Articles from National Review (April 25, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A Carolina kid: Republican governor Mark Sanford makes an impression.	Miller, John J.		1400
A farewell.	Buckley, William F., Jr.	Obituary	672
A government is finally forming in Iraq.		Brief article	71
A new tyrant.	Halvorssen, Thor	Letter to the editor	347
Anybody who wants to discover how an intellectual thought and lived in 20th-century America will always be able to turn to Saul Bellow's novels for a roadmap.			200
As the media of the world report on the burial of John Paul II, we should note another religious vigil.		Brief article	136
Back to 55?	Moore, Stephen		441
College of Cardinals St. Peter's Basilica Vatican City.	Long, Rob		737
Confusion confounded.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		633
Congressional champions: a human-rights caucus within the Human Rights Caucus.	Nordlinger, Jay	Interview	1773
Conservatives are being excoriated for hypocrisy in the Schiavo matter.		Brief article	271
Death by court order: what judges have wrought.	McCarthy, Andrew C.		2451
During the Clinton years, the Department of Education began to interpret the gender-equity Title IX law to impose quotas on college and high-school sports teams--resulting in the elimination of many men's teams.		Brief article	119
Even death-row convicts get.			7
Godless continent.	Boyagoda, Randy	Book review	1123
Help!!!	von Dreele, W.H.	Cartoon	69
High priests of energy.	Taylor, Jerry	Book review	1098
In 1994 O. J. Simpson, a B-list actor and former football player, murdered Nicole Simpson, his ex-wife, and Ronald Goldman, a friend of hers, though he was acquitted in a legal circus the following year.		Brief article	96
Is the Axis of Evil heading for a nasty crackup?		Brief article	139
It gives us great pleasure to extend greetings to the new Republican state chairman of Alabama, Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh.			101
Jane Fonda, 67, has partly apologized for Hanoi Jane, her younger self who posed on a North Vietnamese anti-aircraft gun in 1972.		Brief article	178
John Danforth, a former Republican senator and, most recently, Bush's ambassador to the United Nations, wrote an op-ed in the New York Times decrying the alleged takeover of his party by the Religious Right.		Brief article	153
John Paul II, R.I.P.		Obituary	797
John Paul the great: reminiscences and reflections.	Novak, Michael	Cover story	2541
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg gave a speech defending the Supreme Court's use of foreign law in interpreting the U.S. Constitution.		Brief article	225
Killing by euphemism.			773
Kofi Annan is innocent!		Brief article	195
Kofi responds.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	55
Liberal tribalism.	Feser, Edward	Book review	1447
Meet the invisible woman, Eleanor Smith.		Brief article	160
Neighborhood watches are groups of private citizens who patrol their neighborhoods and report crime to the cops.		Brief article	141
Notes & asides.		Letter to the editor	621
On Broadway.	Brookhiser, Richard		994
Pope John Paul II will go down in history as "an anti-Communist force," to borrow an insult the Communist party threw at its opponents.		Brief article	196
Pounding sense into freedom.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		668
Reasons to live: the rational case against euthanasia.	Ponnuru, Ramesh		2798
Sacred gloom.	Leigh, Catesby		1540
Sandy Burglar (sometimes spelled Berger), former national security adviser to Bill Clinton, cut a deal with the Justice Department after he swiped classified documents from government files.		Brief article	173
So, starving to death is "euphoric" (according to the Los Angeles Times)?			22
The feminist delusion.	Chu, Lynn	Letter to the editor	119
The media's catechism.			628
The passion of Michael Moore: fun and games with Fahrenheit 9/11.	York, Byron	Excerpt	2577
The Pope as Pole: what he did for his country; what his country did for him.	Sikorski, Radek	Cover story	1465
The Religion Thing.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	40
The Syrian foreign minister, Farouk al-Sharaa, told U.N. envoy Terje Roed-Larsen that all Syrian troops and intelligence agents would be out of Lebanon by April 30.		Brief article	30
Therapeutic states.	Robinson, Daniel N.	Book review	1156
Tom's travails.			730
Trial by human beings: the jury system and its discontents.	Dalrymple, Theodore		1345
Warm cold warrior: the Pope against the soviet empire.	O'Sullivan, John	Cover story	1479
When the New Orleans Times-Picayune endorsed Eddie Jordan for election as the city's district attorney in 2002, it cited his efforts to fight "public corruption.".		Brief article	155
Wisdom on intelligence.			317
With My God, The Smith.	Mezey, Robert	Poem	107
Yelling stop: Geert Wilders, who lives in a prison, tries to save Holland.	Stuttaford, Andrew		1584
You know that aisle in the supermarket where the breakfast cereals riot in colorful profusion--Cocoa Puffs, Frosted Flakes, Honey Nut Cheerios, Count Chocula, Peanut Butter Toast Crunch, and the innumerable rest?		Brief article	192
Zimbabwe's general election at the end of March was conducted in "a climate of fear," according to Zimbabwe Election Support network, a monitoring group made up of Zimbabweans.			151