Articles from Reason (August 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Technology is at the center'.	Kornhaber, Andrew	Letter to the editor	280
35 years ago in reason.		Quotation	171
Absolute immunity: sue your D.A.!	Balko, Radley	Brief article	307
An alliance for freedom? Republican strategist Grover Norquist insists the Leave Us Alone Coalition is alive and well.	Gillespie, Nick	Interview	4633
Bluff City bluster: tickets for terror.	Balko, Radley	Brief article	195
Carbon-based prohibition: if some environmentalists have their way, simple math suggests life as we know it will end.	Seitz, Russell		684
Collateral damage: drug informant outrage.	Balko, Radley	Brief article	299
Conservatives against empire: The forgotten tradition of the antiwar right.	Antle, W. James, III	Book review	2278
Course correction: classroom interference.	Howley, Kerry	Brief article	187
Crying wolf: are we all fascists now?	Moynihan, Michael C.	Book review	3654
Daphne Beasley, principal of Hollis F. Price Middle College High School in Memphis, Tennessee, doesn't like public displays of affection.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	63
Dorothy Simpson suffers from an irregular heartbeat that gives her an increased chance of heart failure and stroke.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	62
Earning their keep: a new breed of urban Catholic high school asks disadvantaged kids to work for their tuition.	Vanderkam, Laura		3437
Federal air marshals say some of their members have been harassed at airports, even kept from boarding planes they are scheduled to guard, because their names match those on the federal no-fly list.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	45
Feds in the fishbowl: whatever floats your boat.	Bailey, Ronald	Brief article	299
First amendment lite: how the feds police liquor-related thought crime.	Beato, Greg		1358
Francesca Coppa on the vidding underground.	Walker, Jesse	Interview	4115
Free ride.	Undis, David F.	Letter to the editor	188
Getting his goat: religious freedom in Texas.	Sullum, Jacob	Brief article	259
Hope floats.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine	Brief article	219
In 1992, when Lino Nakwa was 12, he was kidnapped by the Sudanese People's Liberation Army and held captive for about a month.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	57
In the raw: contraband milk.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine	Brief article	170
Information, please.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine	Brief article	148
Laura Todd has died several times during the last eight years.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	63
Look who's coming in third! With Bob Barr's nomination, the Libertarian Party is threatening to achieve historical relevance.	Weigel, David		1347
Million-dollar B.A.? Bucks for baccalaureates.	Gillespie, Nick	Brief article	251
Nepal's government has authorized soldiers and police to shoot to kill anyone protesting the Olympic flame as it makes its way up Mount Everest.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	39
No child left behind: Texas abuses children to prevent abuse.	Sullum, Jacob		687
Obscenely prosecuted.	Gillespie, Nick	Interview	640
Please plea me: false confessions.	Balko, Radley		418
Quotes.		Quotation	162
Rough gravel.		Interview	243
Serve the (old) people.	Sullum, Arnold; Thornton, Paul	Letter to the editor	436
Soda soldiers: drinking age debate.	Sullum, Jacob	Brief article	241
Taco turmoil: food truck fight.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine	Brief article	202
The (diminishing) return of Pandering: politicians keep doling out giveaways to a public that increasingly doesn't want any.	Cavanaugh, Tim	Essay	1019
The afterlife of American clothes: Haitian entrepreneurs find value in our castoffs.	McNeil, Joanne		1102
The day the music dies: why your tunes won't play for sure.	Lee, Timothy B.		782
The uses of hyperbole: exaggerated doomsday forecasts are false, regrettable, inevitable, and possibly necessary.	Welch, Matt		1274
What's the matter with Chicago and Seattle and New York and Boston ...? We rank the worst nanny-state cities in America.	Balko, Radley; Dawdy, Philip; Welch, Matt; Thornton, Paul; Walker, Jesse; Harsanyi, David		4973
When Adam Carroll deployed to Iraq as part of the Army's 101st Airborne Division, he asked his father to take care of his two dogs.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	60
When coalitions dissolve.	Shultz, Ken	Letter to the editor	186
Whitewater, Wisconsin, Police Chief James Coan involved at least two detectives and several other city employees--all during working hours--in a quest to find the identity of the pseudonymous John Adams.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	41