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Articles in Oct 2003 issue of Washington Monthly

• Southern airs
  by Charles Peters
• Bureaucratic duplicity
  by Charles Peters
• Con Tract: the theory behind neocon self-deception
  by Laura Rozen
• Hard corps: how to end sexual assault at military academies
  by Kirby D. Schroeder
• Dame theory: what Madeleine Albright can teach Bush about toppling dictators
  by Eli J. Lake
• K-street corral
• Evie's apple
  by Charles Peters
• Sacrificing sham
  by Charles Peters
• The Washington monthly's Monthly Journalism Award
• Malpractice makes perfect: how the GOP milks a phony doctors' insurance crisis
  by Stephanie Mencimer
• Meanwhile in America
  by Joe Sacco
• Proof spoof
• My 39 cents
  by Charles Peters
• Fannie and Freddie, unchaperoned
  by Charles Peters
• Sporting chances: can a presidential candidate's taste in sports reveal his or her odds of victory? You decide
  by Garance Franke-Ruta
• Pillboxed in
  by Alicia Mundy
• Daily grind
• Mobile proof
  by Charles Peters
• Seabiscuit scandal
  by Charles Peters
• There were two revelations from last month's sneak preview of the new HBO series "K Street," held at Washington's Palm restaurant
• Prisoner's dilemma: how '60s anti-war activists let today's chicken hawks off the hook. A draft-resister's story
  by Robert Poe
• Generation gap
  by George Merlis
• Cut and run
• History as art
  by Charles Peters
• The "rising stars" of 1994's House GOP class are quickly dropping out of sight
• Boob tube: MTV used to be about ambition. Now it's about hot tubs
  by Benjamin Wallace-Wells
• Club med Baghdad
  by Charles Peters
• Worried sick
  by Charles Peters
• God's country: lobbying for a theocracy, one member of Congress at a time
  by Max Blumenthal
• Following the first Gulf War, neoconservative policy intellectuals like Richard Perle, Paul Wolfowitz, and William Kristol formed the Project for the New American Century
• Nabobs revisited: what Watergate reveals about today's Washington press corps
  by David Greenberg
• Tony of the times
  by Charles Peters
• Waiting for the trickle
  by Charles Peters
• Blind faith
• The resignation of Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas was clearly a blow to the prestige of Secretary of State Colin Powell
• Count me out: why rock and politics don't mix
  by David Segal
• The giving spree
  by Charles Peters
• Sleepless at the scalpel
  by Charles Peters
• Who wouldn't trust his advice?
• Republicans in South Dakota have more to worry about than Rep. William Janklow's manslaughter charge for his role in a fatal road accident in August
• Jungle book: the foreign correspondent as thrill-seeker
  by Joshua Hammer
• Know not, ask not
  by Charles Peters
• Churchill and the Daily News
  by Charles Peters
• Was Ben Affleck busy?
• Last month, we wondered whether Don Rumsfeld was losing faith in his undersecretary for policy, Douglas Feith
• Out of change: how Bush squandered the money needed to reform government
  by Bruce Reed
• Double the misery, half the fun
  by Charles Peters
• Malpractice surprises
  by Charles Peters
• Amen!
• Mourning has broken: how Bush privatized September 11
  by Benjamin Wallace-Wells
• Beating the Bush: how Dubya "helps" business
  by Jamie Malanowski