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Articles in June 2004 issue of Reason

• Virtual war chests: blog-based fund raising
  by Julian Sanchez
• Source
• Will it fly? CAPPS II update
  by Brian Doherty
• Fluid structure
  by Charles Paul Freund
• Quotes
• Florida news outlets sent staffers posing as ordinary citizens into 234 local agencies to see how they complied with the state's open records law
  by Charles Oliver
• Residents of the Italian town of Reggio Emilia better take good care of their pets
  by Charles Oliver
• Balance sheet
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Opting out: the press discovers the mommy wars, again
  by Cathy Young
• Police in Victoria, Australia, plan to randomly stop people on the streets and search them for weapons
  by Charles Oliver
• Following a WOIO-TV report that the city of Cleveland had paid police officers tens of thousands of dollars in overtime to chauffeur Mayor Jane Campbell's daughter and her friends around, the mayor took quick action
  by Charles Oliver
• Trade barriers
  by Julian Sanchez
• The age of uncertainty: all we know is that we know something
  by Nick Gillespie
• Mr. Showbiz goes to Washington; wish-fulfillment fantasies and paranoid nightmares
  by Jesse Walker
• Kiss privacy goodbye—and good riddance, too
  by Nick Gillespie
• The National Aeronautics and Space Administration can't account for some $34 million in government property
  by Charles Oliver
• The Atlanta Police Department has consistently underreported crime for many years, according to an internal audit
  by Charles Oliver
• Holy rail: mass transit boondoggles
  by Jacob Sullum
• Database nation: the upside of "zero privacy"
  by Declan McCullagh
• Opening Marriage
  by Jen Rog
• Confessions of a lazy anti-warrior
  by Peter Bagge
• Norwegian school officials have told teacher Inge Telhaug not to wear a Star of David medallion in his classroom
  by Charles Oliver
• Importing affluence: the economics offshoring
  by Adrian Moore
• Confessions of a Welfare Queen
  by Jamie McCarthy
• Out of the info loop: why information networks are crucial to modern warfare
  by Bryan Alexander
• The city of Chicago spends some $40 million a year hiring trucks
  by Charles Oliver
• Probing privacy
  by Julian Sanchez
• About this special issue of reason
  by Mike Alissi
• Messing with the blues: revisionism comes to the Delta
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Pennsylvania's Meyer Packaging closed its doors
  by Charles Oliver
• Fair-weather friends: when journalists desert from free speech battles
  by Matt Welch
• Faith, Shame, and Insurgency
  by Randal A. Anderson, III
• That old new economy: a leftist tries to make sense of the '90s boom
  by Charles Oliver
• Bitter pill: Catholics and contraception
  by Julian Sanchez
• Two rookie police officers in Porterdale, Georgia, were suspended after allegedly betting on who could write more tickets
  by Charles Oliver
• Objections to these unions: what Friedrich Hayek can teach us about gay marriage
  by Jonathan Rauch
• Coercion vs. Consent
  by Roderick T. Long
• Small town blues: regulating apartments away
  by Tim Cavanaugh
• Firefighters in Sallaumine, France, were concerned their station might be closed because there were too few calls
  by Charles Oliver
• Criminal representation: did Congress quietly make it a crime for lawyers to defend terror suspects?
  by Jarett Decker
• 30 years ago in reason
• Up, up, and away? Space is the place
  by Ronald Bailey
• Kiss off: banning affection
  by Charles Paul Freund
• The urine police
  by Joseph D. McNamara