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Articles in Sept 30, 1996 issue of National Review

• Left out: liberals stayed out of sight at the Democratic convention, but they are waiting in the wings - Inside the Donkey
  by Ronald Radosh
• Ingles, si: Hispanic parents want what's best for their children - and the country - most want their children to learn English - Back to School
  by Jorge Amselle
• Turn out the lite; lite food is insipid, weak, denatured, flat, diluted, and easy: food for cowards and children
  by Digby Anderson
• Skirting disaster: feminists are preparing to move in on the Democrats after the November elections
  by Christina Hoff Sommers
• Activist on board - National School Boards Assoc. director Anne L. Bryant's radical agenda - Back to School
  by Christina Hoff Sommers
• Granta 54, Summer 1996: The Best of Young American Novelists. - book reviews
  by James Bowman
• Much ado: as triumphs of style over substance, the conventions charted new political territory - 1996 political conventions
  by Ramesh Ponnuru
• Parents' rights: educators have been waging a covert war on parents - who are starting to fight back - includes related articles on home schooling and school conflicts in Massachusetts - Back to School
  by Michael Chiusano
• Fools' Names, Fools' Faces. - book reviews
  by Terry Teachout
• How to get a college education - Back to School
  by Jeffrey Hart
• Wall Street PhD: for-profit education can be good for business - and for education - includes related article on school voucher systems - Back to School
  by Michael P. Garber
• The Idea of a University. - book reviews
  by Tracy Lee Simmons
• Right data - economic statistics for Europe
• Deconstructing the ivory tower - escalating college costs - Back to School
  by Ralph R. Reiland
• The vice president: Washington - satire of VP Al Gore
• Perspectives on Dick Morris - former political advisor to Pres. Clinton - On the Right - Column
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Dole patrol - presidential candidate Bob Dole - Capital Scene - Column
  by Rich Lowry
• Thinking about God: to find a free and able mind, look for a believer, not a relativist skeptic - Back to School
  by Deal W. Hudson
• T.S. Eliot, Anti-Semitism, and Literary Form. - book reviews
  by Hugh Kenner
• For Dole: the educational challenge - presidential candidate Bob Dole - On the Right - Column
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Bread & circuses - political controversy over partial-birth abortions - Column
  by Kate O'Beirne
• Legal monopoly: law schools are the beneficiary of the regulatory state, and they return the favor - Back to School
  by John O. McGinnis
• Fields of Battle: The Wars for North America. - book reviews
  by Richard Brookhiser
• Dole on drugs - Bob Dole's anti-drug policies - On the Right - Column
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Death before birth - abortion controversies in the United Kingdom - Column
  by Mary Kenny
• Notes from Hell: the public schools need discipline and respect for learning. That's all - Back to School
  by Daniel Kaufman
• Hellman and Hammett. - book reviews
  by Florence King
• The misanthrope's corner - reminisces of a trip to Paris, France - Column
  by Florence King
• Savimbi's strategy - Angolan leader Jonas Savimbi
  by Marc Thiessen
• Alter ego: since 1970 'ed psych' has taken over education. Baby boomers, meet John Dewey - Back to School
  by Beverly K. Eakman
• Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth. - book reviews
  by E.L. Pattullo
• Gekko - merger between Worldcom and MFS Communications; includes other stock market and financial news
  by John Dizard
• Open letter: advice for a candidate who remembers when 2nd-graders could read - letter to Bob Dole - Back to School
  by Regina Lee Wood
• A little lower than festive - the Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto, Italy
  by John Simon