Articles from National Review (June 20, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Hypocrisy!' He cried: an examination of a favorite charge.	Ponnuru, Ramesh		2391
'Lucky pawns'.	Dalfonzo, Gina R.	Book Review	978
A matter of shame.	Stevens, David	Letter to the Editor	241
A scandal so immense ... our neighbors to the north have been very, very naughty.	Frum, David		1921
According to a new book by Washington Post reporter John F. Harris, Hillary Clinton taunted her husband's staffers for not being tough enough.			39
After tragedy.	Douthat, Ross G.	Book Review	2421
Bad news from television land: The Dennis Miller show, on CNBC, was canceled.		Brief Article	174
Britain has a special place in its collective memory for the bloodiest of its wars, World War One--still commonly referred to over there as "the Great War".		Brief Article	188
Built to last.	Eleazer, Wayne	Letter to the Editor	207
Cold Utopia.	Smith, Wesley J.	Book Review	1543
Conspicuous consumption goes differently in different cultures.		Brief Article	175
Denmark was last in the news a few months ago when the nation claimed sovereignty over the North Pole.		Brief Article	198
Dr. Frist's operation: how the Senate majority leader played a game of filibuster chicken.	York, Byron		1464
Enter Eurospeak: an insidious replacement for the Marxist Newspeak.	Scruton, Roger		1951
Europe Kaput.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		716
France Votes Non.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	52
From the House, a disgrace.			676
From the New York State comptroller's office comes further evidence, if any were needed, that welfare provisions, once established, irresistibly expand beyond all bounds set by reason or concern for the public good.		Brief Article	121
If we accept the principle that making information more generally available to the public free of charge is a Good Thing, then Google's effort to digitize and place online all or part of the colossal holdings of major libraries must be counted as a Great Thing.		Brief Article	188
It was a small but nonetheless important step in the struggle for liberty in the Middle East: Kuwait's parliament decided, by a vote of 35 to 23, to grant Kuwaiti women full political rights.		Brief Article	159
Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci called her latest book The Strength of Reason.		Brief Article	156
Keeping the deal.			501
Lieutenant governor Michael Steele of Maryland is a red-blooded Republican in a true-blue state.		Brief Article	166
Looking for boundaries: there is gross sexual confusion in our society, as illustrated by the Michael Jackson case.	Dalrymple, Theodore		1362
MacArthur's night reconnaissance.	Runyeon, William W.	Poem	178
Matinee Mitt: the governor of Massachusetts may soon be appearing in a (political) theater near you.	Miller, John J.	Cover Story	3492
Metaphors are tricky things, dangerous in the wrong hands.		Brief Article	204
Multiple choice: The "Gulag of our times" is a) Chinese labor camps; b) Castro's dungeons; or c) North Korean prisons.		Brief Article	225
Nightline marked Memorial Day with an extended broadcast, devoted to the names and pictures of all the American servicemen who died in Afghanistan and Iraq during the last year.		Brief Article	163
No means no.			430
Not the answer they expected: French voters say no to the EU constitution.	O'Sullivan, John		1442
Notes & asides.		Book Review	938
October marks the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar, where British national hero Horatio Nelson, commanding 27 ships, defeated a combined French and Spanish fleet of 33 ships off the coast of Spain.		Brief Article	146
Phony apocalypse.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		589
Politically correct.	Huber, Jim	Cartoon	65
Putin's Russia--Stalin lite.	Beichman, Arnold		474
Remember Eason Jordan?		Brief Article	184
Reminds me of '54.	Khanna, Arun	Letter to the Editor	81
Rooting section.	Brookhiser, Richard		990
Sen. Jim Talent, the Missouri Republican, recently proposed--and the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources approved--a mandate for 8 billion gallons of ethanol production per year.		Brief Article	160
Senate Vibes.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	46
The agony of change: a conference in Jordan, plus an interview with the Iraqi foreign minister.	Nordlinger, Jay		2213
The Air Force has requested, and President Bush will probably issue, a national-security directive on the military use of space.		Brief Article	177
The birds and the bees.	Derbyshire, John	Book Review	1041
The Iraqi foreign minister, on the record.			1569
The leader of men must be wise and strong; when he is not, he must seem so, putting on what John Keegan called the mask of command.		Brief Article	149
The London tabloid the Sun is perhaps best known for the young ladies who appear on Page Three, wearing very little.			141
The long view.	Long, Rob	Short Story	845
The media have been desperate to declare the Newsweek Koran-flushing story "fake but accurate".		Brief Article	113
The wrong road.	Moore, Stephen		504
There are few institutions more jealous of their dignity than the United States Senate.		Brief Article	144
This year's U.N. nonproliferation conference, a 189-nation diplomatic effort held every five years to update the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, ended in failure.		Brief Article	187
Tinselgrad.	Tushnet, Eve	Book Review	1054
Whew.		Brief Article	165
Whose money is it?	Buckley, William F., Jr.		681