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Articles in Sept 26, 1986, issue of National Review

• Memo to Benno: lay off the Lit
• An unequal struggle
• Dateline Toronto: the complete "Toronto Star" dispatches
• Are PACs good for you?
• PEN fiasco
• Tonight's forecast: sky not falling
  by Walter Olson
• Ransom
  by Terry Teachout
• What if he wins
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Going private
  by John J. McLaughlin
• What his belly can
• The politicization of AIDS
  by D. Keith Mano
• The true believer
• Marne-La-Vallee
• Anti-Americanism book by Stephen Haseler
  by Chilton Williamson
• Reflections on Marcos
• 1988 Ad
  by Fred Mann
• Edith Stein: a biography
  by Thomas P. McDonnell
• Wallace's last message
• The outside story: how Democrats and Republicans re-elected Reagan
  by Victor Gold
• Safer is richer
• Taking them on
• Illegal immigration and the colonization of the American labor market
  by Chilton Williamson, Jr.
• Moscow's Libyan tool
  by Brian Crozier
• Life and fate
  by Nicol, Charles
• Approach the Russians
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Contra-indicated
• Bombs, not books
  by Michael Fumento
• Twins semi-fraternal
• Interview with James Webb
  by D. Keith Mano
• Containment for real
• The anxieties of the ruling class
  by Max Singer
• Free trade: the necessary foundation for world peace
  by Chilton Williamson
• Courts, presidents, and precedents
• In troubled waters
  by Brian Crozier
• Rome; an Eiffel tower
• The Cosby Show
  by Terry Teachout
• 1988 Ad
  by John J. McLaughlin
• The divine Ortega
• Compliance and defiance
• The right to life and the restoration of the American republic
  by Lewis E. Lehrman
• The State Department v. the freedom-fighters
  by Eugene Tarne
• Babe Ruth and more
  by Nika Hazelton
• Rommel and the rebel
  by J.O. Tate
• Apres tout, le deluge
  by Nika Hazelton
• The porn report: how to evaluate it
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Harvard at 350
• Intractable
• The Baroody bunch
  by Todd Lencz
• Battle for the law schools
  by Charles Bork
• Ran
  by John Simon
• Repeal 22?
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• South Africa: okay, now what?
• Remember Wayne Dick
• Supply-side squabbles
  by David Brooks
• Mexican-Americans in comparative perspective
  by Samuel T. Francis
• Less than one
  by John Simon
• Conversations with Isaac Bashevis Singer
  by Thomas P. McDonnell
• Dear Bob, you should stand alone
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Privateer?
• Michigan's Cool Hand Luke
  by S.J. Masty
• John Paul II and the battle for Vatican II; report from the Synod
  by Joseph Sobran
• Mandatory retirement
• Hostagegate?
• Fowler play
  by Henry Klingeman
• Bilbao; the rhythm of terrorism
• Extraordinary lives: the art and craft of American biography
  by Jeffrey Meyers
• Saved from the brink
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Bishop in the doghouse
  by Joseph Sobran
• The correspondence of Flannery O'Connor and the Brainard Cheneys
  by Loxley F. Nichols
• Who's to blame?
• Boesky tailwinds
  by John J. McLaughlin
• Manchester
• We Irish: essays on Irish literature and society
  by Thomas P. McDonnell
• Philip Larkin, RIP
• Post-Synod elation
  by Michael Novak
• The official story
  by John Simon
• O'er ramparts we watch
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Some lame duck
• Response to terrorism
  by Brian Crozier
• State of the Union: playing chicken