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Articles in May 30, 1994 issue of National Review

• Cape of Good Hope? - challenges facing newly inaugurated South African President Nelson Mandela - Editorial
• Heading South? - potential for Oliver North to win both the Republican nomination for Senate and the Virginia election in November 1994
  by Rich Lowry
• The Oppenheimer file: there is a rush to dismiss the Sudoplatov book, lest it convince people that the 'witch-hunters' were right - controversy over retire KGB official Pavel A. Sudoplatov's book 'Special Tasks' about atomic bomb physicists' J. Robert Opp
  by Eric Breindel
• Nixon: A Life. - book reviews
  by Charles Colson
• Naked in New York. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Major minor - defeats for Conservative Party candidates in local elections - Editorial
• Alone on the range - controversies stirred by Secretary of the Interior Bruce Babbitt's environmental policies
  by Valerie Rochardson
• George Bush's tax return - distortions in Donald Barlett's and James Steele's book 'America: What Went Wrong' about the inequality of tax laws as exemplified by George and Barbara Bush's 1991 tax returns
  by John H. Hinderaker
• A Scapegoat in the New Wilderness: The Origins and Rise of Anti-Semitism in America. - book reviews
  by Elliott Abrams
• How to talk about art - challenge conservatives face to influence artistic tastes and standards in American society
  by Martha Bayles
• Have you met Miss Jones? - liberals' hypocrisy in not supporting Paula Jones' charges of sexual harassment against Bill Clinton when he was governor of Arkansas - Editorial
• Karl Hess, R I P - libertarian and former speechwriter for Barry Goldwater - Obituary
  by Charles Murray
• California's immigration problem - increasing income and job skill gap between immigrants and native-born US residents
  by Jonathan Marshall
• Why lesbians aren't gay: the old stereotypes about homosexuals have been discarded - in favor of new ones - contrasting behavior and attitude characteristics between gay men and women
  by Steve Sailer
• Anti-Semitism in America. - book reviews
  by Elliott Abrams
• What Went Right in the 1980s. - book reviews
  by Ed Rubenstein
• Who whom? - little justification for faith in the confirmation process for successor to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun - Editorial
• On the supply side - contrast between the US economic boom and the volatile international currency markets
  by Lawrence A. Kudlow
• Who broke the Evil Empire? - secretive strategy of the Reagan Administration to force the collapse of the Soviet Union's political, social and economic systems
  by Peter Schweizer
• Heterosexuality
  by Digby Anderson
• Lost Rights: The Destruction of American Liberty. - book reviews
  by Doug Bandow
• Weather-vane politics - Bill Clinton's politically motivated policies for Haiti - Editorial
• Russell Kirk, R I P - personal memoirs of conservative author and regular contributor to National Review magazine - Editorial
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• How to cut crime: Janet Reno and the House Democrats are so busy looking for the root causes of crime that they have no time to look for solutions - includes related article on career criminals and the case of Polly Klaas murderer Richard Allen Davis
  by Ernest van den Haag
• Which watch? And why? - irony of the inability of luxury wristwatches to keep the right time, made worse by their ugly designs
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• When a Man Loves a Woman. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Bad girls don't cry - the demise of pop icon Madonna - Column
  by Andrew Ferguson