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68 Issues,
2,217 Articles,
5,684pp

Welfare to Work: Theory Meets Reality
A Firsthand - and Cautiously Optimistic - Report on Business Efforts to Hire and Train Welfare Re...
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Issues of the 1990s = 5 Years, 30 Issues, 1,186 Articles-
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Issues of 1995 = 6 Issues, 249 Articles
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Issues of 1996 = 6 Issues, 263 Articles
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Issues of 1997 = 6 Issues, 242 Articles
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Issues of 1998 = 6 Issues, 216 Articles-
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January 1998 Issue = 31 Articles- Bird's Eye, pp. 4-7
- Sidelights, pp. 8-9
- Scan: Short News and Commentary, pp. 10-17
- Indicators: Numbers Etc., pp. 18-19
- "Live" with TAE by Clint Eastwood, pp. 20-25
- The Year in Review by P.J. O'Rourke, Christopher Hitchens, and Kate O'Beirne, ..., pp. 26-29
- Cold Water on Today's Prophets of Glee. by Joel Kotkin and David Friedman, pp. 30-34
- He Wouldn't Trade America's Problems for Any Other Country's. by Ben Wattenberg, pp. 35-37
- Gen X Is Ok, Part I by Edward E. Ericson, Jr., pp. 38-41
- Gen X Is Ok, Part II by Diana J. Schaub, pp. 42-45
- No, Gen X Is Not Ok by Peter Sacks, pp. 46-48
- An Intimate Profile of Generation X by Kristi Lockhart Keil, pp. 49-51
- Sex Codes on Campus by Arthur Levine and Jeanne Cureton, p. 52
- Growing Respect for Saving Sex by William Mattox, Jr., p. 53
- The Girls of Gen X by Barbara Dafoe Whitehead and Christina Hoff Sommers, ..., pp. 54-59
- Welfare to Work: Theory Meets Reality by Aaron Steelman, pp. 60-63
- How Churches Are Weaning People from Welfare by Amy L. Sherman, pp. 64-68
- Bring in the Moralists by Robert L. Woodson, Sr. and William Schambra, pp. 69-71
- ...and Make Sure Welfare Is Unappealing by Charles Murray, pp. 72-73
- Wrestles Calves in a Classic Western Ritual. by Hendrik Mills, p. 74
- A Talented, Conservative Gen X Daughter. by Blake Hurst, p. 75
- The Economist, pp. 76-79
- Flashback, pp. 80-81
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All the Presidents' Ventriloquists by Theodore Pappas, p. 82 - 1 Review- All the Presidents' Words by Carol Gelderman
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Friedrich and Ayn's Kids by Aaron Steelman, p. 83 - 1 Review- Bringing the Market Back in by John L. Kelley
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The Village's Voice by Nicholas Stix, p. 84 - 1 Review- Speaking Freely by Nat Hentoff
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Viper Killer by George Hunka, pp. 84-85 - 1 Review- Generation of Vipers by Philip Wylie
- The Digest: Summaries of Important Research, pp. 86-90
- Opinion Pulse: The Latest Survey Data, pp. 91-94
- The Mail, pp. 95-98
- Cover Photographs by Tony Stone Images
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March 1998 Issue = 30 Articles- Bird's Eye, pp. 4-7
- Sidelights, pp. 8-9
- Scan: Short News and Commentary, pp. 10-17
- "Live" with TAE by Trace Adkins, Bill Anderson, Eddy Arnold, and Gary Chapman, ..., pp. 18-21
- Norman Rockwell - Great American Artist? by Karal Ann Marling, pp. 22-27
- Why the Elite Media Don't Understand America by Joel Kotkin and David Friedman, pp. 28-33
- Nashville Rides a Wave by Philip Langdon, pp. 34-39
- Why Do Boom Towns Boom? by Richard Miniter, pp. 40-43
- A Tennessee Political Ramble by Bill Kauffman, pp. 44-47
- The Land of Hip Religion by Scott Walter, pp. 48-51
- The Battle for Country Music's Soul by John Meroney, pp. 52-59
- Back to Basics by Evan Gahr, pp. 60-63
- Welfare Reform Showcase by Martin Morse Wooster, pp. 64-67
- Car Town by Blake Hurst and Julie Hurst, pp. 68-71
- Transcript: Words Worth Repeating, pp. 72-73
- The Joy of Hockey. by Mayer Schiller, p. 74
- Having an Eighth Child Turns His Family into Celebrities. by Richard Kinch, p. 74
