September 2, 2002 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- Letters, pp. 2-3
- For the Record, pp. 4-5
- The Week, pp. 6-16
- America's Best Governor
  John J. Miller
  , p. 17
  For Republicans, Rocky Mountain High
- Out of the Doldrums
  John O'Sullivan
  , pp. 18-19
  What President Bush has done well, he should do across the board
- Clinton the Anti-Terrorist
  Byron York
  , pp. 20-21
  Ah, 'the permanent campaign'
- A Time for Kings?
  David Pryce-Jones
  , pp. 22-23
  Hashemites and others in the Arab mix
- Smith vs. Sununu
  Bernadette Malone
  , pp. 24-25
  An intra-GOP war in New Hampshire
- What Juan Diego Saw
  Rod Dreher
  , pp. 26-27
  The story of a new saint
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  The Stock Market Without Tears (Review)
  Kevin A. Hassett
  , pp. 28-29
  What we said in Dow 36,000; why the critics are wrong
  1. Dow 36,000 by James K. Glassman and Kevin A. Hassett
- Fallout
  Robert Elegant
  , pp. 30-32
  In Kazakhstan, the human wreckage of Soviet nuclear tests
- Salem in Newcastle
  Theodore Dalrymple
  , pp. 33-35
  What a recent child-abuse scare in England tells us
- 'Soli Deo Gloria'
  Jay Nordlinger
  , pp. 36-38
  Not your average music camp
- The Long View
  Rob Long
  , p. 39
- Help!!!, pp. 40-41
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  Florida Refought (Review)
  Mark Miller
  , p. 42
  Bush v. Gore, by Bruce Ackerman
  1. Bush v. Gore by Bruce Ackerman
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  Not Our Kind, Dear (Review)
  Digby Anderson
  , p. 43
  Snobbery: The American Version, by Joseph Epstein
  1. Snobbery: The American Version by Joseph Epstein
- Daughter
  Richard O'Connell
  , p. 44
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  The Mad Doctors (Review)
  Paul C. Vitz
  , p. 45
  The Road to Malpsychia, by Joyce Milton
  1. The Road to Malpsychia by Joyce Milton
- Music: The Song Is Ended
  Roger Scruton
  , pp. 46-47
  Pop music
- City Desk: A City That Barks
  Richard Brookhiser
  , pp. 48-49
  New York dogs
- On the Right
  Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
  , pp. 50-51
- The Misanthrope's Corner
  Florence King
  , pp. 52-54
- Cover
  Michael Smith