Articles from National Review (May 31, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2004 Caribbean Post-Election Cruise.		Advertisement	1168
A Florida judge has overturned a law designed to save the life of Terri Schiavo.		Brief Article	140
A great Iraqi: Kanan Makiya is his nation's conscience.	Pryce-Jones, David		1361
A phalanx of John Kerry's former swift-boat comrades from Vietnam held a press conference in Washington to pronounce him unfit to be president of the United States.		Brief Article	171
A Staten Island man, one Esteban Palafox, has been charged with second-degree assault, a Class D violent felony, a third-degree assault, criminal possession of a weapon in the fourth degree, and, for good measure, endangering the welfare of a child.		Brief Article	165
A wide mercy.	Potemra, Michael	Book Review	887
Abuses.			545
An avant-garde theater in Madrid has been running a new play titled In God We ****, where the asterisks stand for a common scatological verb descriptive of the major excretory function.		Brief Article	122
Assimilation nation.	Fonte, John	Book Review	1686
Back to the source.	Holtsberry, Kevin	Book Review	818
Bedroom rights.	Buckley, William F., Jr.	Column	679
Before the storm.			619
Black and Hispanic leaders criticize composition of Kerry's top staff.		Brief Article	123
Bomb blasts in Greek capital worry officials preparing for Athens Olympic Games.		Brief Article	122
Bush campaign keeps its distance from Ohio's tax-raising governor, Bob Taft (R.).		Brief Article	132
Chicken little and oil.	Moore, Stephen		724
Commitments.			723
Cooling the global-warming debate.	Anderson, Terry L.		554
David Letterman: "Yesterday at a Cinco de Mayo celebration, John Kerry spoke to an audience in Spanish.			28
Depends what is is.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		667
Exit Rumsfeld?	Buckley, William F., Jr.		739
Hearts of darkness: torturers among us, and in us.	Dalrymple, Theodore		1262
Help!!!!		Cartoon	118
High time: anti-missile defenses--"SDI," "Star Wars"--kick into gear.	Miller, John J.		2304
If you spend much time exchanging e-mails with friends and colleagues, you have probably by now seen the table of statistics purporting to show average IQ by state, with each state's average income and 2000 presidential choice written in alongside.		Brief Article	197
In Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, President Bush earns 47 percent approval rating.		Brief Article	155
Judicially speaking, Brett Kavanaugh is on the side of the angels, one of the best legal minds and practitioners we have.		Brief Article	161
Kerry, Kerry, quite contrary: the lifelong contortions of the Democratic nominee.	Lowry, Richard	Book Review	2405
Kerry: "As everybody knows, the promise of No Child Left Behind has been broken.".		Brief Article	100
Mennonite Girls at Beach Volleyball.	Krisak, Len	Poem	134
Nader Wants Out.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	42
Nick Berg, a 26-year-old native of Philadelphia who had gone to Iraq to help rebuild the nation's civil-communications networks, was captured by terrorists and murdered.		Brief Article	228
Notes & asides.			2229
On the fence.	Derbyshire, John	Column	1017
Onward: neocons, real-cons, and what we do now.	O'Sullivan, John		1743
Our Bobby.	Nordlinger, Jay	Movie Review	799
Powell was unhappy that ... Powell reportedly criticized his colleagues.			75
Pre-convention qualms.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	52
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is suffering from a self-inflicted wound.		Brief Article	173
Return to reform.			330
Rites and wrongs: understanding the communion flap.	Ponnuru, Ramesh		1685
Sen. Joe Lieberman (D., Conn.) on whether secretary of defense Donald Rumsfeld should resign following Iraqi prisoner controversy.		Brief Article	179
Senator Kerry has blamed his recent goofs on "overzealous speechwriters.".			22
Several years ago, the World Trade Organization ruled that some provisions of our tax code covering foreign sales amounted to a subsidy for our exporters.		Brief Article	188
Stories of immigrant-driven political movements in California make us cringe; one naturally fears the latest about la raza.		Brief Article	174
Terror has struck Saudi Arabia, leaving two Americans, among others, dead.		Brief Article	144
Thanks to Gov. Bill Owens, Colorado already has a school-choice program.		Brief Article	130
The 9/11 commissioners kept insisting that it was crucial that the president and vice president testify before them.		Brief Article	125
The geographic center of the European Union moved a little to the right on May 1, when ten countries, including eight formerly a reluctant part of the Soviet empire, joined the club.		Brief Article	196
The Labor Department reported that the economy created 288,000 new jobs in April, and had created 337,000 in March (an upward revision of the previous estimate).		Brief Article	109
The long view.	Long, Rob		863
The Republican party's national convention is to be held in New York this year, and organizers have been setting up some entertainment options for the delegates.		Brief Article	197
The world, ordered.	Lowry, Richard	Book Review	1261
There has been another development in a scandal too little covered in our media.		Brief Article	168
Thomas Hamill had his appointment in Samarra, happier than the original one, when the American civilian contractor burst from the shed, near that famous town, in which his Iraqi kidnappers had been holding him, and ran into the arms of a patrol from the 108th Infantry.		Brief Article	153
To improve teacher quality, support beginning teachers.	Landgraf, Kurt M.		391
To outsource or not to ...	Griswold, Daniel	Letter to the Editor	449
Tobacco talk.	Daniell, R. Graham	Letter to the Editor	111
Two Titans.	Brookhiser, Richard	Book Review	1266
Uncle Dick goes to Wal-Mart: the veep on the trail.	Nordlinger, Jay		1358
Vietnam veterans against Kerry: a band of brothers, but not the kind the candidate likes.	York, Byron		1917
We don't often have occasion to praise filmmakers for their political activities, so we were glad to learn about Egyptian film director Nabil Abdel-Alim, who applied in his country to set up an Egyptian-Israeli friendship association.		Brief Article	142