- The Remorseless Mr. Boone. by Ray Wisher, p. 75
- The Economist, pp. 76-77
- Flashback, pp. 78-79
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The Proligate and the Puritan by Richard Norton Smith, p. 80 - 2 Reviews- Daniel Webster: The Man and His Time by Robert V. Remini
- John Quincy Adams: A Public Life, A Private Life by Paul C. Nagel
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Architects Behaving Badly by Philip Langdon, p. 81 - 1 Review- Shaping a Nation by Carter Wiseman
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Were our Founders Hypocrites? by Daniel Mahoney, p. 82 - 1 Review- Vindicating the Founders by Thomas G. West
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The Clausewitz of the Culture Wars by Paul Cantor, p. 83 - 1 Review- Literature Lost by John M. Ellis
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A Long Path to Localism by Paul Gottfried, pp. 84-85 - 1 Review- Downsizing the U.S.A by Thomas H. Naylor and William H. Willimon
- The Digest: Summaries of Important Research, pp. 86-90
- Opinion Pulse: The Latest Survey Data, pp. 91-94
- The Mail, p. 95
- Last Gasp, pp. 96-98
- Cover photograph by Mark Tucker
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May 1998 Issue = 37 Articles- Bird's Eye, pp. 4-7
- Sidelights, pp. 8-9
- Scan: Short News and Commentary, pp. 10-17
- Indicators: Numbers Etc., pp. 18-19
- "Live" with TAE by Randall Wallace, pp. 20-25
- The Problem with Day Care by Karl Zinsmeister, pp. 26-44
- Discovering Motherhood by Iris Krasnow, pp. 45-49
- Families Who Put Their Kids before Their Jobs and Survived, Even Thrived. by Evan Gahr, p. 50
- The Boom in Home Businesses - and What's Needed to Encourage This Family-Friendly Trend. by Richard Miniter, pp. 51-52
- Tax Policies That Support At-Home Parenting. by Maggie Gallagher, p. 53
- Pols Who Sniff at Moms Like Her. by Suzy Ryan, p. 54
- How a Free-Market Economist Learned That the Market Can't Provide Mothering. by Jennifer Roback Morse, pp. 55-57
- Cracks In Asia's Berlin Hall, p. 58
- Look Who's Declining Now by Leon Hadar, p. 59
- End of the Asian Model? by Lawrence Lindsey, p. 60
- Keep the Baby, Dump the Bathwater by Bruce Bartlett, p. 61
- Why Softening the Blow is a Mistake by James K. Glassman, p. 62
- Gravy Trains Don't Run On Time by William Safire, p. 63
- The Third Rail of Politics Switches Sides by Michael Barone, p. 64
- A Chance to Improve by Fareed Zakaria, pp. 64-67
- Transcript: Words Worth Repeating by Paul Johnson, pp. 68-69
- Catches a .38 Caliber Hollowpoint Bullet. by Ray Wisher, p. 70
- Incompetent Road Warriors. by Blake Hurst, pp. 70-71
- Enterprising, pp. 72-73
- The Economist, pp. 74-76
- Flashback, p. 77
- Hollywood Report, pp. 78-79
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Shamelot by R.W. Bradford, p. 80 - 1 Review- The Dark Side of Camelot by Seymour M. Hersh
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The Maestro Dunnit by Richard Kostelanetz, p. 81 - 1 Review- Who Killed Classical Music? by Norman Lebrecht
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No Keepin' 'Em on the Farm Once They've Seen Parris by John Hillen, p. 82 - 1 Review- Making the Corps by Thomas E. Ricks
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Inside the Underclass by Martin Morse Wooster, p. 83 - 1 Review- The Corner by David Simon and Edward Burns
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When Men Were Men by Michael Platt, p. 84 - 1 Review- Shane by Jack Schaefer
- The Digest: Summaries of Important Research, pp. 85-89
- Opinion Pulse: The Latest Survey Data, pp. 90-93
- The Mail, pp. 94-95
- Last Gasp, pp. 96-98
- Cover photography by Stuart McClymont
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July 1998 Issue = 39 Articles- Bird's Eye, pp. 4-7
- Sidelights, pp. 8-9
- Scan: Short News and Commentary, pp. 10-17
- Indicators: Numbers Etc., pp. 18-19
- Two Views by Henry Rowen and James Lilley, pp. 20-21
