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Articles in Nov 7, 1994, issue of National Review

• Foreign policy, stupid - underlying weaknesses of Bill Clinton's strategies in Haiti, North Korea and other areas - Editorial
• The silver foot kicks back - Texas gubernatorial race between Democrat Ann Richards and a strong Republican challenger, George W. Bush; includes other state races
  by William Murchison
• Steady Teddy: with a dashing opponent closing in and an unpopular President weighing him down, liberal icon Ted Kennedy may be shown the door after three decades in the Senate - Cover Story
  by Dave Brudnoy
• Hype overdose: why does the press automatically accept reports of heroin overdoses, no matter how thin the evidence?
  by Stanton Peele
• A Nation Under Lawyers: How the Crisis in the Legal Profession Is Transforming American Society
  by Lino Graglia
• "Van Doren" and "Redford." - what is wrong with director Robert Redford's film 'Quiz Show' about Columbia Univ professor Charles Van Doren and the TV game show scandal of the 1950s
  by Jeffrey Hart
• A confederacy of cons - critique of different kinds of conservatives who pretend to represent conservatism - Column
  by Florence King
• Fiat lux - political desperation in Gov Mario Cuomo's proposal for New York State to run the Long Island Lighting Co. and reduce voters' electric costs - Editorial
• There they go again - challenges facing Republicans in Congress attempting to change tax policies that discourage economic growth
  by Lawrence A. Kudlow
• Godfather of the immigration mess - Edward Kennedy's immigration policies during his tenure in the U.S. Senate
  by Dan Stein
• Same difference: the struggle against fundamentalist Islam has revived the divisions of the Cold War - differences between liberal and conservative reactions to Islamic fundamentalism - The Islamic Threat: Part 1
  by Daniel Pipes
• Franco: A Biography. - book reviews
  by Brian Crozier
• Vital records - Cy Twombly, Museum of Modern Art, New York, New York
  by James Gardner
• Thermidor in the sexual revolution? - sex survey by Edward Laumann and the National Opinion Research Center shows the errors of Alfred Kinsey's famous 1948 study that exaggerated irresponsible heterosexual and statistically high homosexual behavior - Edit
• The right medicine - Pennsylvania congressional race between Democrat Harris Wofford and Rick Santorum
  by Paul Kengor
• Fax populi: armed with computers and fax machines, grass-roots organizations are shaking up the liberal establishment
  by Rich Lowry
• Tourists and terrorists - how terrorist acts by Islamic fundamentalists have reduced tourism in Egypt
  by John R. Thomson
• Prozac Nation: A Memoir. - book reviews
  by David Klinghoffer
• Putting on the Ritz - anecdotal stories about Ernest Hemingway and the various Paris, France bars which he made famous during World War II, including the Hotel Ritz bar that he claims he liberated from the Germans
  by Taki Theodoracopulos
• Persons unknown - immorality of government policy to fund embryo research - Editorial
• Home thoughts - former California Republican gubernatorial candidate Ron K. Unz's support for current immigration levels - Editorial
• Lucky stiff - preservation of Vladimir I. Lenin's embalmed corpse
  by Adam Tanner
• Cheap truckin': the deregulation of intrastate trucking will save shippers - and consumers - a bundle
  by Jonathan Marshall
• Mullah moola: the U.S. is trying to maintain a firm policy toward Iran, but European loans and trade are undermining it - The Islamic Threat: Part 2
  by Peter W. Rodman
• Only You. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Guns, Crime, and Freedom. - book reviews
  by Jacob Sullum
• Middle-class blues - Census Bureau report on 1992-93 decline in middle class income - Editorial
• Go forth, Abraham - Michigan Republican gubernatorial candidate Spencer Abraham
  by Daniel D. Polsby
• Crash course: Social Security is crashing faster than you think
  by John Attarian
• Value added: immigrants are a net benefit to the nation and a natural Republican constituency - if the party doesn't blow it
  by Ron Unz
• Race and Culture: A World View. - book reviews
  by Jacob Cohen
• The Shawshank Redemption. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• The Intellectuals and the Masses: Pride and Prejudice Among the Literary Intelligentsia, 1880-1939. - book reviews
  by Nick Gillespie