March 3, 2003 Issue, THE NATION

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- Letters, p. 2
- Voices of the Street, p. 3
- Republic or Empire?
  Joseph Wilson
  , p. 4
- Filibustering on Estrada
  John Nichols
  , p. 5
- Back to Segregation
  Gary Orfield and Susan E. Eaton
  , p. 5
- Deadline Poet
  Calvin Trillin
  , p. 6
  We Speak Not of Osama
- The Supermax Solution
  Regan Good
  , p. 7
- Beat the Devil
  Alexander Cockburn
  , p. 8
  The Great "Intelligence" Fraud
- Diary of a Mad Law Professor
  Patricia J. Williams
  , p. 9
  Code Orange
- Lookout
  Naomi Klein
  , p. 10
  Venezuela's Media Coup
- The Case Against the War
  Jonathan Schell
  , pp. 11-22
  The revival of nuclear danger means we have already lost, whatever happens later
- Mighty in Pink
  Liza Featherstone
  , pp. 23-24
  A clever new wave of feminist antiwar activism manages to avoid old cliches
- Letter from Iraq
  Jeremy Scahill
  , pp. 25-26
  Resigned to war, even government opponents say they'll fight their attackers
- The Army's Empire Skeptics
  Jason Vest
  , pp. 27-29
  Officers are raising serious questions about manpower, morale and technology
- Letter to America
  Ramesh Thakur
  , pp. 30-32
  War for the wrong reasons will delegitimize the instrument itself
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  Who's in Charge? (2 Reviews)
  David Corn
  , pp. 33-39
  The Right Man, by David Frum
  1. The Right Man by David Frum
  2. Bush at War by Bob Woodward
- Art: The 'Indivisible Four'
  Arthur C. Danto
  , pp. 40-43
  The Park Avenue Cubists
- Dance: One Step Removed
  Diane Rafferty
  , pp. 44-48
  New York City Ballet
- Cover design
  WBMG