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• Public art for the public 

  THERE used to be two federal programs dedicated to funding public art. Now there is one. This isn't an accident--a bureaucratic trick of fate or...

  03/22/05 by Ronald Lee Fleming · More from publication

• Love and marriage—and family law 

  FAMILY law is in turmoil. It is on the front pages of our newspapers and is implicated in some of our deepest cultural dilemmas and conflicts, from...

  03/22/05 by Daniel Cere · More from publication

• Enlightenments, modest and otherwise 

  TWENTY-FOUR HOURS after the 2004 election, Garry Wills, who has been known to write sensible things on occasion, came apart at the seams. In a New...

  03/22/05 by George Weigel · More from publication

• Assimilation, past and present 

  IS AMERICA'S Anglo-Protestant-African-Catholic-Indian-German-Irish-Jewish-Italian-Slavic-Asian society in danger of "Hispanicization?" The obvious...

  03/22/05 by Robert A. Levine · More from publication

• Missing moms, kids in crisis 

  MARY EBERSTADT'S pull-no-punches book Home-Alone America: The Hidden Toll of Day Care, Behavioral Drugs, and Other Parent Substitutes [dagger] is...

  03/22/05 by Jean Bethke Elshtain · More from publication

• What ails health care 

  NOW are we ready to talk about health care?" asked Senator Hillary Clinton in the title of her New York Times op-ed last year. In fact, have we...

  03/22/05 by David Gratzer · More from publication

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