Articles from National Review (June 30, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A day of golf: the USGA museum reopens.	Nordlinger, Jay		1550
A few years back, the promoters of "Bodies ... The Exhibition" had a problem.		Brief article	198
A Hill too far.	Parker, Kathleen		855
A predictable feature of any election season is the left-wing celebrity who vows to quit the U.S.A. if a Republican should become president.		Brief article	119
A triple whammy of bad economic news came out on the first Friday of June.		Brief article	138
After years in decline, the Maoist "Shining Path" movement has made a startling comeback in Peru.		Brief article	135
AIDS has undoubtedly been the most politicized disease in history.		Brief article	132
Al-Qaeda has attracted feminists' ire: because the terror group says that jihad is for men, not women.		Brief article	82
Bethesda Mental Health Clinic: therapist's notes.	Long, Rob		827
Chilling effect: the great white north's brave new world.	Hemingway, Mark		1017
Encounter Books has now been publishing intelligent center-right books for ten years.		Brief article	136
Exit Clinton.		Brief article	293
Getting our Phil: smearing Phil Gramm.	Ponnuru, Ramesh		1497
Help!!!!		Cartoon	113
How to kill poverty.	Nordlinger, Jay	Book review	1533
If you think it's tough to get a plumber on the weekend, try getting one when you are 200 miles up in the air and traveling at 17,000 miles per hour.		Brief article	101
It will be years before we see the last of those "Bush Lied, People Died" bumper stickers.		Brief article	208
John McCain has outlined some of the tough measures he would take against Iran: negotiating global sanctions against Iranian banks, freezing the assets of regime leaders and imposing a visa ban on them, launching a worldwide divestment campaign, and restricting Iran's supply of gasoline (for all Iran's oil, 25 percent of its refined gasoline is imported).		Brief article	217
Khalid Sheik Mohammed and four other top al-Qaeda operatives were arraigned at Guantanamo Bay on charges of orchestrating the 9/11 attacks.		Brief article	211
Lakoff the Baptist: how a liberal strategist predicted Obama's rise.	Goldberg, Jonah		1494
Looks like you can disown your family.		Brief article	165
Mark Steyn is being persecuted by the Canadian thought police.		Brief article	54
McCain has gotten panned for his speech in New Orleans.		Brief article	131
McCain's challenge: how to preempt Barack's communitarian dream.	Beran, Michael Knox		1940
Obama in plain view.			558
Reports in The New Yorker and The New Republic detailed a growing ideological fissure within al-Qaeda.		Brief article	147
Schooling the capital: the uphill struggle for school choice in D.C.	Miller, John J.		1781
Scott McClellan met George W. Bush in Texas, followed him to Washington, then became one of the worst press secretaries in the history of the presidency.		Brief article	123
She Wrestled with Abraham's Angel.	Simpson, Olivia Ellis	Poem	135
So Vanity Fair, the Debrett's of celebrity, pop history, and uber-babedom, has turned on Bill Clinton.		Brief article	183
Sometimes, abortions go wrong, and the baby survives.		Brief article	191
Sorry, no.	Pryce-Jones, David	Book review	1509
Speaking of hearts and minds, take heart from the recent example of Mosul, Iraq.		Brief article	87
Thanks to Gov. David Paterson, New York has become the third state to recognize same-sex marriages.		Brief article	65
The "panties for peace" campaign inspires mixed feelings.		Brief article	148
The city of Minneapolis made an odd move recently, restricting vehicle-idling time to three minutes in the name of the environment.		Brief article	83
The country recently marked the 40th anniversary of the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.		Brief article	70
The end of the affair.	Douthat, Ross	Critical essay	943
The energy shortage.			513
The most entertaining showbiz spat of the past few weeks has concerned Clint Eastwood's recent movie Flags of Our Fathers.		Brief article	203
The New York Times's critics often find plenty of ammo in the paper's corrections; when they're lucky, they even get corrections of corrections.		Brief article	142
The next wars.	Fonte, John	Book review	1542
The organizer: what did Barack Obama really do in Chicago?	York, Byron	Cover story	4372
The road to wisdom.	Derbyshire, John		1035
The sad Philadelphia story: the City of Brotherly Love shows America how not to deal with a crime wave.	Williamson, Kevin		2511
The science of limited government.	Berrun, George; Manzi, Jim	Letter to the editor	422
The Scripps National Spelling Bee came to its annual conclusion, 13-year-old Sameer Mishra of Lafayette, Ind., walking off with the top prize.		Brief article	108
The U.N. and its agencies offer regular showcases for Third World monsters.		Brief article	124
The Wall Street Journal is keeping an eye on the U.N.		Brief article	113
They think they get it ...	Goldberg, Jonah		522
This is a great country.			16
True believer: Obama was for black-liberation theology before he was against it.	Kurtz, Stanley		1582
Wasn't Brigitte Bardot unforgettable, archetypal, Eve herself on the loose in France?		Brief article	200
Way to take charge.	Bramwell, Sarah	Book review	1447
What is it about former vice presidents that makes them so irresistible to opera composers?		Brief article	134
When was the last time you heard the word "karma" used in earnest, as in: "Bad karma, man"?		Brief article	201
Yves Saint Laurent had the greatest impact in his day on how clothes were cut, shaped, and sold.		Brief article	91