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Articles in Dec 31, 2003 issue of National Review

• A student of their personal histories would not have predicted that Hillary Rodham Clinton would become a leader of the right wing of the Democratic party and Al Gore of its left
• Chen Shui-bian, the president of Taiwan, is up for re-election next spring
• Captured
• 2003 Ad
  by Richard Lowry
• Killjoy was here
  by Andrew Stuttaford
• A winter idyl
  by John Derbyshire
• Fair and balanced
  by Emma Vardaman
• The European Union consists of 15 members, due to rise next May to 25
• Nice goin', Uncle Sam
  by Stephen Moore
• Ready for '08? It's never too early for conservatives to fret
  by Ramesh Ponnuru
• Ephesus
  by Richard O'Connell
• Is democracy pork?
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• We like to think that there's a strong difference between the mainstream of the Democratic party and the Loony Left—you know, the kind of Left found on the least serious campuses
• The Buffett trade deficit proposal
• When George W. Bush ran for president in 2000, conservatives knew he was no budget-cutter
• Twenty years from now, according to demographers, around a quarter of the French population will be Muslim
• Notes & asides
  by Arlene Hamm
• WTO at bat
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• There is some very good news for members, and aspiring members, of the investor class: President Bush is apparently preparing to come out for "lifetime savings accounts" and "retirement savings accounts."
• Saddam, Bagged
  by W.H. von Dreele
• Orthodox Catholics shall never surrender
• December's C-word: who would have thought that 'Christmas' would become verboten?
  by Jay Nordlinger
• Spirit world
  by R. Andrew Newman
• Punishing the dissenters
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Never forgetting
  by Nancy J. Irvin
• In CBS/New York Times poll, President Bush earns 58 percent approval rating
• Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on whether he'll campaign for Bush, on Fox News: "Yes. Absolutely. I mean, I will be there for him. I told him that. And I will do anything possible."
• "This day we fight!" yells Aragorn as his outnumbered soldiers confront an army of vile orcs
• George W. Bush in the democratic mind: they've dreamed up some whoppers
  by Byron York
• Protocols of the elders of Rome
  by Don Schenk
• Before September 11, the Bush administration tried to push through an amnesty for illegal immigrants from Mexico—although it avoided the word "amnesty."
• President Bush signed the campaign-finance bill, which he clearly thought contained unconstitutional provisions, on the theory that the Supreme Court would nullify those provisions
• Over in London's Tate Gallery it is time once again for the annual Turner Prize for the year's most outstanding and important artwork
• Robert L. Bartley: 1937-2003
• Rx for parents
  by Meghan Cox Gurdon
• Al Gore endorses Howard Dean for president: "He was the only major candidate who made the correct judgment about the Iraq war."
• NRA's Wayne LaPierre on Supreme Court's campaign-finance decision, in Washington Post: "The most significant change in the First Amendment since the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798, which tried to make it a crime to criticize a member of Congress&quo
• Pew polls Democrats in early primary states
• Paul Martin succeeds Jean Chretien as Canadian prime minister
• Elaine Donnelly's Center for Military Readiness has beaten back a feminist lawsuit against it
• In education matters, President Leon Botstein of Bard College is our kind of liberal
• Death of a fantasy: everything Saddam Hussein built up, in utter collapse
  by David Pryce-Jones
• Help!!!!
• If looks could kill
  by Terry Teachout
• This past year 78 bears have attempted to break into homes in New Jersey, with 58 of the attempts being successful
• David Letterman: "Al Gore has endorsed Howard Dean for president
• The Pentagon announced that bids on $18.6 billion in Iraqi reconstruction contracts would be restricted to firms from nations that helped liberate the country, whereupon four excluded nations—France, Germany, Russia, and Canada—bitched
• A student of film at New York University wished to do a project that involved filming two actors engaged in sexual intercourse in front of her class
• Europe's founding moment
  by W.H. von Dreele
• The comeback kid
  by Jay Nordlinger
• Ronald Reagan led the supply-side revolution, but let us not forget those who fought with him
• A reader was telling us about learning of Saddam Hussein's capture on NBC News, with Tom Brokaw: "The poor man looked disoriented, defeated, and dejected
• The London Sunday Telegraph ran a potentially monumental story on December 14: "Terrorist behind September 11 strike was trained by Saddam," by Con Coughlin
• The treatment he deserves: this prisoner should not be left to Jacques, Kofi, et al
  by John O'Sullivan
• The long view
  by Rob Long
• Dana GIOIA, chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, has initiated a nationwide program, Shakespeare in American Communities, to revive teaching and appreciation of the Bard
  by Sarah M. Bramwell
• It says here … Christmas with ten children and two parents
  by Aloise Buckley Heath
• "Baghdad Bob," Saddam Hussein's disinformation minister, may have been forced to surrender his stranglehold on international media months ago, but the journalists might not have gotten the memo
• Red-state restraint
  by David Rogers
• Governor Schwarzenegger has capitulated to the Democrats on spending
• Smaller target, better job
  by Paul T. Hill
• How economics works
  by Richard A. Epstein