Articles from Reason (December 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
25 years ago in reason.		Brief Article	176
35 Heroes of freedom: celebrating the people who have made the world groovier and groovier since 1968.			2960
35 years of reason: a history in excerpts.			4539
A bolshie born every minute.	Walker, Jesse		320
Account Balance.	Salisbury, Ellen M.	Letter to the Editor	163
Agency provocateur.	Sanchez, Julian		442
Balance sheet.	Taylor, Jeff A.		469
Balls: the joy of watching ideas win.	Welch, Matt	Book Review	2302
Bob Barr, civil libertarian: the right wing of the ACLU.	Walker, Jesse	Interview	1297
Carry on.	Sullum, Jacob		433
Charleston, South Carolina, wanted help tracking down the man who robbed a local bank, so officials released a surveillance photo of the robber to newspapers, TV stations, and other media outlets.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	63
China's rulers don't seem to be handling criticism well either: They've banned Lara Croft, Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life, saying it portrays the country negatively.	Oliver, Charles		46
Divorcees and social engineers: fathers face off against the marriage movement.	Young, Cathy		1274
Do your own thing unto others: celebrating 35 years of baby boomer tyranny.	Bagge, Peter	Brief Article	205
Drug rush: Limbaugh to listeners: I belong in jail!	Sullum, Jacob		690
Dueling discriminations.	Alembakis, Rachel	Brief Article	236
Economic education.	Sanchez, Julian	Brief Article	315
Five forgotten schools.	Chubb, John E.		565
Forcing Freedom.		Letter to the Editor	1076
Former Rep. James Traficant (D-Ohio) notwithstanding, the United States' government is only the world's 87th most corrupt--slightly more honest than Chile's, though not quite as clean as Austria's.		Brief Article	88
If you ask the IRS a question about your taxes, you've got a better than even chance of getting a correct answer, but just barely.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	69
Live from chapel perilous: we're living in Robert Anton Wilson's world.	Walker, Jesse		781
Misreading millennials: the politics of a rising generation.	Sanchez, Julian		1309
Moving violation.	Sullum, Jacob		284
Music meltdown.	Gillespie, Nick	Brief Article	199
Orient obsess: a lackluster look at Americans abroad.	Young, Michael		1857
Poor man's hero: controversial writer Johan Norberg champions globalization as the best hope for the developing world.	Gillespie, Nick		4730
Quotes.		Brief Article	100
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree forbidding the media from revealing details of political candidates' personal lives or analyzing their policies.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	55
Suspected Terrorist.		Letter to the Editor	609
Tanks and tales.	Freund, Charles Paul	Brief Article	241
The reason for reason.	Gillespie, Nick	Periodical Review	1276
The smaller the better: the limitless promise of nanotechnology--and the growing peril of a moratorium.	Bailey, Ronald		6194
The village board in Colfax, Illinois, mandated that all village employees be subject to random mandatory drug tests.	Oliver, Charles		47
Time enough for love.	Welch, Matt		439
What's left?	Sanchez, Julian		327
When some students from the Lubbock Independent School District in Texas asked to start a gay-straight alliance, Superintendent Jack Clemmons said no.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	116
Why Buffy Kicked Ass.	Fowler, Miles	Letter to the Editor	316
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's retirement home will be as large as a medium-sized hotel.	Oliver, Charles		87