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Articles in June 16, 2003 issue of National Review

• How Firm a Foundation - Hank the Deuce, 'Ping' Ferry, and what to learn from them
  by Neal B. Freeman
• Give 'Em Szell
  by Jay Nordlinger
• Letters
• St. Mugg at 100: A Godly man in a Godless age
  by Paul Johnson
• On the Right
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• The Week
• Getting to the bottom of this 'neo' nonsense: Before you talk about conservatives, know what you're doing
  by Ramesh Ponnuru
• What's Right
  by David Frum
• Editorial: TAXES: A Victory
• Presidential Pants on Fire?: They say that Bush is 'lying.' They're wrong
  by Byron York
• Editorial: CULTURE WATCH: Scoundrel Times
• A Conservative View of the Court: Getting beyond 'activism' and 'restraint'
  by Michael S. Greve
• The Long View
  by Rob Long
• Notes & Asides,
• So Much Process, So Little Peace: Lessons for the opponents of terrorists
  by John O'Sullivan
• The Rake's Progress
  by Michael Knox Beran
• Hide and Seek . . . and Seek: Where'd those weapons of mass destruction get to?
  by Jim Lacey
• Blinded by Science
  by Wesley J. Smith
• Arrest This: Against Belgium's self-righteous, illegitimate, kangaroo courts
  by Lee A. Casey
• Our Captain, Kirk
  by James E. Person, Jr.
• Rich Man, Poor Man: How to think about income inequality
  by Kevin A. Hassett
• Books in Brief