Articles from Washington Monthly (March 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
7 mistakes superheroines make: why the latest action-babe flicks flopped.	Larson, Christina		1098
A high-price to pay for a cheap waffle-maker.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	167
Also it's cheap.	Peters, Charles		120
And we're really cutting costs on this one.	Peters, Charles		25
Battered women: female boxing is brutal and hopeless.	Wallace-Wells, Benjamin		2090
Blue-state Republicans?	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	93
Clearing the air.	Roberts, Keith	Letter to the Editor	142
Correction.		Correction Notice	49
Exactly the qualities we're looking for!	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	56
Family values.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	253
Good counsel.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	50
I'm sorry, did you say anything?	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	108
Ignorance is bliss? Ken Lay may have been as clueless as his lawyers claim. It shouldn't matter.	Lavelle, Marianne		1894
Intimidate the intimidators.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	134
Is grover over? Norquist's anti-tax jihad stumbles in the states.	Newmyer, A.G., III		2275
It's not that we couldn't use a good translator.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	149
Kevin Begos: "Good Intentions, Harsh Reality".		Brief Article	212
King of the freebies.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	82
Losing faith in Feith.	Peters, Charles		43
Lunatics and dermatologists.	Peters, Charles		133
Micro-profile: the state department official who teaches big-money donors how to be ambassadors.	Peters, Justin	Interview	362
Name games: Microsoft by any other name would sell as well.	Malanowski, Jamie	Book Review	1091
Newt-o-meter: democrats used to want a new JFK. Now, they're hunting for the next Newt Gingrich--the politician with a roadmap back to power.		Brief Article	161
Not false church.	Miller, Deborah	Letter to the Editor	197
Novak is an island.	Mills, Robert L.	Letter to the Editor	159
Off track: America's economy is losing its competitive edge, and Washington hasn't noticed.	Wallace-Wells, Benjamin		4614
Pork Chop goes to the Derby.	Peters, Charles		107
Postmodern protests: why modern marches matter only to those who march.	Larson, Christina		1542
Riches to rags: how legendary fraud Charles Ponzi's schemes crumbled.	Koerner, Brendan I.		1918
Righting Kinsey.	Condon, Bill	Letter to the Editor	85
Schweitzer spinning.	Ross, Jeffrey	Letter to the Editor	828
Side effects may include overpayment.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	94
So that's who that jerk was!	Peters, Charles		74
Super exciting book news.			109
That would certainly disrupt the conga line.	Peters, Charles		132
That's a lot of frooty pebbles.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	113
The case for the draft: America can remain the world's superpower. Or it can maintain its current all-volunteer military. It can't do both.	Glastris, Paul	Cover Story	5642
The good fight: how much longer can the religious left remain politically neutral?	Sullivan, Amy	Book Review	2079
The newt republic: Gingrich's ideas were feisty and combative, but ultimately as nihilistic as they were visionary.	Crowley, Michael		1843
The observer; the independent; the guardian.	Schorr, Daniel	Book Review	813
The pussycat that roared.	Peters, Charles		104
The worst job in Washington: they're still answering phones at the Kerry campaign.	Franklin, Daniel		1362
There'll always be other advertisers.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	54
Trust us.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	204
Try holding the cocktail party in a cave.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	261
We'll always have Berkeley.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	129
What's not to like?	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	183
Where credit's due.	Peters, Charles	Brief Article	77