Articles from Washington Monthly (November 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A donut hole filled with drug-industry pork.	Peters, Charles		210
A life of contempt: Ayn Rand's defining characteristic was hatred--for government, other people, and the very concept of human kindness.	O'Donnell, Michael		1736
America's preacher: how Rick Warren made it.	Sullivan, Amy		1978
Back to school.	Reich, Robert B.; Meyer-Knapp, Helena; Wellnut, James	Letter to the editor	370
Big bother: how a million surveillance cameras in London are proving George Orwell wrong.	Malanowski, Jamie		4077
Bottom of the barrel: why the Saudis wish they'd discovered water instead.	Homans, Charles		2568
Checkup, aisle 3.	Peters, Charles		110
First Amendment, Inc.	Peters, Charles		162
Germany's Cassandra: twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Gunter Grass still thinks reunification was a bad idea.	Hockenos, Paul		1663
Glenn Beck's book club: what the far right is reading.	Weigel, David		1313
In good hands.	Peters, Charles		154
Intelligence made to order.	Peters, Charles		140
K Street blues.	Peters, Charles		340
Mission critical.	Saperstein, Guy T.	Letter to the editor	167
Neocons and neolibs: why they differ.	Peters, Charles		282
Nerd nation: the thin line between World of Warcraft and Fantasy Football.	Singal, Jesse		924
Oblivious youth.	Peters, Charles		181
One-term wonder: what Barack Obama can learn from James K. Polk.	Murphy, Tim		1867
Our patented early-warning system.	Glastris, Paul		833
Policy by Obama, execution by Kafka.	Peters, Charles		296
Smokejumpers on the Potomac.	Peters, Charles		86
Terror at zero feet.	Peters, Charles		280
The best of the Washington Monthly.		Cover story	20591
The greediest generation.	Peters, Charles		205
The Ivy obsession.	Peters, Charles		238
The Office of Personnel Management management.	Peters, Charles		88
The revolt against the generals.	Peters, Charles		208
The roots of failure.	Bolick, E. Douglas	Letter to the editor	228
The subprime student loan racket: with help from Washington, the for-profit college industry is loading up millions of low-income students with debt they'll never pay off.	Burd, Stephen		4369
True Lies: the best recent memoir from Republican Washington is a hoax. That should tell you something.	Green, Joshua		1214
What would we ever need brakes for?	Peters, Charles		126
Windmills, revisited: the once and future mission of the Washington Monthly.	Lemann, Nicholas		1560
Yale's New Haven line not selling as well, for some reason.	Peters, Charles		59