Articles from Washington Monthly (June 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A few more terrorist scares and we'll get the hang of it.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	98
And a posthumous economic Nobel for Herbert Hoover.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	72
Brain Brew: how coffee fueled Voltaire's Candide, Newton's theory of gravity, and Juan Valdez's modern woes.	Koerner, Brendan I.	Book Review	1861
But I saw Marg Helgenberger do that.	Peters, Charles		59
CEOs for socialized medicine.	Peters, Charles		244
Crude awakening: the best hope for meeting growing world demand for oil, say experts, is to tap Saudi Arabia's reserves. A Bush advisor on energy says those reserves don't exist.	Drum, Kevin		4397
Even Barney has his own cabin.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	77
Fatale silence.	Zimon, Jill Miller	Letter to the Editor	243
Gates, Schmates: Robert Noyce invented the integrated circuit. Then he invented the culture of Silicon Valley.	Burnett, Robert	Book Review	1449
I could give you my number, but then I'd have to kill you.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	62
Jargon watch: Harry Potter syndrome.			254
Justice belied.	Peters, Charles	Book Review	122
Little Tom DeLays waiting to get out.			355
Military family.	Connell, Daniel	Letter to the Editor	256
Out to sea: yes, offshore banking is an outrage. No, it's not a metaphor for capitalism.	Frank, T.A.	Book Review	1157
Power failure?	Lieven, Anatol	Letter to the Editor	653
Solved! It covers everyone. It cuts costs. It can get through Congress. Why Universal Healthcare Vouchers is the next big idea.	Fuchs, Victor R.		4437
Starting over.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	103
Table manners: how food choices helped shape culture and politics in nascent America.	Bjerga, Alan	Book Review	1122
Tax the rich.	Peters, Charles		174
The case for new agencies.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	204
The good evangelist.	Peters, Charles		140
The invention militia: amateur engineers are asking what they can do for the Pentagon.	Ackerman, Spencer		1162
The meritocratic myth.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	78
The monopoly factory: want to fix the economy? Start by fixing the Patent Office.	Roth, Zachary		6019
The Washington Monthly's monthly journalism award.			233
They did indict a ham sandwich.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	57
Unquiet American: tough, idealistic, motivated by profit, Dale Stoffel had all the attributes the Bush administration thought would set Iraq right. The mysterious murder of this whistle-blowing contractor exemplifies all that went wrong.	Roston, Aram	Cover Story	6574
What John Bolton got right.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	130
When Buffett speaks.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	129
When is a railroad like a punching bag?	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	139