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EDITORIAL
Before He Goes
by William Kristol

SCRAPBOOK
Sally Quinn, Media Bias, etc.

ARTICLES
Obama's Good Students
by Joseph Epstein

To the Shores of Tripoli . . .
by Seth Cropsey

The Obama Jolt
by Fred Barnes

Wrinklies at Work
by Irwin M. Stelzer

The Marriage Juggernaut
by Kevin Vance

Remember the Holodomor
by Cathy Young

FEATURES
Columbia University, Slumlord
by Jonathan V. Last

BOOKS & ARTS
Friendly Persuasion
by Claudia Anderson

America's Teams
by Max Boot

Does She, or . . . ?
by Pia Catton

Over There
by Andrew Nagorski

Pigs Without Blankets
by Terry Eastland

Tania Unleashed
by Peter Collier

It's Killing Time
by James Grant

Biomorality
by Steven Lenzner

Vulture Culture
by Judy Bachrach

Tin Lizzie Tales
by Richard Striner

Taken on Faith
by Joseph Loconte

Tunnel Revision
by Stephen Schwartz

Just One More
by Charlotte Hays

CASUAL
Fried Bread Lines
by Christopher Caldwell

PARODY
Tax tips from Charlie


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Required Reading 12/11/2007

From Investor's Business Daily: Five Reasons to Doubt the NIE, by Thomas Joscelyn.

From Ares: Northrop Grumman's Bomber from HEL, by Bill Sweetman.

From Pajamas Media: Paul Haggis, Sean Penn, and the Kucinich Factor, by Roger L. Simon.

From the New York Times: The Postwar Election, by David Brooks.

From Regret the Error: The Year in Corrections, by Craig Silverman.

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Alarming global warming news: Arctic sea ice recovers from "historic low," now greater than last year's cover.
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