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Missing the Cut
5.23.03
Among the hackers and smackers.
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Friday, May 23, 2003
To Be Absolutely Frank
Course Offerings
Francis X. Rocca | 5.23.03
We’re all golfers now, even if we’ve never played anything more ambitious than the local Putt-Putt.
Special Report
The Sands of J. Crew
Paul Beston | 5.23.03
Memorial Day and the national scourge of three-day weekends.
Washington Prowler
Backlot Lott
The Prowler | 5.23.03
Sniping aside, backroom politics isn’t what it used to be.
The Investor
You Da’ Ma’am!
Michael Craig | 5.23.03
It’s raining men, if not birdies, for Annika in Fort Worth.
Another Perspective
Diabolizing the Pontiff
George Neumayr | 5.23.03
Will the international community one day imprison popes for ”hate crimes”?
Reader Mail
Second-Hand or First Rate?
5.23.03
Smoke and science: an exchange. Rush Limbaugh’s special advertisers. Plus much more, including Bennett and job creation.
Thursday, May 22, 2003
Another Perspective
Selling Conservatives
5.22.03
Are Dittoheads forever doomed to be on the short end of the advertising stick?
Washington Prowler
Money Masters
The Prowler | 5.22.03
The real reason Clinton can’t stand Bush. Plus: Homeland Security standby.
Political Hay
An Intellectual Energy Shortage
5.22.03
The House Republican-passed Energy Policy Act of 2003 is a study in big-government folly.
The Current Crisis
I Kidman You Not
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.22.03
Is it not about time that discerning adults be free to light up in a proper setting?
Reader Mail
Feminist Gentlepersons
5.22.03
Riding to the rescue of the single military mom. Plus: Chasing after Hunt. Sports. Democrats. Clinton tape measures. One last gamble on Bennett. And more.
Wednesday, May 21, 2003
Special Report
Smoking With Al
5.21.03
Sharpton’s one great chance to become president — or maybe N.Y. mayor.
Latte Nation
Howelling at the Moon
Jeremy Lott | 5.21.03
Time for a new newspaper with that double tall.
The Current Crisis
Mr. Hunt’s Political Chase
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.21.03
For many otherwise perfectly healthy individuals, politics becomes a peculiar kind of mental disorder.
Another Perspective
A Bridge Too Far
Reid Collins | 5.21.03
An estimated 100,000 women in the U.S. military are parents. How many have husbands is not known. Who will care for the children if they die in combat?
Tuesday, May 20, 2003
Washington Prowler
Political Hops
The Prowler | 5.20.03
Clinton at Tougaloo, a jumpy Barbara Boxer, and a Democrat out of the money.
Loose Canons
Saudi Spinout
Jed Babbin | 5.20.03
The usual Saudi denials of complicity in terror are so threadbare that only their best buddies in Foggy Bottom and CNN could be willing to accept them.
Special Report
Racial Head Counters
George Neumayr | 5.20.03
Good news for Howell Raines: UC President Richard Atkinson is fighting a racial privacy initiative.
Movie Takes
L’Auberge Espagnole
James Bowman | 5.20.03
A European version of ”Friends” — except the Americans come off as mean and crude and threat to European values.
Monday, May 19, 2003
Political Hay
Weapons of Mass Misunderstanding
James Bowman | 5.19.03
Saddam is dead, but he’d lose face if it were to be acknowledged.
Another Perspective
Bring Back Word Power
Lawrence Henry | 5.19.03
Numbers are easier to master if words are attached to them.
Washington Prowler
Those Dynamo Dems
The Prowler | 5.19.03
They think the score is on their side. Also: Their getaway Iowa weekend.
Special Report
Lawsuit Madness Is Back!
David Hogberg | 5.19.03
It’s now official: May 2003 marks the reemergence of the frivolous lawsuit.
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