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Articles in July 19, 1993 issue of National Review

• Half a cheer for Bill - Bill Clinton's decision to attack Iraq's intelligence headquarters - Editorial
• Protecting young people - liberal policies of Thomas Payzant, Department of Education assistant secretary-designate - Editorial
• Gorbachev, foundation man - Mikhail Gorbachev's literary and foundation activities and projects
  by Brian Crozier
• Ten questions for Judge Ginsburg - United States Supreme Court justice-designate
  by Stephen Markman
• Love and Friendship. - book reviews
  by Hadley Arkes
• Lonnie Johnson: He's a Jelly Roll Baker. - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Rodgers and Hammerstein Songbook. - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• To Make a Nation: The Rediscovery of American Federalism. - book reviews
  by Peter Rodman
• Fighting the unholy war - combating terrorism in the US - Editorial
• The real rainbow coalition - multi-ethnic opposition to New York, New York's liberal school curriculum that included sympathetic books for the gay lifestyle - Editorial
• Heart of darkness? - Nigeria's political problems
  by Anthony Daniels
• Reform and the Democrats - education reform under Bill Clinton
  by Rich Lowry
• A Place Among the Nations. - book reviews
  by Elliott Abrams
• Schutz: Psalmen Davids. - Frieder Bernius, Kammerchor Stuttgart, Musica Fiata Koln - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Entre Dos Mundos. - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Trust Your Mother but Cut the Cards. - book reviews
  by Richard Samuelson
• Second-hand science - case against EPA's non-scientific ruling on dangers of ETS, or environmental tobacco smoke - Editorial
• Shirley Robin Letwin, R I P - tribute to late political philosopher - Editorial
  by Milton Friedman
• PC in LA - political correctness - lawsuit by Occidental College students in Los Angeles, California to fight the California Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights enforcement of sexual harassment policy that infringes on free speech
  by Linda Seebach
• The 'opportunity' fantasy - Bill Clinton's proposed education reforms
  by Barbara Lerner
• Race Matters. - book reviews
  by Carol Iannone
• Music from the Court of Charles V. - Huelgas Ensemble - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Lionel Hampton: Tempo and Swing. - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• The Road to Wellville. - book reviews
  by M.D. Carnegie
• In plain Spanish, no - economic impact of illegal immigration; includes assessment of Orange County, California Grand Jury report on the demand for public assistance - Editorial
• Pat Nixon, R I P - tribute to former First Lady - Editorial
  by Jeffrey Hart
• The Left's last utopia - impact of liberalism in the United States; includes evaluation of Paul Hollander's 1992 book 'Anti-Americanism: Critics at Home and Abroad, 1965-1990' - Cover Story
  by John Gray
• Discreditable reports: are bankers letting racism interfere with profits? Now that would be news - how a Washington Post three-part report, June 6-8, 1993, misrepresented statistical data to show racist practices in mortgage lending
  by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
• Jurassic Park. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Airs de Cour: French Court Music of the XVII Century. - Marie Claude Vallin, Max van Egmond, Lutz Kirchhof - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Better Boot That Thing: Great Women Blues Singers of the 1920s. - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Spinsterhood is powerful - success and determination of non-feminist women who did not marry and have families - Column
  by Florence KIng
• Gunning for gains - flaws in proposals to raise the capital gains tax - Column
  by Ed Rubenstein
• Clinton's latest comeback - Bill Clinton counters his decline in popularity
  by Brit Hume
• Left hands across the sea - link between leftist politics in the United Kingdom and the United States - Cover Story
  by Dean Godson
• The Rosenberg file: what do we really know about the Rosenbergs and the case against them? - Julius and Ethel Rosenberg - 40th anniversary of convicted spies' electrocution
  by Jacob Cohen
• What's Love Got to Do with It. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• The Boys from Syracuse. - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Kindly Inquisitors: The New Attacks on Free Thought. - book reviews
  by Ronald Bailey