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In Dean’s Den
George Neumayr | 6.10.05
He had no use for the “White Christians” of Vermont.
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Friday, June 10, 2005
Special Report
Accounting for San Diego
David Hogberg | 6.10.05
The city's pension fund scandal parallels Social Security's condition.
Editor’s Desk
It Ain’t Cool
Wlady Pleszczynski | 6.10.05
…to be crazy about Steve McQueen — and then erase him.
The Nation’s Pulse
Thinking About Schools
Lawrence Henry | 6.10.05
Why do parents worry so much — and feel helpless?
Media Matters
Grumpy About Class
Ralph R. Reiland | 6.10.05
The New York Times can stop even fish from biting.
Reader Mail
Superman Ben
6.10.05
He's everywhere — not good new for the New Yorker. Plus: The pharmacist's conscience. Also: Killer doctors. Au revoir, M. Kerry. And much more.
Thursday, June 9, 2005
Media Matters
A New Yorker Kind of Guy
Ben Stein | 6.9.05
He worked for Time magazine, spied for the Communists, and helped kill Americans.
Political Hay
Happy Days
John Samples | 6.9.05
We have seen the future and it doesn't work — it just pays entitlement taxes.
Another Perspective
Freedom to Choose to Refuse
Doug Bandow | 6.9.05
What about pharmacists who won't fill prescriptions for birth control and “morning after” pills?
The Current Crisis
The Posner Report
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.9.05
Judge Richard Posner has the most intelligent things to say about intelligence in the age of terror.
The Public Policy
Doc in the Dock
Jay D. Homnick | 6.9.05
What do you call the person who scores last in his class in Medical School?
Reader Mail
It’s Academic
6.9.05
Kerry record scratches. Plus: Watergate watchers. Government weed. Scalia nuance. And more.
Wednesday, June 8, 2005
Washington Prowler
Reporting for Duty
The Prowler | 6.8.05
Don't count on the Navy for Kerry's records. The full collection is elsewhere. Plus: Hillary mocked. Dean avoided.
Media Matters
The Watergate Channel
George Neumayr | 6.8.05
Nostalgia over nailing Nixon leaves students yawning.
Another Perspective
You Are Not Allowed to Feel Better … Got It?
Geoffrey Norman | 6.8.05
Who crowned John Walters drug czar?
Special Report
A Fistful of Dynamite
Clinton W. Taylor | 6.8.05
Reflections on the revolution in Bolivia.
Movie Takes
Cinderella Man
James Bowman | 6.8.05
A nice old-fashioned film — though what about the hero's social milieu? He couldn't have fallen from the sky — he was from New Jersey.
Reader Mail
Record Grades
6.8.05
John Kerry cum laude. Plus much more, including professorial experts on Ben Stein. Also, a Nathan Hale revival.
Tuesday, June 7, 2005
Special Report
Scalia v. Thomas
John Tabin | 6.7.05
The most noteworthy part of yesterday's ruling in the medical marijuana case was the divergence between Justice Thomas and Justice Scalia.
Washington Prowler
Doing a 180
The Prowler | 6.7.05
John Kerry signs on dotted line (updated: 9:25 a.m.). Plus: Separation of left and godlessness.
Buy the Book
A Righteous Gentile
Dimitri Cavalli | 6.7.05
Responses to the critics of Pope Pius XII.
The Nation’s Pulse
Bubbles, Crabs & Bureaucrats
Ralph R. Reiland | 6.7.05
What's new at the beach this year?
Reader Mail
Helping the Survivors
6.7.05
Ben Stein stands at head of line. Plus: More Deep Throat clearing. D-Day today. A plan to save Europe. And more.
Monday, June 6, 2005
Special Report
The Cost of the War on Terrorism
Ben Stein | 6.6.05
They often range from age five to fifteen.
Washington Prowler
Pushes Come to Shoves
The Prowler | 6.6.05
A Senate filibuster test case. Will Barbara Boxer behave? Howie vs. Hillary.
Loose Canons
D-Day SGO
Jed Babbin | 6.6.05
Four years of war is a long time; 61 years ago we took care of business faster.
The Nation’s Pulse
Nathan Hale, American Martyr
Andrew Cline | 6.6.05
America's hero spy was born 250 years ago today.
Reader Mail
Big Ben’s Finest Hours
6.6.05
In Round Three, the Nixon haters go ballistic. But Ben Stein also has many friends.
Reader Mail
Sweetness All Around
6.6.05
U.S. subsidizes sugar in the morning and at supper time. Plus: A youthful eye on Syria. Also: Dems, Danica, and much more.
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