The Unz Review: An Alternative Media Selection
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Evan Gahr • 34 Items / 29 Articles, 5 Reviews
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- Back to BasicsNashville Has Re-Oriented Its Schools to Pursue Ends No Longer Fashionable in Public Ed...The American Enterprise, March 1998, pp. 60-63
- AmericanaBe Casual...or ElseThe annoying formality of a new national phenomenonThe Weekly Standard, January 29, 1996, pp. 46-47
- A Blessing in DisguiseReligion Is a Scarce Commodity on TV - And Maybe That's Not So Bad.The American Enterprise, September 1997, pp. 58-59
- Blinded by ScienceWhen it comes to hard science, richard garwin and his " concerned scientists" are almos...The American Spectator, November 2000, pp. 30-31
- BulworthlessBy Serving Up Left-Over Platitudes and Purposely Ignoring America's Real Problems, Clin...The American Enterprise, November 1998, pp. 62-64
- [+]Dress for Success (Review)Bad as I Wanna Be, by Dennis Rodman and Tim Keown
- Bad as I Wanna Be by Dennis Rodman and Tim Keown
National Review, July 1, 1996, p. 53 - Is Going Home Possible?Families Who Put Their Kids before Their Jobs and Survived, Even Thrived.The American Enterprise, May 1998, p. 50
- The Token ManFloat Like a Butterfly, Hug Like a WomanEvan Gahr cannot embrace the trend of men hugging menThe Women's Quarterly, Winter 2002, p. 15
- His Doorman Building.The American Enterprise, November 1996, p. 80
- [+]Innocence Agog (Review)Saving Childhood, by Michael Medved and Diane Medved
- Saving Childhood by Michael Medved and Diane Medved
The American Enterprise, March 1999, p. 80 - Judging JuvenilesInside One of the Busy Courtrooms That Represent Ground-Zero for Family Decline.The American Enterprise, June 2001, pp. 26-29
- The Labor Department Speaks Softly but Carries a Big LawsuitEvan Gahr shows how it has made law-abiding corporations fork over millions for trumped...The Women's Quarterly, Fall 2000, pp. 21-23
- TelevisionThe Left Loses a PalSo long, Phil Donahue. TV just won't be the same (we hope)The Weekly Standard, February 5, 1996, pp. 38-39
- Spirited EnterpriseLots of Businesspeople Worship More Than the Free Market.The American Enterprise, July 1997, pp. 52-55
- Medicine for Body and SoulThe Medical Profession's Strange New Respect for Religion.The American Enterprise, September 1998, pp. 50-52
- Not-So-Super HeroesThese Days, You're More Likely to Find Superman on a Psychiatrist's Couch Than in a Pho...The American Enterprise, September 2000, p. 31
- Oink! Oink!Evan Gahr feasts on feminist pork but wants to trim some federal fatThe Women's Quarterly, Spring 2001, pp. 25-27
- Military High Schools Make a ComebackParents Across the Country Singing the Praises of Military High Schools.The American Enterprise, July 1999, pp. 64-65
- Rockin' the Jailhouse VoteThe Weekly Standard, October 2, 1995, pp. 10-11
- [+]Salve to Guilt (Review)Slaves in the Family, by Edward Ball
- Slaves in the Family by Edward Ball
The American Enterprise, July 1998, p. 82 - Tuning Out ReligionNational Review, October 27, 1997, pp. 44-45
- [+]We Are All Victims Now (Review)Stiffed, by Susan Faludi
- Stiffed by Susan Faludi
The American Enterprise, June 2000, p. 59 - We SurrenderThe Gloom and Doom Crowd Have Never Wanted Missile Defense to Work.The American Enterprise, April 2001, pp. 26-27
- [+]What Some Women Want (Review)What Women Want, by Patricia Ireland
- What Women Want by Patricia Ireland
The Weekly Standard, July 22, 1996, pp. 36-37
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