- "Live" with TAE by Pat Buchanan, pp. 22-25
- A Chinese Century? by Joel Kotkin, pp. 26-28
- China Will Bloom by Murray Weidenbaum, pp. 29-30
- Our China Problem by Pat Buchanan, pp. 31-33
- Dragon Droop by Mark Groombridge, pp. 34-35
- China's Foolish Miracle by P.J. O'Rourke, p. 36
- Why China Won't Become a Superpower Anytime Soon by Christopher Lingle, pp. 37-39
- The Chinese Military Threat by Arthur Waldron, pp. 40-43
- Don't Overestimate China's Power by Daniel Burstein and Arne de Keijzer, pp. 44-49
- Are the Chinese Ready for Liberty? by Steven Mosher, pp. 50-53
- China's New Population Problem by Nicholas Eberstadt, pp. 54-56
- 1998 America: Triumphant? Or in Trouble? by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, pp. 57-59
- Response by Edward E. Ericson, Jr., p. 60
- --- by John O'Sullivan, p. 61
- --- by Mark Steyn, p. 62
- --- by John Lukacs, p. 63
- --- by David Aikman, p. 64
- --- by Michael Novak, p. 65
- The Cure for Multiple Shootings by John Lott, pp. 66-67
- How Washington Killed Affordable Housing by John Norquist, pp. 68-70
- Raising Two Daughters Has Sapped His Attraction to Ayn Rand. by Blake Hurst, p. 71
- Human Gold in Junkyards. by Dale Anema, p. 72
- Enterprising, p. 73
- The Economist by Ramesh Ponnuru, pp. 74-75
- Flashback, pp. 76-77
- Hollywood Report, pp. 78-79
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Thoroughly Modern Adolf by Mark Falcoff, pp. 80-81 - 1 Review- The Hitler of History by John Lukacs
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Salve to Guilt by Evan Gahr, p. 82 - 1 Review- Slaves in the Family by Edward Ball
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Advertising Revolution by Alan Pell Crawford, pp. 82-83 - 1 Review- The Conquest of Cool by Thomas Frank
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He Had a Dream by Eli Lehrer, p. 84 - 1 Review- The Vision of Piers Plowman by William Langland and A.V.C. Schmidt
- The Digest: Summaries of Important Research, pp. 85-89
- Opinion Pulse, pp. 90-93
- The Mail, pp. 94-95
- Last Gasp, pp. 96-98
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September 1998 Issue = 39 Articles- Bird's Eye by Robert Royal, pp. 4-7
- Sidelights, pp. 8-9
- Scan: Short News and Commentary, pp. 10-17
- Indicators: Numbers Etc., pp. 18-19
- "Live" with TAE by Paul Johnson, pp. 20-23
- Cities Need Leaders by Joel Kotkin, pp. 24-27
- Where Business and Philanthropy Flourish by Michael Barone, pp. 28-29
- The Phony War between Science & Religion by Frederick Turner, pp. 30-33
- Not a Chance by Dean Overman, pp. 34-37
- The Materialist Superstition by George Gilder, pp. 38-42
- Deadly Social Engineering by Daniel Mahoney, pp. 43-44
- How "Scientific" Materialism Eroded Freedom by John G. West, pp. 45-46
- The Curious Affair of Carl Sagan and E.T. by Peter Augustine Lawler, pp. 47-49
- Medicine for Body and Soul by Evan Gahr, pp. 50-52
- Can a Scientist Believe in God? by Brendan Miniter, pp. 53-54
- The Heroic Promise of the Revolution in Genetics. by Clarisa Long, pp. 55-56
- How to Copy Sheep - and Why Not to Copy People. by Ian Wilmut, pp. 57-58
- Fleeing Science and Reason by Christina Hoff Sommers, p. 59
- How to Win Arguments and Delude People by Disguising Your Opinion as Science. by Stephen L. Carter, p. 60
- I.Q. and the Left by Ronald Bailey, p. 61
- NASA Must Go. by Richard Miniter, pp. 62-64
- Where a Giant Government Bureaucracy Has Failed, X Programs Could Succeed. by Jerry Pournelle, pp. 65-66
- The Early Apollo Program Succeeded Thanks to Its Happy Band of Brothers. by Charles Murray and Catherine Bly Cox, p. 67
- Sciences vs. Humanities in School by Eli Lehrer, pp. 68-70
- Saving Lives with Penicillin - and DDT. by Joseph J. Jacobs, p. 71
- Better Farming Through Chemicals. by Blake Hurst, pp. 71-72
- The Economist by Kevin Hassett, pp. 73-74
- Flashback, p. 75
- Hollywood Report, pp. 76-77
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Money is the Root of All Art by Paul Cantor, p. 78 - 1 Review- In Praise of Commercial Culture by Tyler Cowen
