| Inside Liberty
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| 4 | Letters |
Readers' riposte.
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Reflections
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We cry with the president, police our potties, stay in debt, save tasty
animals, meet Mike Milhouse Huckabee, manage sustainable infrastructure services,
thank politicians for flashing us, take marching orders fro al Qaeda, bring
Russian nukes out of mothballs, drink with a racist, and
determine we will not say "shall."
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Tiebreaker
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Bruce Ramsey offers a guide to the wonderland of
assignment-by-race in American public schools.
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The Wreckage of Truth
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The quest for truth can leave a lot of devastation behind it. R.W. Bradford
visits the ruins of two failed utopias, one of which died a natural death,
the other of which was murdered.
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Getting Serious About Diversity
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Jonathan Slow reveals the employment practices of a
vitally important university.
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| 32 |
The House of Ninety Keys
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Is safety really our most important business? Bill Merritt
reports from abroad.
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| Reviews |
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Nazi Money
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Could Hitler have won? Bruce Ramsey reassesses a classic
libertarian theory.
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The Continuing Story of the Kennedys
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Jon Harrison demonstrates that just when you thought the controversies
about the Kennedys were settled — they weren't.
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Yuma Redux
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An update of the 1957 film "3:10 to Yuma" receives acclaim from critics, including
Liberty's own Jo Ann Skousen.
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Imagining the Young Jane Austen
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Gary Jason appreciates a biopic about Jane Austen's coming-of-age.
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A Bitch, a Witch, and Two Men in Dresses
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Michelle Pfeiffer returned to the screen in 2007, for not just one film
but two. Jo Ann Skousen takes in both.
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| 41 | Notes on
Contributors | E pluribus Liberty. |
| 54 | Terra
Incognita | Something stupid this way comes. |
