October 11, 2004 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- Letters, pp. 2-3
- For the Record, pp. 4-5
- The Week, pp. 6-15
- Notes & Asides, pp. 16-17
- Blog Guide 2004, pp. 18-19
- Not Tiffany, but Tin
  Noemie Emery
  , pp. 20-21
  CBS is tarnished, along with other houses of liberalism
- Men, Not Machines
  David Frum
  , pp. 22-23
  The internet and cable TV are important, but far from all-important
- One Vet's Valor
  Kate O'Beirne
  , pp. 24-27
  B.G. Burkett is a mtyh-buster, a truth-teller, and a hero
- Oh Happy Day!
  Jonah Goldberg
  , pp. 28-29
  Ding dong, the witch is...
- The Kerry Comeback
  Ramesh Ponnuru
  , pp. 30-31
  How it could happen
- Banking on the Brewer
  John J. Miller
  , pp. 32-33
  In Colorado, Republican hopes rest on Pete Coors
- Meanwhile, in Afghanistan
  Radek Sikorski
  , pp. 34-37
  How it's going, three years after the invasion/liberation
- A Fortune in Tuition
  Richard Vedder
  , pp. 38-39
  Why does college cost so darn much?
- Choice Struggles On
  Clint Bolick
  , pp. 40-42
  The progress of a great and necessary idea
- Sparing Rods, Spoiling Children
  Richard Arum
  , pp. 43-45
  The impossibility of school discipline
- The Limits of Money
  Frederick M. Hess
  , pp. 46-47
  Schools K-12 have plenty of dough, but what have they to show?
- The Good and the Bad (Plus Some Ugly)
  Rachel Zabarkes Friedman
  , pp. 48-51
  Moments on campus
- The Long View
  Rob Long
  , pp. 52-53
- Help!!!, pp. 54-55
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  Class Struggle (Review)
  Stanley Kurtz
  , p. 56
  The Uncivil War, by David Lebedoff
  1. The Uncivil War by David Lebedoff
- Marching Band
  Sarah Bramwell
  , p. 57
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  The Inhumanities (Review)
  M.D. Aeschliman
  , pp. 57-58
  The Rape of the Masters, by Roger Kimball
  1. The Rape of the Masters by Roger Kimball
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  Bad Press (Review)
  Andrew C. McCarthy
  , p. 59
  Chain of Command, by Seymour M. Hersh
  1. Chain of Command by Seymour M. Hersh
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  Land of Plenty (Review)
  Rob Long
  , pp. 60-61
  On Paradise Drive, by David Brooks
  1. On Paradise Drive by David Brooks
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  Mother Tongue (Review)
  Jay Nordlinger
  , p. 62
  The Stories of English, by David Crystal
  1. The Stories of English by David Crystal
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  Taming the Beast (Review)
  John Hood
  , p. 63
  Leviathan, by Clint Bolick
  1. Leviathan by Clint Bolick
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  Shelf Life: God, Man & the Founding (2 Reviews)
  Michael Potemra
  , pp. 64-65
  The religious roots of the United States
  1. Protestantism and the American Founding by Thomas S. Engeman and Michael P. Zuckert
  2. Letters to a Young Catholic by George Weigel
- On the Right
  Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
  , pp. 66-67
- Happy Warrior
  Mark Steyn
  , pp. 68-70