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Articles in June, 2005 issue of American Enterprise, The

• Anti anti-Americanism.(Geopolitics)
  by Hanson, Victor Davis
• Sex science & economics.(Lawrence Summers)
  by Murray, Charles
• Berkeley republicans.(Scan)(Brief Article)
  by Thoma, Amy
• Internet killed the video star?(Beat the Press)
  by Weinkopf, Chris
• Where race rules, liberty flees.(South Africa: The First Man, The Last Nation)(Book Review)
  by Bate, Roger
• Defending history.(Scan)
  by Dokupil, Susanna
• Last gasp.(Cartoon)
• Messy, honest reality on race.(Crash)(Movie Review)
  by Larsen, Josh
• Political fashion can hurt, even kill.(Bird's eye)
  by Zinsmeister, Karl
• "American decline"--again.(Scan)
  by Dowd, Alan
• Funny bunny.(Scan)(Brief Article)
  by Stein, Chelsea
• Grading the governors.(POLITICS)(Brief Article)
  by Murray, Iain
• Marry well.(Indicators)(Brief Article)
• Profiling the police.(Opinion Pulse)
  by Bowman, Karlyn
• The mail.(Letter to the Editor)
  by Baron, Stephen; Entecott, Ian; Epstein, David; Fegenbush, Douglas; Norman, Joe; Steinberg, Michael
• Confessions of an old-fashioned liberal.(Mario Vargas Llosa)(Transcript)
• Feel-good is bad.(Sham: How the Self-Help Movement Made America Helpless)(Brief Article)(Excerpt)
  by Salerno, Steve
• Crimes and punishment.(Opinion Pulse)
  by Bowman, Karlyn
• Lights! Camera! Al-Jazeera!(In Real Life: First-person America)
  by Torres, Justin
• Our enemy's friends.(Unholy Alliance: Radical Islam and the American Left)(Book Review)
  by Rollins, Karina
• Edith Jones and Theodore Olson: as Washington convulses over Senate approval of judicial nominations, we talk law and judges with two of America's top legal figures: former solicitor general Theodore Olson, and federal judge Edith Jones.("Live"
• The war against gun owners.
  by Kohn, Abigail
• Schooled in statistics.(CULTURE AND SOCIETY)(Brief Article)
  by Stein, Chelsea
• End of the affair?(OTHER COUNTRIES)(Book Review)
  by Murray, Iain
• Sidelights.
• Medication is the answer.(Scan)
  by Macomber, Shawn
• Mercury madness.(ECONOMICS AND REGULATION)(Brief Article)
  by Murray, Iain
• Death penalty divide.(Indicators)(Brief Article)
• Star Trek warps to an end.(the Tube)(Television Program Review)
  by Lileks, James
• Filming "Cops" in Baghdad.(Scan)(Gunner Palace)(Movie Review)
  by Vincent, Steven
• Precaution or protectionism?(Scan)
  by Murray, Iain
• Regulating the regulators.(ECONOMICS AND REGULATION)(Brief Article)
  by Murray, Iain
• Battle in the skies.(NATIONAL SECURITY)(Brief Article)
  by Murray, Iain
• More bureaucrats needed?(SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT)(Book Review)
  by Murray, Iain
• A company shutdown can be a good thing.(Enterprising: Business as an act of creation)
  by Light, Joseph
• Blind justice.(Scan)(Brief Article)
  by Mack-Cozzo, Jane
• Fishy complaints?(Scan)(Brief Article)
  by Trussell, Tait
• Cruel compassion: how politically correct psychology weakens Americans.(Dr Christina Hoff Sommers; Sally Satel)(Interview)
  by Bowman, Karlyn
• Do charter schools work?(Indicators)(Brief Article)
• Farming ... who needs it?(Against the Grain: How Agriculture Has Hijacked Civilization)(Book Review)
  by Hurst, Blake
• How racial P.C. corrupted the LAPD (and possibly your local force as well).
  by Golab, Jan
• Myths about school choice.(Scan)
  by Andrews, Lewis
• LAPD blues.(Opinion Pulse)
  by Bowman, Karlyn
• Take the fiction out of science policy.(Transcript: Words worth repeating)
  by Crichton, Michael
• Our looming science crisis.(Forward Observer)
  by Glassman, James
• Professors who preach: faculty are importing politics into their teaching in a way that affects a student's ability to learn. This should trouble us all.
• Zimbabwe in a bad way: why does an African tyrant get a pass?
  by Hurst, Blake