Articles from Reason (July 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
10 truths about trade: hard facts about offshoring, imports, and jobs.	Lindsey, Brink		3764
25 years ago in reason.			162
Audits of New Jersey preschool programs found that money was spent on items including prime beef, fish, cat litter, denture cleaner, and gift certificates.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	42
Balance sheet.	Taylor, Jeff A.		510
Big Mac attack: Super Size Me asks the question: is McDonald's unappealing--or irresistible?	Sullum, Jacob	Critical Essay	809
Bloody shame: unnecessary regulations are making blood banks run dry.	Waters, Caroline		1432
Carrying the torch of freedom.			1045
Cheating heart: does capitalism teach people to break the rules?	Sanchez, Julian	Book Review	1997
Confessions of a "woman-owned business" owner: how I learned to love quotas.	Starr, Tama		2500
Cooling the global-warming debate.	Anderson, Terry L.		554
Corporate soldiers: privatizing warfare.	Walker, Jesse		370
Corrections Canada won't allow prison guards to wear vests that prevent them from being stabbed by inmates.	Oliver, Charles	Correction Notice	31
Defending divorce: anger, bargaining, acceptance.	Cavanaugh, Tim	Brief Article	234
Discussing disgust.	Sanchez, Julian	Interview	416
Do the Lynndie hop: how to explain abuses at Abu Ghraib.	Gillespie, Nick	Editorial	675
Fascists have feelings, too: or: "an anti-defamation league of their own.".	Bagge, Peter	Brief Article	174
Flag-draped memories: the strange history of war death imagery.	Freund, Charles Paul		1071
Flat-tax perspective.	Sanchez, Julian	Brief Article	285
Fools for communism.	Trumbo, Christopher	Letter to the Editor	743
Grave injustice: federal laws about burial remains put politics before science.	Vincent, Steven		3743
If the patrons at MacDinton's Irish Pub in Tampa, Florida, don't stop drinking so much, the establishment could go out of business.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	63
In other education news, six teachers in Gwinnett County, Georgia, may have to pay back a total of $30,000 in pay raises.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	58
Lies and Medicare: not necessarily the new.	Walker, Jesse	Brief Article	282
Miracle in Helena: smoking bans and heart attacks.	Sullum, Jacob		386
Only money: campaign finance reform bites supporters in the rear.	Welch, Matt		1298
Outlaw editors: change a lede, go to jail.	Welch, Matt		338
Protectionism in politics and prose.	Gillespie, Nick	Editorial	489
Pumping up: fuming over oil prices.	Doherty, Brian		396
Quote.		Brief Article	37
Regulating radios: broadcast flag at half-mast.	Sanchez, Julian	Brief Article	287
Regulation for dummies.	Shaw, Sandy	Letter to the Editor	612
School officials in Merrillville, Indiana, have banned students from wearing the color pink.		Brief Article	57
Search 'n' sniff: doggie-style fourth amendment.	Sanchez, Julian	Brief Article	274
Source.		Product/Service Evaluation	132
The Florentine Boar, the centerpiece of Great Britain's oldest public park, stood for more than 100 years before it was damaged during World War II.	Oliver, Charles		73
The fun-loving founding father: Gouverneur Morris, the first modern American.	Wilkinson, Will	Book Review	2506
The Turkish Army has started collecting intelligence on those it suspects might try to undermine the government.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	53
Ulysses unbound: why does a book so bad it "defecates on your bed" still have so many admirers?	Cavanaugh, Tim	Critical Essay	2623
Under the radar: political correctness never died.	Young, Cathy		1289
When ads campaign.	Freund, Charles Paul	Brief Article	210
When Hyundai wanted to build a test track in California City, California, the local government seized 700 acres of land under a state law allowing it to condemn land that is "urbanized and blighted," even though the land is mostly pristine desert.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	78