Articles from Reason (October 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
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Accidental genius: is Karl Rove really Bush's brain?	Pitney, John, F., Jr.	Book Review	2832
According to a custodian at Spaulding High School in Barre, Vermont, Officer John Mott used his authority as a uniformed, on-duty police officer to gain access to the high school at 1:30 a.m.	Oliver, Charles		76
Ad designer Grandison Taber met garbage man Larry Heyes and decided the man would be perfect for an ad campaign to foster civic pride in New Bedford, Massachusetts.	Oliver, Charles		70
Bell ringer.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	45
Big easy.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	26
Bipartistan coulterism: who's meaner, conservatives or liberals?	Young, Cathy		1289
Book markers.	Taylor, Jeff A.		37
Busting CAPPS.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	34
Cleansing agents.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	50
Denial of service: the battle over AmeriCorps.	Sanchez, Julian		624
Designing rules: making room for different tastes.	Postrel, Virginia		3767
Dirty secret.	Freund, Charles Paul	Brief Article	219
Enough already: a leading environmentalist makes a foolish case against technological innovation.	Bailey, Ronald	Book Review	3295
Everyone's a winner!	Bagge, Peter		1467
Gay Rights Go to Court.	Northrup, John H.	Letter to the Editor	226
H.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)		Letter to the Editor	1016
Is Schadenfreude a good thing?	Gillespie, Nick	Editorial	495
Jake Brown disliked the bike racks around Philadelphia's Independence Hall, so one day while eating lunch on a nearby bench he propped up a sign saying "Free Independence Hall" next to him.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	81
Jury-rigged: sidestepping the constitution.	Howley, Kerry	Brief Article	259
Lawsuit pre-emption: no Big Mac attacks.	Sullum, Jacob		400
Liberty Belle: France's new libertarian youth leader.	Welch, Matt		1273
Look Who'S Rocking the Casbah.		Letter to the Editor	380
Meat markets: PETA praises McDonald's.	Sanchez, Julian		341
Name gamed.	Taylor, Jeff A.		33
New York City is running a deficit, but the city council still dredged up $75,000 to organize city residents in support of rent control.	Oliver, Charles		41
Party members attending the national assembly of the United Malays National Organization got a special gift this year.	Oliver, Charles		50
Pub fair.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	32
Quacks and Flacks.	Hershey, Mark	Letter to the Editor	279
Quotes.			77
Read-write error.	Taylor, Jeff A.		32
Romancing wired magazine.	Gillespie, Nick	Interview	440
Rumors ran rampant when several students at New York City's public Intermediate School 164 cut classes.	Oliver, Charles		63
Sacred music: zoning vs. groovy theology.	Howley, Kerry	Brief Article	295
Sheriff Mike Hale of Jefferson County, Alabama, directed one of his deputies to get rid of evidence in a case that had been closed.	Oliver, Charles		35
Source.		Brief Article	86
St. Martha: why Martha Stewart should go to heaven and the SEC should go to hell.	McMenamin, Michael		4828
Static controls: copyrights and printer cartridges.	Walker, Jesse		427
Stranger in a strange land: the enduring American appeal of existentialism.	Gillespie, Nick		758
Subversive style: resisting the mullahs with nail polish, rock music, and great novels.	Freund, Charles Paul	Book Review	1131
Tally whoa.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	39
Teddy Roosevelt's Hidden Legacy.	Nollet, Michael	Letter to the Editor	136
Texas two-step.	Taylor, Jeff A.		38
That's the ticket: summer of summonses.	Sanchez, Julian		525
The chill is on: fighting raves, squelching speech.	Sullum, Jacob		338
The federal government has given the state of Tennessee millions of dollars for ad campaigns promoting highway safety.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	72
The poor get richer.	Sanchez, Julian	Brief Article	164
Tracking adjustment.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	37
Twisted norm.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	45
Wet bar.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	29
What Harry Potter can teach the textbook industry.	Ravitch, Diane		503
What Next for U.S. Foreign Policy?	Sharp, Gene	Letter to the Editor	148
Why the States are broke: bloated governments, budget gaps, and Parkinson's laws.	Hood, John		4052