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Articles in Oct 2007 issue of Reason

• Stay in the Stasi Suite: communist nostalgia
  by Michael Moynihan
• Bleeding into the mainstream: how John McCain popularized human cockfighting
  by Greg Beato
• Forbidden clothes
  by Radley Balko
• Beyond econ. 101
  by Nick Gillespie
• Name check: immigrants in the dark
  by Kerry Howley
• Flying blind in a red-tape blizzard: how George W. Bush became the regulator in chief
  by Jonathan Rauch
• Presidential scouting reports
  by Paul J. Gessing
• Nosy neighbors: U.S.-Mexican wiretap cooperation
  by Jacob Sullum
• Learning to love the imperial presidency: how conservatives made peace with executive power
  by Gene Healy
• Wikipedia and beyond
  by Bob Rosenschein
• Get the Picture? Patent intimidation
  by Jeff Taylor
• The 4 boneheaded biases of stupid voters:
  by Bryan Caplan
• An epidemic of meddling
  by Erik Simpson
• Brickbats
  by Charles Oliver
• Is industry-funded science killing you? The overrated risks and underrated benefits of pharmaceutical research "conflicts of interest"
  by Ronald Bailey
• Dateline's predators: NBC's catch and release program
  by Radley Balko
• Kick'Em while they're down
  by Jacob Sullum
• The next Iranian revolution: how armed exiles are working to topple Tehran's Islamic government
  by Michael J. Totten
• 30 years ago in reason
• Google on guard: your jungle home security system
  by Jesse Walker
• Creative Destruction vs. the New Industrial State: the "embedded" capitalism of Joseph Schumpeter and John Kenneth Galbraith
  by Deirdre N. McCloskey
• Bad touch: hands off at school
  by Jonathan Blanks
• Chinese cha cha: dance dance revolution
  by Katherine Mangu-Ward
• That's what little boys are made of: a "dangerous" book for adventurous boys—but not girls
  by Cathy Young
• Safe Email 4 U! The Constitution applies online too
  by Brian Doherty
• Filming for freedom
  by Katherine Mangu-Ward
• Hitler, Mussolini, Roosevelt: what FDR had in common with the other charismatic collectivists of the '30s
  by David Boaz
• What's your source for that?
• Tuning out the world: protectionism takes root in both parties
  by David Weigel
• From sky flivver to Hydropolis: what happened to the science-fiction future?
  by Katherine Mangu-Ward