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Articles in June 21, 1993 issue of National Review

• Examining Miss Guinier - possible withdrawal of Lani Guinier as Bill Clinton's nominee to head the Office of Civil Rights in the Justice Department - Editorial
• Mainstream Democrat - newly appointed assistant secretary for Housing and Urban Development Roberta Achtenberg's public display of her lesbian lifestyle - Editorial
• No sex, no violence - hypocrisy and inconsistency in newspaper coverage of sexual abuse cases - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
  by James MacGuire
• It didn't start with Dateline NBC - fraudulent investigative TV documentaries about automobile safety - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
  by Walter Olson
• Reliable sources - why the tabloid press is sometimes more honest and balanced in its reporting - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
  by Peter Shaw
• Sliver. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Stanford White's New York. - book reviews
  by David Klinghoffer
• The coming Cuban collapse - Editorial
  by Paul Craig Roberts
• Winston Burdett, R I P - journalist - Obituary
  by Robert Morris
• The Media Elite revisited - relevance of 1986 book by Robert Lichter, Stanley Rothman and Linda Lichter - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
  by Ted J. Smith, III
• Media, AIDS, and truth - misleading news reporting about the AIDS epidemic among heterosexuals and the abuse of truth in journalism - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
  by Michael Fumento
• Culture of Complaint: The Fraying of America. - book reviews
  by Hilton Kramer
• Life with Mikey. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Eight Little Piggies. - book reviews
  by John Farrell
• The Clinton doctrine - Bill Clinton's failed policies toward Bosnia-Herzegovina - Editorial
• One size fits none - development of politically correct slant in newspaper reporting - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
  by James W. Michaels
• Hold the arts page - demise of standards in coverage of cultural subjects; includes related article on New York Times' music critic Alex Ross' disregard for the importance of classical music - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
  by Hilton Kramer
• Rethinking AIDS: The Tragic Cost of Premature Consensus. - book reviews
  by Stephen C. Joseph
• Class conflict - the liberal slant that pervades the University of Southern California and the University of California, Los Angeles film schools - Column
  by Arlene Sterling
• Foreign Policy Failures in China, Cuba, and Nicaragua: A Paradigm. - book reviews
  by Peter D. Hannaford
• Stone boats - increasing public dissatisfaction with Bill Clinton's economic and social policies - Editorial
• Rotten in Denmark - voters accept Maastricht Treaty with conditions that retain country's independence - Editorial
• PC comes to the newsroom - political correctness - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
• Beltway journalism - press coverage of the federal government - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
  by Terry Eastland
• The media and Anita Hill - the obvious lack of objectivity in the coverage of the selection of United States Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
  by David Brock
• The Fifties. - book reviews
  by Florence King
• In my cups - appreciation of what constitutes a real cup of coffee - Column
  by Digby Anderson
• Strange Attractors. - book reviews
  by Danielle Crittenden
• Stenholm unmasked - Rep Charles Stenholm's support for Bill Clinton's economic policies betrays his conservative philosophy - Editorial
• The static model lives - Bill Clinton's dubious government revenue projections - Editorial
  by Ed Rubenstein
• The rise of style - liberal slants of 'Style' sections in the Washington Post and New York Times - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
  by Joseph Sobran
• Good intentions - the lack of editorial neutrality in TV news reporting - Special Section: The Decline of American Journalism
  by Lorrin Anderson
• Shylock: A Legend and Its Legacy. - book reviews
  by Herb Greer
• Black Studies, Rap, and the Academy. - book reviews
  by John C. Chalberg
• On tender hooks - trends in the development of politically correct conditions that require people to be inordinately sensitive to each other's feelings - Column
  by Florence King