Articles from National Review (May 22, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A congress gone to pot: if the GOP majority doesn't wake up, it will lose, and might even deserve to.	Lowry, Richard	Cover story	2871
A democratic champ.	O'Brien, Brad	Letter to the editor	104
A hitch in our limerick.	Hitchens, Christopher	Letter to the editor	152
A man named Jed.	Panero, James	Book review	1572
A not-so-happy birthday?	Knight, Gerald	Letter to the editor	72
Acclimatizing: how to think sensibly, or ridiculously, about global warming.	Hayward, Steven F.		1990
Allan MacDonell has written a memoir of the 20 years he worked for Hustler publisher Larry Flynt.		Brief article	69
Chinese president Hu Jintao, standing on the south lawn of the White House with President Bush, was heckled by a protester objecting to China's persecution of Falun Gong.		Brief article	226
Colin Powell joined the retired generals' Bush barbecue.		Brief article	173
Dahab is a tiny seaside resort on the Egyptian shore of the Gulf of Aqaba, with a beach of fine white sand and a coral reef.		Brief article	220
Democratic Muslims: Denmark's Naser Khader and his band.	Stuttadord, Andrew		1458
Enter Tony Snow: the president gets a new press secretary.	York, Byron		1434
Essential employees.	Brookhiser, Richard		1009
Forward.			629
Gas gouge.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		650
Gaseous.			502
Gotterdammerbust.	Goldberg, Jonah		569
Help!!!!			45
Into Africa: the absurdity and sanctimony of Gordon Brown (and his type).	Daniels, Anthony		1519
It's about votes.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	51
Jane Jacobs was not a conservative in the conventional sense--a native of Scranton, Pa., she opposed the Vietnam War and moved to Toronto in 1968--but there was something positively Burkean about her love of neighborhoods.		Obituary	207
Jean-Francois Revel was France's most prominent intellectual, earning the right to a place along with the great French writers of the past.		Brief article	202
John Kenneth Galbraith, R.I.P.		Obituary	1092
Leftist political organizers arranged a Day without (Illegal) Immigrants.		Brief article	17
Leo Strauss 101.	Feser, Edward	Book review	1488
Manhandled.	Breen, Josephine	Letter to the editor	41
Murder, up close.	Douthat, Ross G.	Movie review	1209
New Hampshire--bound.	von Dreele. W.H.	Poem	49
Notes & asides.			1446
Okay, we'll compromise on the anthem.			10
Planting axioms.	Capino, Henry	Letter to the editor	81
Rush Limbaugh has emerged unbowed from a Kafkaesque journey through Florida's justice system.		Brief article	250
Say you're a Hollywood mogul.		Brief article	228
Sean Wilentz is the modern Arthur Schlesinger Jr.--an Ivy League historian who puts his brisk crossover prose at the service of the Democratic party, past and present.		Brief article	189
The annals of Jonathan Brent: one man and a great publishing project.	Miller, John J.		2348
The FDA has proclaimed that there is no scientific support for the medicinal benefits of marijuana.		Brief article	145
The flying Dutchman: for James Michener.	O'Connell, Richard	Poem	130
The good news is that the economy is flourishing despite the bad news.		Brief article	172
The great American crackup: featuring Katrina, Iraq, and blister packs.	King, Florence		1596
The guilt trip.	McWhorter, John	Book review	1168
The Juilliard School premiered a new opera, Miss Lonelyhearts, by Lowell Liebermann.		Brief article	101
The long view.	Long, Rob		768
The Palestine Authority is spiraling toward paralysis, chaos, or worse.		Brief article	184
The search for decency.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		650
The smallest species of penguin is eudyptula minor, native to New Zealand and southern Australia.			136
The word on the street: what do Arabs think?	Nadler, Richard		1380
Their Himno, and ours.			633
Those lovable grannies!		Brief article	123
Tony Snow is a welcome addition to a White House long on battle-weary veterans but short on fresh talent.		Brief article	144
Turks young and old.	Wilson, John	Book review	1214
Welcoming President Hu.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		722
You can't get away from the topic of immigration nowadays.		Brief article	195