Articles from Washington Monthly (January 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
All things considerate: how NPR makes Tavis Smiley sound like Linda Wertheimer.	Montopoli, Brian		2095
Appointment with destiny.	Gitlin, Todd	Book Review	951
As for the Texas tresses of President George W. Bush, he pays $30 a cut to Washington stylist Zahira Zahir, who also trimmed the locks of George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan. (Who's Who).	Threadgill, Susan	Brief Article	57
At home abroad.	Heilbrunn, Jacob	Book Review	1222
Between being investigated for fraud by U.S. attorneys in New York, and being sued by shareholders seeking millions in lost investment dollars, it's been a bad couple of months for U.S. Technologies CEO Gregory Earls. (Who's Who).	Threadgill, Susan		155
Blue light special. (Tidbits & Outrages).		Brief Article	47
Cell mates. (Letters).	Groopman, Jerome	Letter to the Editor	462
Chewing over trade policy. (Tidbits & Outrages).		Brief Article	46
CNN "Inside Politics" host Judy Woodruff, whose reporting was among the snippiest ("Kerry is already in denial mode"), spends $80 on her golden locks at the Four Seasons Spa Salon on Pennsylvania Ave. (Who's Who).	Threadgill, Susan	Brief Article	130
Correction.			75
Cyber-agitator Matt Drudge set off a minor media frenzy when he reported, incorrectly, that presidential aspirant Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) regularly paid Christophe salon stylist Isabelle Goetz $150 to cut his hair. (Who's Who).	Threadgill, Susan	Brief Article	75
Deep in the heart of darkness: under George W. Bush, the worse of two Texas traditions is shaping America.	Lind, Michael		4350
Empire state building.	Lieven, Anatol	Book Review	981
Fashion sweatshop. (Tidbits & Outrages).		Brief Article	40
Few reporters have noted what is perhaps the most lasting legacy of Sen. Strom Thurmond (D-S.C.), now retired: the unusually large number of family members, former aides, and even neighbors he's managed to appoint to federal judicial offices during the past two decades. (Who's Who).	Threadgill, Susan	Brief Article	214
Geek tragedy.	Malanowski, Jamie	Book Review	1079
Grave concerns.	Brownlee, Shannon	Book Review	972
Hire education.	Kahlenberg, Richard D.	Book Review	1108
Hollywood and whine: why are democrats helping the entertainment industry stamp out new technologies that fuel economic growth?	Koerner, Brendan I.		3793
Hot flash, cold cash: how a once-respected women's group went through the change--with the help of drug industry money.	Mundy, Alicia		3150
Kerry is only one of the well-known salons famous customers--Goetz styles Hillary Clinton's stately mane for $150. (Who's Who).	Threadgill, Susan		56
License to kill: how the GOP helped John Allen Muhammad get a sniper rifle.	Kendall, Brent		2563
Long good buy.	Lemann, Nicholas	Book Review	835
Low grade. (Letters).	Morrison, Alan B.		172
Mensch at work: the dilemma of Joe Lieberman.	Scheiber, Noam	Book Review	1911
Most male reporters, it turns out, take a more frugal approach to hair care. (Who's Who).	Threadgill, Susan		141
No good deed. (Letters).	Christie, Andrew		887
Off target: the biggest challenge to the NRA may not come from trial lawyers, but from demographics.	Pomper, Stephen	Book Review	1434
Political poker. (Tidbits & Outrages).		Brief Article	52
Reagan's liberal legacy: what the new literature on the Gipper won't tell you.	Green, Joshua		3521
Remote controlled.	Fritz, Ben		734
Saddam spammed. (Tidbits & Outrages).		Brief Article	30
Tax and fend: Bush's assault on tax fairness is part of an old Republican tradition--but not the only one.	McIntyre, Robert S.	Book Review	2575
The Washington monthly's Monthly Journalism Award.			313
Tilting at windmills: Rummy's doomed reform Saddam the sissy Woodward the protector Broadway's bad review the Jameson's of toxic waste.	Peters, Charles		3290
Vice grip: Dick Cheney is a man of principles. Disastrous principles.	Marshall, Joshua Micah		2090
War party? (Letters).	Zimmer, Donald W.		113
World wide wash.	Thompson, Nicholas	Book Review	980