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Articles in June 27, 1994 issue of National Review

• Good Korea move - US policy to reinforce its military presence in South Korea as part of effort to combat North Korea's refusal to cooperate in inspection of its nuclear weapons - Editorial
• To November, and beyond - assessing potential political scenarios for the November 1994 elections
  by Christopher Matthews
• How the East was lost - failure of US to help former Communist countries develop free market systems
  by Adrian Karatnycky
• Better dead that Fed? - controversial Allegan County, Michigan case involving Mary Martin's right to remove her brain-damaged husband, Michael, from his life-sustaining feeding tube
  by Wesley J. Smith
• Recovering American Literature. - book reviews
  by Jeffrey Hart
• Stranger at the Gate: To Be Gay and Christian in America. - book reviews
  by William Murchison
• Eyeing the golden goose - proposal to tax income from whole life insurance - Column
  by Ed Rubenstein
• Let us pray? - case over dismissed Jackson, Mississippi school principal, Bishop Knox, pertaining to his allowing the reading of a prayer in his school
  by Ben C. Toledano
• A case of two standards - hypocrisy of American media in their criticism of Italy's conservative government and omission of concern over resurgence of Communist power in Eastern Europe
  by Radek Sikorski
• Growthmanship, part II - three opinions on the importance and extent of economic growth in American society
  by Benjamin Zycher
• Little Buddha. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• House of Cards: Psychology and Psychotherapy Built on Myth. - book reviews
  by Todd Lencz
• Yanks - tribute to D-Day - Column
  by John O'Sullivan
• New Mexican revolution - difficulty in predicting the outcome of the August 21, 1994 general election in Mexico - Editorial
• Fund repeal? - controversy over cancellation of National Public Radio program on prison life with Mumia Abu-Jamal
  by John Merline
• No Tennessee Waltz: can Fred Thompson make his race against Jim Cooper a referendum on Clinton Lite? - Tennessee Senate race between Republican Fred Thompson and Democrat Jim Cooper
  by Geoffrey Morris
• The Astonishing Hypothesis: The Scientific Search for the Soul. - book reviews
  by Howard J. Van Till
• Widows' Peak. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• The Rosty man - Rep. Dan Rostenkowski's political character is the last of old-fashioned power-broker politicians - Column
  by Andrew Ferguson
• Points North - Oliver L. North's successful efforts to become the Republican senatorial candidate from Virginia - Editorial
• Whose science is Gored? - Vice President Al Gore attempts to undermine any scientist who can negate his global warming theory - Editorial
• A very British scandal - scandal involving former British minister Alan Clark, the publication of his 'Diaries' about his extra-maital affairs and the efforts of two of his lovers to publish their own version
  by Derek Hill
• The lessons of TennCare - problems with Tennessee's managed care health system for indigent patients
  by John Hood
• The Faith of a Physicist: Reflections of a Bottom-Up Thinker. - book reviews
  by Howard J. Van Till
• Bitter Moon. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Green-eyeshade Greenspan - Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan's role in Bill Clinton's economic policies - Editorial
• Back to the future - revival of Communist Party power in Hungary
  by Jonathan Sunley
• Figuring out feminism - how feminists abuse statistical information to serve their political agenda - Cover Story
  by Christina Hoff Sommers
• Manana is another day: Mexico can no longer afford PRI politics as usual - nor IMF austerity as usual - failing economic policies of the Institutional Revolutionary Party and the International Monetary Fund
  by Lawrence A. Kudlow
• Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. - book reviews
  by James Nuechterlein
• Our town - a conservative journalist and author reminisces about his life in Washington, D.C - Column
  by John Podhoretz