh — Again
Jeremy Lott | 7.17.02
But shouldn’t the right be more understanding of the enviro-apocalyptics?
Tuesday, July 16, 2002
Loose Canons
Ring Around the Pox
Jed Babbin | 7.16.02
Treating biological terrorism as a public health problem and not a national security problem could cost hundreds of thousands of American lives.
Washington Prowler
The NRA Holds Its Fire
The Prowler | 7.16.02
A reluctance to back key Republicans. Also: A Hoosier star.
Special Report
The Middle East War Nobody Knows
Lawrence Henry | 7.16.02
A heroic resistance that receives no coverage aside from the scattered reports when its members are cruelly executed.
The Current Crisis
Davis Passes South
George Neumayr | 7.16.02
It says everything about a candidate when his mean streak becomes more pronounced that that of his foul-mouthed political hit man.
Monday, July 15, 2002
Washington Prowler
White Donkeys
The Prowler | 7.15.02
The free-wheeling Terry McAuliffe sees his hard plans go soft. Also: Bill Clinton seeds a forest.
Another Perspective
A Tale of Two Cities
Reid Collins | 7.15.02
The Inglewood and Iverson cases suggest racism doesn’t have to be prejudicial; it can be preferential.
Special Report
A Liberal Fantasy Camp
George Neumayr | 7.15.02
To get into college in California it helps to have attended an accredited school of hard knocks.
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