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Title	Type	Date	Words
Dangerous when in power: does government protect us from hazardous products, or does it put us in harm's way?		Mar 1, 2007	3792
Overlawyered & Overgoverned.		Mar 1, 2001	1936
Stale Claims.		Nov 1, 2000	2409
All About Erin.		Oct 1, 2000	2024
Confessions of a Macaulay Fan.		Aug 1, 2000	2187
Look for the Kiwi Label.		Jul 1, 2000	2178
A Smith & Wesson FAQ.		Jun 1, 2000	2101
Access Excess.		May 1, 2000	2168
Office Managers.		Apr 1, 2000	2077
The Year in Double Takes.		Mar 1, 2000	1946
Gold Bugs.		Feb 1, 2000	2255
Puff, the Magic Settlement.		Jan 1, 2000	2149
Felon Protection.		Dec 1, 1999	1980
Dial 'O' for Outrage: The Sequel.		Nov 1, 1999	1949
Big Guns.		Oct 1, 1999	2040
Title IX's invisible ink.		Aug 1, 1999	2095
Lawyers, gums, and rummies: why do we hate attorneys?		Jul 1, 1999	1888
Benighted elite: postmodernist critics of science get their comeuppance.	Bibliography	Jun 1, 1999	2185
Firing squad.		May 1, 1999	2154
A Woburn FAQ; on " A Civil Action," skepticism is overdue.	Interview	Apr 1, 1999	2054
Lost in the wash: "know your customer" rules send privacy to the cleaners.		Mar 1, 1999	2005
Standard accommodations: the road to universal disability.		Feb 1, 1999	1832
Dial "O" for outrage.		Dec 1, 1998	2076
Invitation to a stoning: getting cozy with theocrats.		Nov 1, 1998	1880
Target Switzerland: Swiss Armed Neutrality in World War II.	Book Review	Oct 1, 1998	1875
Neither nationalist nor socialist: how the Swiss kept their freedom in World War II.		Oct 1, 1998	1875
Unified Kvetch Theory.		Aug 1, 1998	1913
Kingdom of the one-eyed: ADA advocates show a blind spot on safety.		Jul 1, 1998	1800
Thanks for the memories.		Jun 1, 1998	2046
Still crazy.		May 1, 1998	1828
Tripp wire: how informers ended up behind every office potted plant.		Apr 1, 1998	1858
Family planning: social engineering tempts the right.	Column	Mar 1, 1998	1880
Title IX from outer space.		Feb 1, 1998	1693
Their own petard.		Jan 1, 1998	1820
For heaven's sake: religious accommodation and other openings for big-government conservatism.		Dec 1, 1997	1892
Say what?		Nov 1, 1997	1636
Free to commit: "covenant marriage" could strengthen families. So why are traditionalists lukewarm?		Oct 1, 1997	1785
Retro style: redefining yesterday's green light as red.		Aug 1, 1997	1592
Mugging libertarians: The Weekly Standard's case against laissez faire.		Jul 1, 1997	1436
Shut up, they explained.		Jun 1, 1997	1537
Occupational hazards.	Cover Story	May 1, 1997	5143
Judge dread.		Apr 1, 1997	3232
The World Turned Right Side Up: A History of the Conservative Ascendancy in America.	Book Review	Mar 1, 1997	1603
Virtually Normal: An Argument About Homosexuality.	Book Review	Jan 1, 1996	2012
Civil suits.		Jun 1, 1995	2758
We the Jury: The Jury System and the Ideal of Democracy.	Book Review	Feb 1, 1995	3544