Articles from Reason (October 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
30 years ago in reason.			190
A British court sentenced Tabrez Khan to prison after he admitted to dealing drugs.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	61
Aiding and indebting.	Bailey, Ronald	Brief Article	133
Aloha cars.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	21
Antonin Scalia, judicial activist: how the conservative justice legislates from the bench.	Young, Cathy		1297
Behind the Jeffersonian Veneer.	Young, Cathy	Letter to the Editor	728
British police have charged an Oxford University student with public disorder for making "homophobic comments" about a police horse.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	67
China has razed thousands of homes, restaurants, and small shops in Beijing to "beautify" the city before it hosts the 2008 Olympics.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	52
Consumer vertigo.	Schwartz, Barry	Letter to the Editor	554
Correction.		Correction Notice	33
Cost benefit.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	31
Creative accounting: taking stock of big ideas.	Bailey, Ronald		343
Denmark has some of the highest income tax levels in the world.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	45
DIY Sci-Fi: science fiction, science fact.	Taylor, Jeff	Brief Article	253
Don't super size me.	Taylor, Jeff A.		25
False advertising.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	30
Fifth columnist.	Sanchez, Julian	Interview	477
Firefighters in Hennef, Germany, reportedly found a car parked alongside a junkyard and used it to practice rescues.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	53
Free spenders.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	38
Full of hot air: a climate alarmist takes on "criminals against humanity".	Baliunas, Sallie	Book Review	3273
Grand theft scapegoat: the ridiculous jihad against video games.	Koffler, Daniel		1022
Honest agents: Narcs on the Web.	Koffler, Daniel	Brief Article	283
How reforms evolve: creationists push "bill of rights".	Cavanaugh, Tim	Brief Article	299
In defense of happy pills: why talk to a shrink if Prozac or Zoloft will do the trick?	Szalavitz, Maia		5305
Millions of Ghandhis: the power of nonviolent revolution.	Walker, Jesse		397
Montana state troopers have been ordered to stop at least one automobile every hour, even if the driver hasn't done anything wrong.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	53
Naked power.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	46
Pansies of New York: bend over for feel-good policing.	Sullum, Jacob		646
Passing gas: energy bill giveaways.	Koffler, Daniel	Brief Article	270
Payback supreme.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	43
People vs. power.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	27
Phantom hits.	Taylor, Jeff A.		49
Police tricks: shame and the sex trade.	Howley, Kerry	Brief Article	298
Porn inspectors: adult industry fights tight rules.	Sanchez, Julian		344
Property and privilege.	Epstein, Richard A.		517
Quotes.			176
Racial blind spots: the affirmative action path not taken.	Hood, John	Book Review	2290
Remains of the DNA: how clones, like the rest of us, justify their own misery.	Godwin, Mike	Book Review	1880
Rethinking the social responsibility of business: a reason debate featuring Milton Friedman, Whole Foods' John Mackey, and Cypress Semiconductor's T.J. Rodgers.		Cover Story	5623
Routing error.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	44
Sex games.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	34
The man who marketed sperm: from eugenicist to entrepreneur.	Howley, Kerry		742
The second Romanian revolution will be televised: the TV show Dallas helped overthrow Ceausescu. Now gangsta rap and pop culture are driving out corrupt post-Soviet thugs.	Welch, Matt		4967
Tough turf.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	47
Vermont received a $24,000 federal grant to put up billboards reminding motorists to buckle their seat belts.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	66
Virtual community, real debate.	Gillespie, Nick		483
War's nightmare landscape.	Gillepie, Nick	Brief Article	207
When soldiers with the Georgia Army National Guard's 48th Brigade Combat Team boarded a charter flight from Savannah to Kuwait, they carried their rifles, shotguns, and pistols.	Oliver, Charles	Brief Article	58
Why the New York Times love eminent domain: elite newspapers and liberal activists embrace the Kelo decision at their long-term peril.	Welch, Matt	Column	1314
Wild Europe.	Taylor, Jeff A.	Brief Article	27