Articles from Washington Monthly (April 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Bragging writes: how presidential candidates try to impress reporters with their reading lists.	Kendall, Brent		2007
Castro's casting couch: in Hollywood's love affair with Fidel, who's using whom?	Cave, Damien		2740
Coming next year, a campaign to canonize Yoda. (Tidbits & Outrages).		Brief Article	40
Count down. (Letters).	Parker, Paul S.	Letter to the Editor	171
Dick Gephardt in 2004 ST. Louis, Mo.	Waldman, Steve		556
Did the chief hire a lucky P.I. to find out if brothels charge door fees? (Tidbits & Outrages).		Brief Article	70
Falls of justice: what happens when a biographer attacks his subject--and gets his facts wrong?	Lane, Charles	Book Review	2948
Flash flood. (Letters).		Letter to the Editor	972
Homeland Security is for girls: when it comes to worrying about terrorism, men are from Mars and women are from Venus.	Franke-Ruta, Garance		1942
No more French kissing, either. (Tidbits & Outrages).		Brief Article	65
Pink pander.	Malanowski, Jamie	Book Review	1181
Plane threat: terrorists have never shot down an American passenger jet with surface-to-air missiles. But only a matter of time.	Ho, Soyoung		2290
Post-Ghetto fabulous: coming to grips with black women's success.	Dickerson, Debra J.	Book Review	1543
Practice to deceive: chaos in the Middle East isn't the Bush-hawks' nigthmare scenario--it's their plan. (Cover Story).	Marshall, Joshua Micah		4632
Radio daze. (Letters).		Letter to the Editor	277
Rank prejudice.	Knisely, Robert	Book Review	879
Rebels with applause: how stand-up political comedy stopped being subversive.	Cooper, Matthew	Book Review	2009
Red scare: fifty years after his death, Stalin's crimes are still morally shocking--and politically vexing.	Clark, Bruce	Book Review	2748
Remission of Gin: what 18th-century London can teach us about fighting vice.	Peters, Justin	Book Review	1051
Revolutionary war.	Carter, Phillip	Book Review	1000
Rising sons.	Stephenson, Wen	Book Review	1194
Separation anxiety. (Tidbits & Outrages).		Brief Article	31
The health of nations: instead of forcing seniors into HMOs, how about forcing them to exercise?	Longman, Phillip J.		5706
The Washington Monthly's Monthly Journalism Award: Adam Clymer.			115
Tilting at windmills.	Peters, Charles		3383
Was it the ghost of the late budget surplus? (Tidbits & Outrages).		Brief Article	44
Who's who.	Threadgill, Susan		740