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The American Spectator • 35 Years, 347 Issues, 7,965 Articles, 21,115pp
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- The Continuing Crisis, p. 6
- Correspondence, p. 7
- Editorials, p. 8 Liberal Denial;Requiem for a Bum
- Capitol Ideas, pp. 9-11 Worst Book of the Year
- The Reagan Doctrine, pp. 12-14 You might have misses it, but it was boomed in January.
- The Murray Imbroglio, pp. 15-18 Charles Murray's inexcusable good deeds.
- The Banking Revolution, pp. 19-21 As banking outgrows the New Deal, Congress has to face the future.
- The Dirty Secrets of Grenada, pp. 22-24 They kind of make you wonder about the Sandinistas.
- Manhattan Cut in Slices, pp. 25-27 Tom Wolfe publishes a novel one chapter at a Time.
- Presswatch, pp. 28-29 Standard Practices
- Among the Intellectualoids, pp. 30-31 Teachers' Tabloid
- The Talkies, pp. 32-34 Shawcross on Screen
- [+]Nomenklatura: The Soviet Ruling Class (Review) , pp. 35-36Nomenklatura: The Soviet Ruling Class, by Michael Voslensky
- Nomenklatura: The Soviet Ruling Class by Michael Voslensky
- [+]Inside the Criminal Mind (Review) , pp. 37-39Inside the Criminal Mind, by Stanton Samenow
- Inside the Criminal Mind by Stanton Samenow
- [+]Hubert Humphrey: A Biography (Review) , pp. 40-42Hubert Humphrey: A Biography, by Carl Solberg
- Hubert Humphrey: A Biography by Carl Solberg
- [+]The Paideia Program (Review) , pp. 43-44The Paideia Program, by Mortimer J. Adler
- The Paideia Program by Mortimer J. Adler
- [+]Double Vision: How the Press Distorts America's View of the Middle East (Review) , p. 45Double Vision, by Ze'ev Chafets
- Double Vision by Ze'ev Chafets
- [+]Son of the Morning Star (Review) , p. 46Son of the Morning Star, by Evan S. Connell
- Son of the Morning Star by Evan S. Connell
- The Great American Saloon Series, pp. 47-50 The Lion and Compass
- Current Wisdom by Assorted Jackasses, pp. 51-52
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