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Articles in Sept 20, 1993 issue of National Review

• Bosnian trap - Bill Clinton's plan to offer 30,000 US troops to uphold peace plan in Bosnia-Herzegovina - Editorial
• Laura Tyson's tall tale - how the new head of the Council of Economic Advisers has tried to avoid her 1984 written report approving of Romanian economic policy - Editorial
• Does the Sphinx have a riddle? - trying to figure out H. Ross Perot's political agenda and future - Cover Story
  by Wick Allison
• Better off at home? - increasing numbers of families are pursuing better education for their children by teaching them at home - The Schools: Four Reports
  by Isabel Lyman
• The National Review College Guide: America's Top Liberal Arts Schools. - book reviews
  by Peter Shaw
• Honegger: Le Roi David. - Jean-Claude Casadesus, Orchestre National de Lille - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Madness, Heresy, and the Rumor of Angels: The Revolt Against the Mental Health System. - book reviews
  by Todd Lencz
• Dr. Gridlock and Mr. Hyde - Sen Bob Dole's shifting positions in opposing Bill Clinton's policies - Editorial
• Letting go - how Bill Clinton's vacation was used to help the President's image
  by Brit Hume
• Babbitt's ecobabble - Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt's alternative solution to listing endangered species under the Endangered Species Act
  by Ike C. Sugg
• Free the schools - how and why other countries encourage independent schools and offer parents school choice for their children - The Schools: Four Reports
  by Alan Bonsteel
• From Cottage to Work Station: The Family's Search for Social Harmony in the Industrial Age. - book reviews
  by Richard Vigilante
• Debussy: Le Martyre de Saint Sebastien. - Michael Tilson Thomas, Leslie Caron, London Symphony Orchestra - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Some Blues. - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Eye of the beholder - why mortgage loan rejections for African Americans are not racist - Editorial
• To Russia with love - medical supplies contributed by AmeriCares
  by Mark Cunningham
• The return of the dinosaurs - the fallacy that an infusion of money will solve public school problems
  by Chester E. Finn, Jr.
• The textbook wars: when does a 'censor' become a 'positive pressure group'? Ask Holt Rinehart - the pressure to impose a liberal agenda on the publisher Holt, Rinehart and Winston's Holt Basic Reading textbook products
  by Stephen Bates
• Manhattan Murder Mystery. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Faure: Piano Quartets Nos. 1 and 2. - Emanuel Ax, Isaac Stern, Jaime Laredo, Yo-Yo Ma - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Flip Phillips with Strings: Try a Little Tenderness. - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• They don't embarrass easy - refusal of the Environmental Protection Agency to recognize criticisms of the agency's failure to produce scientific evidence that would justify environmental regulations - Editorial
• NAFTA: can Clinton lead? - political strategy to passage of the trade bill
  by Vin Weber
• High-tech hustle - how the introduction of various technologies has not always helped public school students - The Schools: Four Reports
  by Edward L. Lederman
• The Last Brother. - book reviews
  by Jacob Cohen
• Betty. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Verdi: String Quartet in A Minor. - Juilliard String Quartet - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Of Kindred Souls. - sound recording reviews
  by Ralph Robert Toledano
• Middle East breakthrough? - agreement between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization - Editorial
• So far from God - Nicaraguan politics
  by Elliott Abrams
• Afrocentrism in the suburbs - problem with Prince George's County, Maryland's multicultural curriculum - The Schools: Four Reports
  by John J. Miller
• Leaving Town Alice: Confessions of an Arts Warrior. - book reviews
  by Jacob Neusner
• N.Y.P.D. Blue. - television program reviews
  by Matthew Scully
• The Hidden Life of Dogs. - book reviews
  by Jeffrey Hart
• Matchbook Man - the demise of the masculine image that use to grace the ads on matchbook covers promoting self-improvement studies, vocational training or high school completion courses - Column
  by Florence King