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Articles from Reason (December 1, 2006)

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Title Author Type Words
35 years ago in reason. 174
A healthy dose of anarchy: after Katrina, nontraditional, decentralized relief steps in where big government and big charity failed. Ilel, Neille 4470
Antitrust bust. Taylor, Jeff A. 54
Apocalypse's eternal return: hipster guru predicts: capitalism will destroy the world! Doherty, Brian 1820
Art Deco at Ground Zero: five years after 9/11, how about a design actual human beings might like? Seavey, Todd 1599
Big easy choice: schools in New Orleans. Snell, Lisa 258
Bikini rights. Taylor, Jeff A. 34
Blog mania. Taylor, Jeff A. 26
Britain's Royal Mail is refusing to deliver anything to a small community on the Ardmore peninsula in Scotland. Oliver, Charles 65
Casual sex, Sunni style: "visit" marriages. Cavanaugh, Tim 371
Cheer equity. Taylor, Jeff A. 40
Cory Maye, the subject of Radley Balko's investigative report "The Case of Cory Maye" (October), is no longer condemned to die. 88
Depressed markets? Happiness and free trade. Wilkinson, Will 241
Fried messages: your brain on anti-drug ads. Sullum, Jacob 209
Google wall. Taylor, Jeff A. 51
Happy 40th birthday, Star Trek. Coppock, Sam Letter to the editor 260
Hidden wages. Mangu-Ward, Katherine 203
Hollow army. Walker, Jesse 194
How 'big nutrition' destroys your will to fatness: awash in healthy choices, starving brains seek sugary relief. Beato, Greg 653
Immigration now, immigration tomorrow, immigration forever. Porter, Tom Letter to the editor 966
In Melbourne, Florida, Jack Garrison received a notice of almost $1,400 in fines on charges ranging from a barking dog to a squirrel at large. Oliver, Charles 63
Insurgent Republicans: the Club for Growth wants to create a free market GOP, whether the party likes it or not. Weigel, David 1269
John Dean's weak conscience: an apostate Republican fails to explain today's GOP. Gillespie, Nick 733
March of the moles: surveilling Americans. Cavanaugh, Tim 238
Medi-snail. Taylor, Jeff A. 32
More than 20,000 Ann Arbor, Michigan, residents received a telephone call around midnight alerting them that a man with Alzheimer's disease had wandered off. Oliver, Charles 60
Nanny nation. Taylor, Jeff A. 38
Narc of the matinee. Hawley, Kerry Interview 471
New York Judge William P. Polito has denied a request from transsexual Sarah Rockefeller to change his name to Evan, saying Rockefeller must provide medical evidence first that he is suffering from "gender identity disorder.". Oliver, Charles Brief article 51
Organic panic: border closing chokes farms. Mangu-Ward, Katherine 178
Pamela Goodson returned home to find that a Buncombe County, North Carolina, police officer had shot her St. Bernard. Oliver, Charles 67
Parent trap: are false abuse charges a common tactic in child custody battles? Young, Cathy 1340
Quotes. 206
Registration required: you too can be a sex offender. Howley, Kerry 315
RFID fear. Taylor, Jeff A. 43
South Park libertarians: Trey Parker and Matt Stone on liberals, conservatives, censorship, and religion. Walker, Jesse Interview 4440
Sperm shortage. Taylor, Jeff A. 27
The budget-cutters who couldn't stop spending: the Republican Study Committee, one of the biggest groups in Congress, was created to rein in big spenders. So why can't it deliver? Pfeiffer, Eric 4619
The city council of Escondido, California, has voted to begin drafting a law prohibiting landlords from renting property to anyone who can't prove U.S. citizenship. Oliver, Charles 55
The Grand Old Party's over. Gillespie, Nick 467
Throwing the bums out: how a small-town businessman sparked an anti-incumbency movement in Pennsylvania--and what it means for national politics. Toeplitz, Shira 3118
Tom's last cigarette: toons go cold turkey. Sullum, Jacob 191
Tracking wild pork: Stevens spending snafu. Mangu-Ward, Katherine 276
Truck bomb. Taylor, Jeff A. 27
Visit Nokhchii. Taylor, Jeff A. 31
Wal-Drugs. Taylor, Jeff A. 26
Western Union officials say government guidelines have forced them to delay or block money transfers simply because the recipients have names common among Muslims, such as Muhammad. Oliver, Charles 48
When a jury in Hawaii announced it had acquitted Junior Stowers of abusing his son, he raised his hand and said "Thank you, Jesus!". Oliver, Charles 49
When piracy becomes promotion; how unauthorized copying made Japanese animation profitable in the United States. Jenkins, Henry 983
Who deserves the libertarian vote? reason asks Democrats, Republicans, and Libertarians why supporters of "Free Minds and Free Markets" should vote for their candidates. Weigel, David Interview 4047
Wonder-working power: the roots and the reach of the religious right. McCarthy, Daniel 2830
Zero sense: Draconian school policies. Doherty, Brian 202

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