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First Say Nothing, Then Say Thanks
Quin Hillyer | 11.22.06
Reasons to make a list — and, in some choice cases, to leave a few lines blank!
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Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Special Report
Presidential Proclamations of Thanks
Joseph M. Knippenberg | 11.22.06
Our understandings of this civic and religious holiday came into their own in the second half of the 19th century.
Another Perspective
To Accent or No
Lawrence Henry | 11.22.06
How we sound says a lot of wonderful things about us — or some perfectly awful things.
Among the Intellectualoids
Not Much Thanksgiving for Episcopalians
Mark Tooley | 11.22.06
Under their new presiding bishop, America's neo-Shakers are doing their best to disappear from the face of the earth.
Eminentoes
All Rise For Her Ethicalness
Peter Hannaford | 11.22.06
Nancy has company — Hillary's on her high horse as well.
Reader Mail
Understanding the Heat
11.22.06
Turning up the thermostat on global warming: a heated debate over Kyoto. Plus: Road back from Iraq. Slow Burns over losing Montana. Handsome Robert Wagner. Plus more.
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Another Perspective
Endorse Kyoto
William Tucker | 11.21.06
Once that's done, then we can get serious about nuclear power.
Special Report
Turning the Timetables
Windsor Mann | 11.21.06
The Democrats' premature withdrawal symptoms.
Political Hay
True-Blue Spoiler
Ralph R. Reiland | 11.21.06
The libertarian who lost the U.S. Senate.
Reader Mail
Plain Truths
11.21.06
Reading and heeding Milton Friedman. Also: Iraq, Iran, Syria, China, Russia…and U.S. Plus: Stem cell beliefs. And more.
Monday, November 20, 2006
Another Perspective
Plain Speaking on Iraq and Iran
George H. Wittman | 11.20.06
What will it take to extract our forces from Iraq with honor?
TAS Live
The Great Stem Cell Error
Tom Bethell | 11.20.06
Feeble if not deceptive science feeds on man's craving for immortality.
In Memoriam
Losing a Giant of Liberty
Doug Bandow | 11.20.06
Milton Friedman remembered, treasured, and forever mourned.
At Large
Out of the Death Spiral?
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 11.20.06
If Western Europe wants to save itself demographically, it might look to Australia.
The Nation’s Pulse
O.J. Is Good for You
Jay D. Homnick | 11.20.06
If you drink it — unless it's poisoned.
Reader Mail
Sweet Dreams
11.20.06
Will pro-life Democrats protect life? Also: Where Are We? Right here. Ben wars, Rudy wars. Plus more.
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