Articles from Reason (February 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
25 years ago in reason.			153
A chilling tale of global warming.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine		217
A court found Pitchfork Records owner Michael Cohen not guilty of selling a bootleg CD, but he still can't get around 600 CDs seized by police back.	Oliver, Charles		79
After the Damascus spring: Syrians search for freedom online.	Taylor, Guy		3943
Also in Great Britain, government officials say hospitals are too efficient.	Oliver, Charles		47
Antisocial studies: civil rights in Britain.	Howley, Kerry		263
Attack Ads Are Good for You!	Nevish, Brian E.	Letter to the editor	310
Correction.		Correction notice	41
Death clock: secondhand smoke hype.	Sullum, Jacob		308
Divided we stand: what to expect from the long-awaited, much-anticipated return of gridlock.		Cover story	3263
In Saudi Arabia, the provincial government of Makkah has banned the sale of cats and dogs.	Oliver, Charles		44
In search of the average American.	Howley, Kerry	Interview	642
Lay Off the Fatties.	Oliver, J. Eric	Letter to the editor	323
Merchtem, Belgium, has banned the use of French in schools.	Oliver, Charles		41
Muddy rules: when can you curse on TV.	Walker, Jesse		245
No pictures, please: speed camera vigilantes.	Weigel, David		239
Our right to death: how medical breakthroughs challenge easy answers about suicide.	Sirius, R.U.		2007
Peace on the border: why anti-immigration conservatives fell flat in 2006.	Weigel, David		1262
Police in Treovis, England, have warned Gordon MacKillop that he could be charged under the Protection From Harassment Act.	Oliver, Charles		64
Pot clubs in peril: are San Francisco zoning boards a bigger threat to medical marijuana than the DEA?	Beato, Greg		5191
Quotations from Chairman Milton: more than three decades of wisdom from the late champion of liberty, culled from the pages of reason.	Doherty, Brian		2824
Quotes.			227
Realism, indignation, and American foreign policy: a radical and a neoconservative change their political stripes.	Young, Michael		2734
Scottish police investigated and a prosecutor cautioned soccer player Artur Boruc for allegedly making the sign of the cross during a game between the Celtics, Boruc's team, and the Rangers.	Oliver, Charles		40
Security guards at the U.S. Air Force Academy's Air Academy High School handcuffed and detained three cheerleaders before a football game.	Oliver, Charles		54
Shaq attack: SWAT teams with star power.	Balko, Radley		365
Sim pickings: real taxes on virtual worlds.	Walker, Jesse		292
Smile, you're on the telescreen: universal surveillance meets universal exhibitionism.	Beato, Greg		668
Snap, crackle, poison? G.M. rice scare.	Bailey, Ronald		271
Supersized drivers: does fat cause global warming?	Bailey, Ronald		161
Tax man of steel: dumping on anti-dumping duties.	Doherty, Brian		269
The fan fiction phenomena: what Faust, Hamlet, and Xena the Warrior Princess have in common.	Young, Cathy		1326
The Kyoto poll: sanitation beats warming.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine		198
The National Mall goes kitsch: America's cluttered backyard shows just how hard it is for Congress to say "no.".	Balko, Radley		769
The politics of pants: it was consumers, not marketers, that made jeans a symbol of youthful revolt.	Freund, Charles Paul		1042
Three NYPD officers have pleaded not guilty to breaking into a Brooklyn massage parlor, ripping out a surveillance camera, and stealing a videotape.	Oliver, Charles		89
Universal v. universal: copyrights and viral marketing.	Balko, Radley		236
We the living dead: the convoluted politics of zombie cinema.	Cavanaugh, Tim		3161
Welcome to Niche Nation.	Hilst, Randy	Letter to the editor	187
Where taxes are quickest.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine		113