Articles from Reason (October 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
35 years ago in reason.			145
A Melissa, Texas, cop pulled Mark Robinson over for failing to use his turn signal.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	57
Anne Hartridge and Matt George take environmentalism seriously.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	67
Burn the "speculators"! Why are airlines sounding the alarm against one of their favorite activities?	Mangu-Ward, Katherine		700
Buying low: the green real estate boom.	Bailey, Ronald	Brief article	288
Campaign burdens: rich man, poor incumbent.	Sullum, Jacob		315
Cheaters prosper: corruption on the Nile.	Riggs, Mike	Brief article	271
Classical Gasbags.	Kloepper, Dave	Letter to the editor	194
Corrections.		Correction notice	139
Cory Maye: off death row, but still fighting for justice.	Balko, Radley		394
Defaming Milton Friedman: Naomi Klein's disastrous yet popular polemic against the great free market economist.	Norberg, Johan	Critical essay	3202
Dems for vouchers: school choice surprise.	Snell, Lisa	Brief article	313
Don't drink the water: the politics of rain.	Balko, Radley		350
Fake speed bumps: pound foolish in Philly.	Riggs, Mike	Brief article	216
Fresh From the Farm.	Kopczak, J.	Letter to the editor	225
Generation F.	Gillespie, Nick	Interview	661
Get in line! Will Americans have to prove their right to work via an error-plagued database?	Howley, Kerry		599
Hear! Hear the pipes are calling.	Jones, Chris; Walker, Jesse	Letter to the editor	139
Illegal editor: immigration restrictions hurt legal residents.	Welch, Matt		1297
Keep it clean: Supreme Court laundry.	Weigel, David		376
Man's best friend forever: cloning dogs for love and profit.	Beato, Greg	Column	1381
Marnina Norys was trying to board a plane at Canada's Kelowna Airport when security guards noticed her necklace, which had a 1.75-inch silver replica of a Colt .45 on it.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	84
More than 100 Northern Ireland pubs, about 7 percent of the total, have closed since the government banned smoking in them a little more than a year ago.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	62
Obama's wars: liberal interventionism makes a comeback.	Weigel, David	Column	1340
Pakistani pork: military budget bungle.	Howley, Kerry	Brief article	256
Police in Rock Hill, South Carolina, arrested seven people at two different high school graduations for disorderly conduct.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	40
Police in Yorkshire, England, have ordered pubs to ban customers wearing hats from their premises.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	26
Quotes.			178
Riding roughshod: where not to drive.	Moore, Adrian	Brief article	225
Screening the military.		Brief article	252
The Birth of the Nuppie.	Donatelli, Joe	Letter to the editor	227
The cunning linguist: George Carlin's literary genius.	Beckerman, Marty		726
The good news is that the police arrived very quickly when Max Foster of Coleford, England, called to report that three youths were riding his moped late one night.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	75
The Great Recycler: the late Bruce Conner made lasting art out of junk.	Walker, Jesse		744
The one-man wall: how a single Arizona legislator's obsession has changed immigration policy for the worse.	Howley, Kerry		5806
The rational environmentalist: Bjorn Lomborg on the priorities that should come before global warming.	Bailey, Ronald	Interview	4207
The War on Renters.	Christopherson, Sarah	Letter to the editor	215
Three-parent families: genetics trump politics.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine	Brief article	206
Uncle Satchmo?	Freund, Charles Paul	Brief article	246
What part of legal immigration don't you understand?	Flynn, Mike; Dalmia, Shikha	Brief article	48
When free love died: why the sexual revolution plays only in reruns.	Cavanaugh, Tim		1044
When Victor Abrahams decided to sell his car, he did what a lot of people do: He stuck a "For Sale" sign in the window.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	63
Who killed real ID? An unlikely coalition wins a post-9/11 victory for civil liberties.	Weigel, David		3907
Why opting out is no "third way": the perplexing banality of "libertarian paternalism".	Wilkinson, Will	Critical essay	2405
Would President McCain obey the law? Parsing the candidate's straight talk on wiretapping Americans.	Sullum, Jacob	Column	632
Zoning toward oblivion: how the Supreme Court's decision in Euclid v. Ambler shaped modern America.	Root, Damon W.	Critical essay	1937