Articles from National Review (April 16, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Thanks a lot': free speech and high schools.	Bork, Robert H.		1446
300, a movie about the battle of Thermopylae, grossed almost $71 million on its first weekend, not bad for a lowish-budget flick starring no one in particular.		Brief article	120
A line for Capitol Hill.			19
A republic, if you can keep it.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		638
A tyrant in Zimbabwe: though not the worst that continent can produce.	Daniels, Anthony		1432
About rights.	Anderson, Ryan T.	Book review	1315
Addressing an audience of local notables in San Francisco the other day, Ted Turner took a question about how to win China's cooperation in reducing greenhouse gases.		Brief article	184
Al Gore warned a Senate panel that global warming constitutes a "planetary emergency.".		Brief article	127
Americans without Americanness: is our nation nothing more than an address?	McWhorter, John		2604
Anglospheres old and new.	O'Sullivan, John	Book review	2298
Ask, tell, whatever? Gays-in-the-military comes up again.	Owens, MacKubin Thomas		1506
Big bucks, big minds, big hearts: The John Templeton Foundation.	Miller, John J.		1802
Debacles like that one make us less optimistic about the possibility of finding a compromise on immigration policy ...		Brief article	166
Emmett Till, 14 years old and black, was murdered in the Mississippi Delta town of Money 52 years ago for whistling his appreciation of a pretty white woman.		Brief article	194
Every nation has its historic grievances.		Brief article	197
Exit strategy.	Douthat, Ross	Book review	1170
For several years, the federal budget has included provisions ensuring that taxpayer funds will not be spent supporting abortion and related infringements of the sanctity of human life.		Brief article	141
Freedom House: an exchange.	Miller, John J.	Letter to the editor	1288
Gen. Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, talking to the editorial board of the Chicago Tribune, said he believed "homosexual acts ... are immoral," and "we"--the armed forces--"should not condone immoral acts.".		Brief article	195
Good neighbor: President Bush's real record in Latin America.	Reich, Otto J.		1478
Inside the nightmare.	Hollander, Paul	Book review	1312
Iran has thrown down the gauntlet by hijacking 15 British sailors and marines in the Persian Gulf.		Brief article	150
Iran isn't making the work of its appeasers very easy.		Brief article	171
John and Elizabeth Edwards announced that her cancer had returned, and that his campaign for president would continue.		Brief article	81
Katherine Babineaux Blanco announced that she would not run for reelection as governor of Louisiana.		Brief article	88
Keep hope alight!	Derbyshire, John		999
Keep surging.			774
Land of cedars and sorrow: the ongoing drama of Lebanon.	Loyola, Mario		3969
Libby's legacy.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		650
Notes & asides.			1395
Once upon a time, conservatives pledged to abolish the Department of Education.		Brief article	38
Out like a Lam: the case of one U.S. attorney.	York, Byron		1599
Portents.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	38
President Bush has said that he sees more support for his "comprehensive" immigration reform on Capitol Hill since last fall's elections.		Brief article	167
Pride and privilege.			573
Rallying the protesters.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		675
Reasons for being: Elizabeth Edwards, Tony Snow, and us.	Emery, Noemie		1161
Shelf life.	Potemra, Michael	Book review	416
Six years ago, about 300,000 fugitive aliens, who had been ordered to leave the U.S., roamed the land.		Brief article	114
Some 30 Holocaust deniers recently had a jamboree in Tehran.		Brief article	69
The Cheerleaders.	von Dreele, W.H.	Poem	38
The Death Of Holofernes.	O'Connell, Richard	Poem	114
The European Union is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and a dubious celebration it is.		Brief article	165
The faculty senate of the University of Florida voted to deny Jeb Bush--who served as governor of Florida until January--an honorary degree.		Brief article	78
The House was set to pass a bill giving D.C. voters the right to elect a full-fledged congressman.		Brief article	151
The long view.	Long, Rob		760
The postcard solution.	Hassett, Kevin A.		524
Three centuries after the English Civil War, T. S. Eliot wrote of John Milton and Charles I, Roundhead poet and beheaded king, that they "Accept the constitution of silence / And are folded in a single party.".		Brief article	123
Well, that didn't take long: Just a few months into their majority, Senate Democrats are already itching to raise taxes.		Brief article	185
When Khalid Sheikh Mohammed confessed during a recent hearing at Guantanamo Bay to masterminding the 9/11 attacks and a string of other terror plots, he gave us a chilling glimpse of how much worse things might have been.		Brief article	148
When writer and journalist Cathy Seipp died, at the age of 49, her friends and fans were left to fend for themselves.		Brief article	184
Within days of the Edwards announcement, Tony Snow learned he had also had a recurrence of his cancer.		Brief article	64