Articles from National Review (April 11, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Never Again,' that time: a recent movie spotlights Rwanda.	Daniels, Anthony		1696
A dozen discs.	Nordlinger, Jay	Brief article	195
A man of the Gospel.	Potemra, Michael		723
A place to avoid in New York City: 395 Hudson Street, home of hip-hop radio station WQHT.		Brief article	162
A tremendously costly law: Sarbanes-Oxley, three years after its unfortunate passage.	Berlau, John		2009
America was transfixed by the story of Ashley Smith, the Atlanta woman who got Brian Nichols, the murderous fugitive who had taken her hostage, to calm down, let her go, and ultimately give himself up.		Brief article	194
An awful familiarity: Bukovsky sees developing before him an 'EUSSR'.	Pryce-Jones, David		1235
And now for something American--a couple of things American, actually.	Nordlinger, Jay	Sound recording review	324
Anne-Sophie Mutter.	Nordlinger, Jay	Brief article	176
Anton Heiller.	Nordlinger, Jay	Brief article	87
Ask your mental health practitioner!	Long, Rob		848
Bartok.	Nordlinger, Jay	Brief article	188
Cato: A Tragedy, and Selected Essays.	Potemra, Michael	Brief article	123
China's unelected parliament, at the bidding of China's unelected government, passed a law making it illegal for Taiwan to secede from the nation that does not rule it, and has not ruled it to any serious effect for a hundred years.		Brief article	124
Come the revisionists: self-flattering, self-deluded--almost desperate.	Hanson, Victor Davis		1722
Condi's U.N. Man.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	49
Condoleezza Rice was in fine form during her recent Asian tour.		Brief article	118
Correction.		Correction notice	51
Decline and fall.	Hanson, Victor Davis	Book review	1790
Defense and prosecution.	Ponnuru, Ramesh	Letter to the editor	1668
Faux, maybe; novel, no: the Bush administration is catching hell for its 'video news releases'.	York, Byron		1497
For a bunch of pacifists, those lefties sure have some anger-management issues.		Brief article	177
Galbraith up close.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		732
Harvard's crucible: a question of academic freedom, and meritocracy, and sense.	Thernstrom, Stephan		2343
Here's one for the Things We Already Knew file: The Project for Excellence in Journalism, part of Columbia's journalism school, has found that American media coverage of the last presidential election was three times more likely to be negative toward President Bush than toward Senator Kerry, and 50 percent more likely to be positive about Kerry than about Bush.		Brief article	87
How Could He?	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	42
Human butchery.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		705
It is odd that a man as unworldly as George Kennan should have had a profound influence on the world.		Brief article	224
Killers at large.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		583
Kofi Annan just can't win.		Brief article	105
Last call.	Derbyshire, John		1062
Latin America's terrible two: Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez constitute an axis of evil.	Reich, Otto J.	Cover story	2255
Lebanon continues to boil.			151
Lecture.	Baer, William	Poem	106
Lennox Berkeley.	Nordlinger, Jay	Brief article	200
Liberals are complaining so much about the Alternative Minimum Tax, you would almost think that they wanted to cut it.		Brief article	237
Muscleheaded.			341
Nikolaus Harnoncourt.	Nordlinger, Jay		197
Notes & asides.		Letter to the editor	656
Now, a masterpiece.	Hart, Jeffrey		1440
One of the most cheering things George W. Bush ever did was "divorce" Yasser Arafat after learning that the old murderer had lied to him.		Brief article	205
Our enemy, the states: the federal Republicans are okay, but the governors need to get with it.	Ponnuru, Ramesh		1769
Playgirl has fired its editor for announcing that she is Republican.			21
Reagan's Revolution: The Untold Story of the Campaign That Started It All.	Potemra, Michael	Book review	126
Ruling out compromise.			835
Sauce for the gender.	Vouto, Loredana	Book review	933
The Best Year of Their Lives: Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon in 1948: Learning the Secrets of Power.	Potemra, Michael		271
The great right north? Conservatives may finally be getting their act together in Canada.	O'Sullivan, John		1873
The Islamic Commission of Spain, the group that represents Spain's Muslims, issued a fatwa against Osama bin Laden on the anniversary of the Madrid train bombings.		Brief article	125
The nomination of deputy defense secretary Paul Wolfowitz to head the World Bank shows that President Bush does not scant the importance of multilateral institutions, as the caricature has it, but rather dissents from conventional liberalism about what their future should be.		Brief article	167
The president has selected Rep. Rob Portman (R., Ohio) to be the new trade representative.		Brief article	131
The Rev. Joanna Jepson, an Anglican curate, asked the courts to investigate the 2001 abortion of a 28-week-old fetus with a cleft lip and palate.		Brief article	131
The Senate has finally acceded to years of Bush-administration requests to allow drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.		Brief article	90
The World's Banker: Paul Wolfowitz is an inspired choice.	Frum, David		978
Too vigorously assisted suicide.			898
Two pianists have recently recorded Beethoven's Sonata in A major, Op. 101, one of that composer's most sublime works.	Nordlinger, Jay	Brief article	188
Vicente Fox, the president of Mexico, is deeply disturbed by the prospect of U.S. citizens reporting the breaking of U.S. laws to U.S. authorities.		Brief article	143
Voters were never enthusiastic about campaign-finance regulation.		Brief article	284
We thought we'd share with you the great Paul Johnson, writing about America, in The (London) Spectator: "The plight of Europe is such that, whenever I have the chance to talk to young people now, at any age from 12 to 20, I always urge them to make their future in America, particularly if they are clever and energetic, qualities essential for a vigorous life over there.		Brief article	319
We'll conclude with the human voice, or rather several of the best we've ever known.	Nordlinger, Jay		133
When Deborah Lipstadt, historian of the Holocaust, called David Irving, the bard of the Third Reich, a Holocaust denier, Irving sued.		Brief article	147
While the world frets over Lebanon's future, some Lebanese are taking a more lighthearted approach, using e-mail to circulate anti-Syrian jokes, cartoons, and even their own deck of "most wanted" cards.		Brief article	114