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Articles in Sept 17, 2001 issue of National Review

• A Crashing Failure: The stupid tragedy of CAFE - corporate average fuel economy program
  by Sam Kazman
• Such Sweet Sorrow - film critics, and criticism
  by John Simon
• The Power of Two: A noble minority on the Civil Rights Commission - commission report, with two dissenting votes, concluded that African Americans were more likely to be disenfranchised in Florida, than whites
  by John J. Miller
• Brother to brother - 'Band of Brothers' - Review
  by Christopher McEvoy
• For the Record - President Bush plans to give his tax rebate to charity; Elizabeth Dole apparently plans to run for Jesse Helms' Senate seat; these and other activities are discussed - Brief Article
• Black QBs, QED: The end of an NFL myth - African American quarterbacks
  by Steve Chapman
• Teach Them Well - Review
  by Michael Potemra
• The Week - Elizabeth Dole has emerged as the leading candidate for Jesse Helms' Senate seat - this and other items are discussed
• Evil Empire: The Communist 'hot, smart book of the moment' - Review
  by David Pryce-Jones
• Books In Brief - book about Hoover Institution - Review
  by Cristopher Rapp
• JESSE HELMS - Senator, Yes - Jesse Helms plans to retire after the completion of his fifth term as senator - Brief Article
• Portrait of a Conservative: The contribution of Jesse Helms - career, and public image, of Senator Jesse Helms
  by John O'Sullivan
• Books In Brief - 2 - memoir about living in Castro's gulag - Review
  by Cristopher Rapp
• The Budget: A Surplus of Spin - Bush administration is charged with using Social Security funds because of the tax rebates - Brief Article
• Solzhenitsyn, Still: The writer and his latest challenge - Two Hundred Years Together - Review
  by Jay Nordlinger
• Books In Brief - 3 - Declare - Review
  by Lawrence PErson
• Culture Watch: Legacy Admissions - Yale Univeristy, and other schools, are finding alumni ties to the slavery of the past - Brief Article
• China: A Reality Check: Truth and lies in the Asian behemoth - a visit to China leaves the impression that the dictatorship remains firmly established
  by John Derbyshire
• On the Right - GWB's Vacation Fixation - President Bush receiving ridicule for the number of vacations he takes - Brief Article
  by William F. Buckley Jr.
• Notes and Asides
• The Long View - humor: plans for making a movie about the Gary Condit investigation - Brief Article
  by Rob Long
• On the Right - Good Soldiers, Bad Soldiers - World War II: remembering the war dead - Brief Article
  by William F. Buckley Jr.
• A Surplus of Anxiety: What the numbers mean for Bush's hopes - Bush administration budget surplus projections are revised downward
  by Byron York
• NYC, Before the Dawn - 'The Ungovernable City: John Lindsay and His Struggle to Save New York' - Review
  by John Podhoretz
• On the Right - The War Parties At Work - some in the media are urging Israel to attack the Palestinians - Brief Article
  by William F. Buckley Jr.
• The General Welfare:Consequences and lessons of reform - the Clinton administration received extensive criticism for enacting welfare reform in 1996, but five years later even the critics admit it has worked better than expected
  by Ramesh Ponnuru
• Salzburg, for Real - Salzburg, Austria
  by Roger Kimball
• Misanthrope's Corner - personal account: a life of avid reading, brought on by childhood experiences - Brief Article
  by Florence King