Articles from Reason (July 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
20,000 nations above the sea: is floating the last, best hope for liberty?	Doherty, Brian		4579
30 years ago in reason.		Brief article	143
A foreign policy they can't refuse.	Stooksbury, Clark	Brief article	159
A scary thing indeed.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine	Brief article	224
Anatomy of a child pornographer: what happens when adults catch teenagers "sexting" photos of each other? The death of common sense.	Rommelmann, Nancy		4602
Bogus bodega busts: corrupt Philadelphia cops.	Balko, Radley		320
Bush-era porn prosecution ends in guilty plea.	Sullum, Jacob		400
Corrections.		Correction notice	13
DEA tax collectors: medical marijuana raids.	Sullum, Jacob	Brief article	309
Death of a dystopian: the life and legacy of J.G. Ballard.	McNeil, Joanne	Obituary	1411
Dickens is back. Watch your wallet. If you want to understand the economy, don't turn to the author of Oliver Twist for answers.	Cavanaugh, Tim		1010
Downsize me.	Sullum, Jacob	Brief article	164
Drug control begets gun control: the violence in Mexico is caused by prohibition, not firearms.	Sullum, Jacob		674
Drug decriminalization in Portugal.	Gillespie, Nick	Interview	620
Freeing Harvard.		List	224
Frisco freak-out: public art, public nuisance?	Doherty, Brian	Brief article	278
In New Zealand, Steve Wyn-Harris rented a wall-less tent for the 50th Jubilee of Central Hawke's Bay College.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	33
In Seminole County, Florida, Judge Ralph Erikkson tossed a man in jail because he did not like the fellow's lawyer.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	51
Janitor Jesus Barajas saved for 30 years to build his dream house on a piece of property he owns in Seattle.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	85
Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a bill that would expand the state's child pornography laws to cover material featuring people older than 60 and the disabled--even if they are mentally competent.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	54
Mike and Cathy Grosse were shopping when they got the call from the Hamilton, Ohio, fire department.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	37
Militia member memo: paranoia in Missouri.	Doherty, Brian		335
Neighborhood watch: private policing in Chicago.	Winkler, Jeff	Brief article	246
Paying the pirate's price: do the economics of piracy demand the privatization of the sea?	de Rugy, Veronique		1311
Quotes.			153
Roquefort revolution: trade policy folly.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine	Brief article	279
Ryan Moats, a running back for the Houston Texans, rushed to the hospital with his family when he heard his mother-in-law was dying.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	128
Stimulating ourselves to death.	Tullock, Gordon	Letter to the editor	369
Stripping away free expression: a Pennsylvania town tries--and fails--to ban a form of exercise.	Macomber, Shawn		1087
Sympathy for the investment banker: who killed Bear Stearns? After all, it was you and me.	Cavanaugh, Tim	Book review	2313
The British government has unveiled plans to track every person who leaves the United Kingdom, even for just one day.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	43
The graduates: charter school success.	Snell, Lisa	Brief article	174
The joys of brain scrubbing: the advantages of memory deletion in a collectively omniscient world.	Beato, Greg	Column	1277
The Liberaltarian Jackalope.	Erickson, Tiernan	Letter to the editor	212
The prehistory of porn presecution: how "Licentious Gotham" gave rise to today's obscenity laws.	Gillespie, Nick	Book review	951
The southern lifestyle will rise again.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine	Periodical review	159
The unrepentant D.A.: prosecutorial error in Santa Clara.	Balko, Radley	Brief article	286
Transparency failure: national security or secure lobbying?	Mangu-Ward, Katherine	Brief article	247
Turning Japanese: Japan's post-bubble policies produced a "lost decade." So why is President Obama emulating them?	Randazzo, Anthony; Flynn, Michael; Summers, Adam B.		4354
Twitter teamwork: Fargo flood friends.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine	Brief article	294
Washington state banned the sale of dishwashing detergents containing more than 0.5 percent phosphates; the prohibition will go statewide next year, but it initially took effect in Spokane County.	Oliver, Charles	Brief article	61
We often dream of trains.	Cavanaugh, Tim	Book review	138
Why Long Beach isn't Detroit: how Southern California survived the collapse of aircraft manufacturing without a bailout.	Welch, Matt		1305