Articles from National Review (August 29, 2005)

1-61 out of 61 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Having invented a new Holocaust," wrote Robert Frost, America cried "King's X--no fairs to use it anymore!".		Brief Article	141
"You really shouldn't be here at all.".		Brief Article	149
A passionate rapprochement.	DiNardo, Richard	Letter to the Editor	122
Bearing down on the stem cell.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		664
Bush sent John Bolton to the U.N. on a recess appointment.		Brief Article	114
Check out the Garden State.		Brief Article	138
Chewing nails.	Nordlinger, Jay	Book Review	1552
Congress celebrated the arrival of its summer recess by going on a bender.		Brief Article	194
Conscripting facts.	Swett, Scott	Letter to the Editor	109
Doonesbury's heroes.	Potemra, Michael	Book Review	1075
For devolution.			593
Forgive us for not breathing a sigh of relief upon reading that a new intelligence estimate puts Iran ten years away from having a nuclear bomb instead of the previously thought five.		Brief Article	187
Frist Peels Off.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	57
Getting to know John Roberts.			600
Gore TV: Al Gore ... is on to something? Yep.	Long, Rob		1296
Illusions of realism.			462
Israel is moving ahead with its pullout from Gaza.		Brief Article	194
It Takes a Family: Conservatism and the Common Good.	Vuoto, Loredana	Book Review	206
It was an idea whose time had passed as soon as it came: various administration bigs suggested renaming the war we are in "the global struggle against violent extremism.".		Brief Article	184
Jeanine Pirro, the district attorney of Westchester, will run as a Republican for Hillary Clinton's Senate seat.		Brief Article	32
London falling: signs of weakness in Britain's war on terror.	Daniels, Anthony		1368
Many state governments effectively prohibit people from buying cheap, basic health insurance by imposing all kinds of mandates.		Brief Article	221
Muddling through? Blair's improvisation isn't enough.	O'Sullivan, John		1587
New York governor George Pataki announced he would not seek a fourth term, bringing to a close a tenure that long outlived its bright beginnings.		Brief Article	159
No fear or loathing.	Stuttaford, Andrew		1255
Notes & asides.	Buckley, William F., Jr.	Letter to the Editor	682
Only what's necessary.	Ellis, Michael J.	Letter to the Editor	161
Peter Jennings, longtime anchor of the ABC evening news, was not the last of a breed.		Brief Article	135
Prison food not part of sustainable agriculture movement, study says.	Miller, Judith	Brief Article	110
Profiles in pointlessness.	Goldberg, Jonah		544
Prospero.	O'Connell, Richard	Poem	117
Radiogate: low ratings and a scandal hit Air America.	York, Byron		1816
Republican Jean Schmidt won the special election in Ohio's heavily Republican second district with only 52 percent of the vote.		Brief Article	196
Revels with a cause.	Bridges, Linda	Book Review	1472
Rights and privileges.	Engebretson, Andrew	Letter to the Editor	155
Search us.			481
Shared experience.	Hart, Jeffrey	Book Review	1256
Smokes, friendship, and issues of race in block 7A, cell 1054: a seven-part series examining the troubled relationship of Lawrence and Luis.	Miller, Judith	Brief Article	181
Social injustice: trial lawyers woo social conservatives.	Ponnuru, Ramesh		2211
Sources point to Melvin Barondofsky, former accountant, as snitch.	Miller, Judith	Brief Article	173
Steep road to free trade.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		726
Stem sell out.			647
Strangle holds: does the Senate realize we are at war?	O'Beirne, Kate		1229
The Central American Free Trade Agreement passed the Congress, just barely.		Brief Article	129
The Chavez challenge: Venezuela's leader is a regional nuisance.	Falcoff, Mark		3004
The Clinton Years, Con't.	von Dreele, W.H.	Illustration	52
The Democratic money machine, already reeling from the collapse of their voter-registration group, America Coming Together, suffered another blow with a deep split in the AFL-CIO.		Brief Article	143
The glamour of the Space Shuttle is its ordinariness.		Brief Article	140
The heir presumptive, it has been revealed, to the earldom of Essex is William Capell.		Brief Article	170
The life and times of the late King Fahd of Saudi Arabia, an octogenarian, explain why the Arab world is in so deep a mess.		Brief Article	162
The new Rolling Stones album has a track--called "Sweet Neo Con"--bashing George W. Bush and Condi Rice.		Brief Article	53
The right fight: put security dollars where it counts.	de Rugy, Veronique		1166
The role of casualties.			597
The uphill fight: can John Roberts restore the constitutional order?	Bork, Robert H.		2039
Two guys and a duck.		Cartoon	31
Unreasonable searches: policing without profiling makes no sense.	McCarthy, Andrew C.		1405
Unsettled settlers: will Sharon's bold move work?	Pryce-Jones, David		1437
Upstate burgeoning.	Brookhiser, Richard		997
Uzbekistan was always as good a location as any for some Bush administration hypocrisy.		Brief Article	98
When truth becomes dangerous: the 'Barondofsky question'.	Miller, Judith	Brief Article	193
Why has Latin America turned left?	Haber, Stephen		533