Articles from Reason (November 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'The last gasp of the dinosaurs': publisher and flat-tax Republican Steve Forbes on 1930s-style economic policies, the news industry, and the future of the GOP.	Welch, Matt	Interview	3226
20,000 nations above the sea.	Kuhl, Jackson; Rayner, Ben	Letter to the editor	478
30 years ago in reason.	Sullum, Jacob		154
A broken road reflector ripped a hole in one of the tires on Paul Holden's car, so he filed a claim with the state of Ohio and paid the $25 filing fee.	Oliver, Charles		120
A hard pill to swallow: is the stimulus turning the economy around?	Sullum, Jacob		682
A pirate road movie.	Walker, Jesse		161
A police officer in Haverford Township, Pennsylvania, put some fear into seven youngsters selling lemonade.	Oliver, Charles		79
After Hollywood, Florida, police officer Joel Francisco rear-ended Alexandra Torrensvilas's car at an intersection, he radioed for backup.	Oliver, Charles		65
After the bomb, the museum.	Flanigen, Bill		157
Anatomy of a child pornographer.	DeMarzo, Brian	Letter to the editor	133
Are property rights enough? Should libertarians care about cultural values? A reason debate.			6353
Battlestar philosophica.	Suderman, Peter		155
British officials say they will provide data collected by their planned national ID cards to tax authorities.	Oliver, Charles		47
Camera cash: traffic light surveillance.	Flanigen, Bill		209
Comics for Freedom Lovers.			247
Commie art.	Welch, Matt		156
Cuba's Craigslist: Online black markets.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine		212
Driven crazy.	Balaker, Ted	Interview	699
Fading print: how we will survive without newspapers.	Beato, Greg		1384
Fed up: the political movement to curtail the Federal Reserve goes from fringe to mainstream.	Doherty, Brian		4300
Hollywood comrades: why the Soviets were such lovable movie villains.	Cavanaugh, Tim		1095
Iranian rebellion grows on the web.	Flanigen, Bill		361
Law enforcement officers across Massachusetts regularly use the state criminal records system to snoop on celebrities, according to a state audit.	Oliver, Charles		37
Layoff blues: job retraining failure.	Doherty, Brian		261
Lights out.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine		237
Mobile democracy: cell phones vs. jail cells.	Balko, Radley		275
New Zealand officials made a small error in their response to an elderly Indian man's immigration application.	Oliver, Charles		56
Peace with poppies: opium in Afghanistan.	Sullum, Jacob		304
Quotes.			157
Reason is pleased to welcome a new producer.			16
Reason sends our condolences to the family of the economist Rose Friedman, who died in August.			40
Starship salvation: Icelandic currency in space.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine		352
Target: Google: antitrust run amok.	Suderman, Peter		229
TARP payback: pay czar in action.	Doherty, Brian		261
The British government has told communications companies to keep track of all Internet contacts anyone makes-including email messages, website visits, and use of social networking sites--and organize them in case law enforcement agencies need the information.	Oliver, Charles		55
The cold war never ended: twenty years later, historians still can't figure out why the West won.	Moynihan, Michael C.		3406
The myth of the multiplier: why the stimulus package hasn't reduced unemployment.	de Rugy, Veronique		1289
The peril of palatability: a former FDA chief sounds the alarm about dangerously delicious food.	Sullum, Jacob		1415
The Swedish government has barred a family from giving their new daughter the middle name Michael, in honor of Michael Jackson.	Oliver, Charles		31
The unknown war: the defeat of communism 20 years ago was the most liberating moment in history. So why don't we talk about it more?	Welch, Matt	Cover story	1315
The way to Sesame Street: the politics of children's television.	Walker, Jesse		1085
Tom Paine, drawn.	Mangu-Ward, Katherine		164
Trailer failure: more FEMA follies.	Balko, Radley		271
Tyranny of the minority: James MacGregor Burns' biased and cartoonish new history of the Supreme Court.	Root, Damon W.		1040
Viva Viagra no more: mommy, what's E.D.?	Bailey, Ronald		236
Weighty arguments: insuring our waistlines.	Suderman, Peter		252