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Articles in June 22, 1992 issue of National Review

• Eleanor Roosevelt, vol. 1, 1884-1933
  by Florence King
• The Perot phenomenon
• Pravda will out
• A bitter pill
  by Massimo Calabresi
• Pinstripes and black hats: businessmen are Hollywood's favorite bad guys - it's the safest way to make a buck
  by Michael Fumento
• After Henry
  by David Klinghoffer
• Getting hot in Rio
  by Ed Rubenstein
• School's out - down and out
• Death penalty poster boy
  by Thomas Harvey Holt
• Getting hoosegowed
• Life Itself: Abortion in the American Mind
  by Hadley Arkes
• Brightness Falls
  by Richard Brookhiser
• The boys in Brazil
• Richmond News Leader, R I P
• Time to rethink immigration?
  by Peter Brimelow
• Whose freedom is it?
• Perfidious Albion
  by Robert Elegant
• Gerald Ranck
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Reinventing New York
• Too much Mr. Nice Guy
  by James Bowman
• For a tuna tutorial
  by Digby Anderson
• Money matters
• The Idea of the University: A Re-examination
  by Thomas Short
• Sex, Death, and God in L.A
  by Harold Johnson
• Balkan horrors
• Esprit de Korps
• Years of living prosperly
  by Robert Elegant
• An eye on racism
  by D. Keith Mano
• Come East, young man: why are Californians fleeing to Nevada?
  by Rafael Tammariello