Articles from Reason (August 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
30 years ago in reason.			152
A nation on the dole.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine		169
Ahzar Zaidi of Roswell, Georgia, faces up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine for having too many cars.	Oliver, Charles		60
An epidemic of meddling.	Sullum, Jacob	Letter to the editor	253
An Indian court has issued an arrest warrant for Richard Gere.	Oliver, Charles		54
An unnamed Indiana man spent 17 months behind bars for stealing a soda.	Oliver, Charles		58
Assault behind bars.	Young, Cathy	Letter to the editor	461
Before you shake your moneymaker in New York City, make sure the bar you're in is licensed for that sort of thing.	Oliver, Charles		46
Driving while armed: the ACLU defends gun rights.	Sullum, Jacob		335
Dying for lifesaving drugs: will desperate patients destroy the pharmaceutical system that produces tomorrow's treatments?	Howley, Kerry		5575
Exporting drug prices.	Pilon, Roger	Letter to the editor	228
Food waste: foreign aid inefficiency.	Sullum, Jacob		318
Free at last: the Innocence Project hits 200.	Balko, Radley		215
From UNIVAC to Google: a computer in every kitchen?	Mangu-Ward, Katherine		960
Georgette Prince was coming out of an Akron, Ohio, convenience store when a man pushed her back into the store, pointed a gun at her, and told her to get on the ground.	Oliver, Charles		116
Getting beyond Roe: why returning abortion to the states is a good idea.	Balko, Radley		2194
Hitler's Handouts: inside the Nazis' welfare state.	Moynihan, Michael C.		1520
In praise of digital disorder.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine	Interview	654
Insecurity complex: myths of job volatility.	Howley, Kerry		276
It took Brian Seaton nine months and cost him 100,000 [pounds sterling] to clear his name after police in Leicestershire, England, charged him with possessing a knife in public without good reason.	Oliver, Charles		77
Jerry Falwell's paradoxical legacy: political victories and cultural failures.	Young, Cathy		1185
Meanwhile, Malaysian authorities banned the weekly TV talk show Sensasi after a guest, actress Rosnah Mat Aris, addressed gossip linking her to a younger man.	Oliver, Charles		44
Muhammad, the founder of Islam, was possessed by a demon.	Oliver, Charles		74
No need for speed: a town re-regulates its roads.	Weigel, David		289
Northern lights out: Canada bans bulbs.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine		245
Our intangible riches: World Bank economist Kirk Hamilton on the planet's real wealth.	Bailey, Ronald	Interview	3117
Policing immigrants: Californians force enforcement.	Doherty, Brian		240
Political BS.			242
Quotes.			194
reason news.			66
Regulate thyself: the FTC doesn't step in.	Howley, Kerry		272
Robert Heinlein at 100: how the science fiction master created the template for our looser, hipper, more pluralist world.	Doherty, Brian		3116
Testing metal: the DOJ targets e-gold.	Doherty, Brian		339
The fetishist next door: the all-American appeal of Bettie Page.	Beato, Greg		756
The folly of Southern hospitality.	Krakoff, Charles	Letter to the editor	289
The limits of anti-Kelo legislation: reformers are trying to outlaw eminent domain abuse. But will the laws they're passing be effective?	Somin, Ilya		2812
The real Bill Richardson: is the presidential contender a libertarian Democrat?	Weigel, David		1235
The right to own a bazooka: and other inalienable rights. (Culture and Reviews).	Bagge, Peter	Cartoon	1767
Tony the nanny: Tony Blair's shameful record on civil liberties.	O'Neill, Brendan		659
Trapped in Gitmo: nowhere to go.	Balko, Radley		330
When coinages clash.	Doherty, Brian		232