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The Modernist Prison by James Howard Kunstler, p. 79 - 1 Review- Architecture: Choice or Fate by Leon Krier
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Rocket Men by Brian Doherty, p. 80 - 1 Review- The Dreams Our Stuff Is Made Of by Thomas M. Disch
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Check Out That Mainframe! by Eli Lehrer, p. 81 - 1 Review- Machine Beauty by David H. Gelernter
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This Perfect Hell by Ralph Raico, pp. 82-84 - 1 Review- This Perfect Day by Ira Levin
- The Digest: Summaries of Important Research, pp. 85-89
- Opinion Pulse, pp. 90-94
- The Mail, p. 95
- Last Gasp, pp. 96-98
- Cover by Tony Stone Images
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November 1998 Issue = 40 Articles- Bird's Eye, pp. 4-7
- Sidelights, pp. 8-9
- Scan: Short News and Commentary, pp. 10-17
- Indicators: Numbers Etc., pp. 18-19
- "Live" with TAE by Leonard Garment, pp. 20-23
- The Greatest Story Never Told by Deroy Murdock, pp. 24-27
- The Strangely Fragile Black Middle Class by Richard Miniter, pp. 28-35
- "We Want to Depend on Ourselves" by Eli Lehrer, pp. 36-37
- Out of the Box by Bill Kauffman, pp. 38-41
- The Rise of the Black Independent by Andrew Peyton Thomas, pp. 42-47
- When Race Matters, and When It Doesn't by Marvin Olasky, p. 48
- --- by Hendrik Mills, p. 49
- --- by Michael Lynch, p. 50
- --- by Dinesh D'Souza, pp. 51-53
- The Hate That Dare Not Speak Its Name by Ying Ma, pp. 54-56
- A Deadly Mix by Hendrik Mills, pp. 57-59
- The Fix by Nina Shokraii Rees, pp. 60-61
- Bulworthless by Evan Gahr, pp. 62-64
- What Clinton's Year-Long Rap on Race Left Out by Larry Elder, p. 65
- Be Fair to All the Disadvantaged by Edward I Koch, p. 66
- The Racism Industry by Jonetta Rose Barras, p. 66
- Black America's True Heroes by John Sibley Butler, p. 67
- Start with Individuals by Nat Hentoff, p. 68
- The Preference Problem by Linda Chavez, p. 68
- Don't Ignore Religion by John J. DiIulio, Jr., p. 69
- Transcript: Words Worth Repeating by Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois, pp. 70-72
- A Searing Meeting of the Minds at a Hotel Bar. by Dale Anema, p. 73
- His Far-Out Business. by Michael Casper, p. 74
- The Economist, pp. 75-77
- Flashback, p. 78
- Hollywood Report, p. 79
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Calvin's Seed by John McClaughry, p. 80 - 1 Review- Coolidge: An American Enigma by Robert Sobel
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Texas-Sized Liar by David Kopel, p. 81 - 1 Review- Flawed Giant by Robert Dallek
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Copy Cat by Nicholas Stix, p. 82 - 1 Review- Plagiarism and The Culture War by Theodore Pappas
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A Half-Baked Generation by Clay Waters, p. 83 - 1 Review- A New Kind of Party Animal by Michele Mitchell
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Con-Fusion by Martin Morse Wooster, p. 84 - 1 Review- It Usually Begins with Ayn Rand by Jerome Tuccille
- The Digest: Summaries of Important Research, pp. 85-89
- Opinion Pulse: The Latest Survey Data, pp. 90-93
- The Mail, pp. 94-95
- Last Gasp, pp. 96-98
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Issues of 1999 = 6 Issues, 216 Articles
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Issues of the 2000s = 5 Years, 38 Issues, 1,031 Articles-
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Issues of 2000 = 8 Issues, 216 Articles
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Issues of 2001 = 8 Issues, 219 Articles
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Issues of 2002 = 8 Issues, 228 Articles
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Issues of 2003 = 7 Issues, 180 Articles
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Issues of 2004 = 7 Issues, 188 Articles