December 23, 2002 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- Letters, pp. 2-3
- For the Record, pp. 4-5
- The Week, pp. 6-16
- Unions, Busted
  Sam Dealey
  , p. 17
  But there is much more 'busting' to do
- The Air War at Home
  David Frum
  , pp. 18-21
  An environmental policy that everyone should love
- As Miss World Turns
  John O'Sullivan
  , pp. 22-23
  Swimsuits, ball gowns, and riots
- God's Commie
  David Pryce-Jones
  , pp. 24-26
  The ongoing achievement of Alexander Yakovlev
- White's Not Right
  Jonah Goldberg
  , pp. 27-28
  How Democrats use Rush Limbaugh
- Chick-Tac-Toe
  Andrew Stuttaford
  , pp. 29-31
  A prized fight in Las Vegas
- Bad Lands, Bad Votes
  Byron York
  , pp. 32-35
  Putting Tim Johnson over the top, by any means necessary
- How They Did It
  Joel Mowbray
  , pp. 36-38
  An 'evil one' confesses, and boats
- Out of Lebanon
  Rod Dreher
  , pp. 39-41
  The fate of Christians, the fate of a country
- Help!!!, pp. 42-43
- The Long View
  Rob Long
  , pp. 44-45
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  Living Intelligence (Review)
  Jeffrey Hart
  , pp. 46-48
  Lives of the Mind, by Roger Kimball
  1. Lives of the Mind by Roger Kimball
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  True and False Faces (Review)
  Alex Alexiev
  , pp. 49-50
  The Two Faces of Islam, by Stephen Schwartz
  1. The Two Faces of Islam by Stephen Schwartz
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  Defending the West (Review)
  John Fonte
  , p. 51
  The West and the Rest, by Roger Scruton
  1. The West and the Rest by Roger Scruton
- The Hospital: Watching People Die
  Michael Creagan
  , p. 52
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  Keepers Without Peace (Review)
  Andrew Stuttaford
  , pp. 53-54
  Peacekeeping Fiascoes of the 1990s, by Frederick H. Fleitz, Jr.
  1. Peacekeeping Fiascoes of the 1990s by Frederick H. Fleitz, Jr.
- Music: Charisma and Other Facts
  Jay Nordlinger
  , pp. 55-57
  Maxim Vengerov, Murray Perahia, Simon Rattle, and more
- On the Right
  Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
  , pp. 58-59
- What's Right
  David Frum
  , pp. 60-62