Articles from Reason (October 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'The greatest historical work in our language.			295
An Iranian court has barred Mohammad Khordadian from leaving Iran for 10 years. (Brickbats).	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	82
Balance sheet.	Taylor, Jeff A.		507
Bashing lawyers. (Soundbite).	Rimensnyder, Sara	Interview	446
Biology vs. the Blank Slate: evolutionary psychologist Steven Pinker deconstructs the great myths about how the mind works.	Gillespie, Nick		4629
Bitch Goddess: Ann Coulter's perverse appeal.	Rimensnyder, Sara		812
Christine Vetter is looking at five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. (Brickbats).	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	65
Closing the books: open government after 9/11.	Benner, Jeffrey		1695
Conventional wisdom: municipal money pits. (Citings).	Pike, John		348
Correction.		Correction Notice	15
Dangerous thinkers: 20th-century philosophers' love affair with totalitarianism.	Goldblatt, Mark	Book Review	2789
Face the facts: facial recognition technology's troubled past--and troubling future.	Krause, Michael		3485
Fixing foreign policy: how the U.S. should wage the war on terror.	Carpenter, Ted Galen		1366
Freedom for safety: an old trade--and a useless one.	Gillespie, Nick		1138
Henri Dunoyer, mayor of the post resort town of La Grand-Motte in Southern France, has ordered police to stop people leaving the beach in swimwear for an odor check. (Brickbats).	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	53
Hidden country: the secret family tree of country music. (Culture and Reviews).	Root, Damon W.	Book Review	3468
History's dustbin: recycling cutbacks. (Citings).	Lott, Jeremy	Brief Article	257
I spy: nosy neighbours. (Citings).	Doherty, Brian		245
Illegal education? Intimidating homeschoolers. (Citings).	Doherty, Brian		363
Laughter in the ruins: what hasn't changed since 9/11. (Rant).	Walker, Jesse		674
Letters.		Letter to the Editor	1288
Life after 9/11. (Editor's Note).		Editorial	563
Making a killing in business: when crime pays, there will be plenty of criminals. (Columns).	Lynch, Mike		1338
No go logo. (Artifact).	Walker, Jesse	Brief Article	215
Norway's Labor Market Administration has been looking for a few good women--10 to be exact. (Brickbats).	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	58
One nation, many gods: vouchers, the Pledge of Allegiance, and the separation of church and state. (Columns).	Young, Cathy		1093
Party poopers: anti-rave legislation.	Sullum, Jacob		334
Performance anxiety: the tragedy of Asian success.	Lott, Jeremy	Book Review	2121
Persistent protesters: slamming Noriega's alma mater. (Citings).	Lott, Jeremy	Brief Article	187
Privacy test: medical records and the police. (Citings).	Rimensnyder, Sara		393
Residents of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, would be wise to register their bicycles. (Brickbats).	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	66
Smash! Pow! Bam! Why superheroes go bankrupt.	Lott, Jeremy		740
Sources.		Brief Article	98
Stephen Laing bought a cabin on five wooded acres near Leyden, Massachusetts. (Brickbats).	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	92
Taxing smokes. (Data).	Sullum, Jacob	Brief Article	229
The 3,000 delegates attending the U.N. World Food Summit, dedicated to fighting global hunger. (Brickbats).	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	35
The challenges of charter schools.	Finn, Chester E., Jr.		527
The forever war: how long can an emergency last?	Sullum, Jacob		1026
The Kelowna Heat, a Canadian teenage girls' softball team, had everything it needed to play at a tournament in Spokane, Washington--everything except government-issued photo IDS. (Brickbats).	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	53
Trashy dream houses: home and garbage. (Citings).	Rimensnyder, Sara		449
You've lost your way, baby: how organized feminism has made itself irrelevant.	Seipp, Catherine		5090