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Articles in Nov 1, 1993 issue of National Review

• The dream car - Clinton administration's plan to provide federal funds that should come instead from the private sector to support research and development of new technologies - Editorial
  by Ed Rubenstein
• James H. Doolittle, R I P - pilot and World War II hero - Editorial
  by William F. Rickenbacker
• In it for his health? - Bill Clinton's health care reform plan - Cover Story
  by John O'Sullivan
• Follow the money - how US allows Islamic foundations and organizations to operate and finance terrorist acts
  by Rachel Ehrenfeld
• Nationalism: Five Roads to Modernity. - book reviews
  by Noel Malcolm
• My Life as a Fan: A Memoir. - book reviews
  by John C. Chalberg
• Redoubled standards? - hypocrisy of proposal to dismiss Admiral Frank B. Kelso II for failure to stop harassment at 1991 Tailhook convention without extending equal treatment to Janet Reno for her failure to manage the siege at Branch Davidian complex in
• The making of a quagmire - Bill Clinton's foreign policy concerning Somalia
  by Brit Hume
• Reinventing government, reinventing health - Bill Clinton's and Al Gore's policies for reforming health care and government agencies
  by William A. Niskanen
• The end of affirmative action? - California Conservative Party's Civil Rights Initiative proposed for 1994 ballot to rid state of affirmative action legislation
  by William A. Rusher
• Crime and Punishment in American History. - book reviews
  by Richard Herrnstein
• Take off the kid gloves - how Washington, D.C. society has managed to forgive ex-American University president Richard Berendzen's acts of sexual misconduct while he was still president - Column
  by Andrew Ferguson
• By a side door - side agreements to NAFTA - Editorial
• Back to normal - Estonia's effort to overcome 50 years of Soviet control
  by Andrew Stuttaford
• To the abyss and back - political struggle in Russia; includes related article on Boris Yeltsin's handling of the siege of parliament
  by James Sherr
• Learning to live with sex and violence - Congress' reluctance to regulate sex and violence on television and in other entertainment media - includes related article that defends the right of pornographic expression as simply another form of dehumanizing i
  by Walter Berns
• Short Cuts. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Mr. Clinton's quagmire? - US involvement in Somalia - Editorial
• Poor numerology - US Census Bureau report on number of Americans living in poverty deserves closer examination - Editorial
• Private choice, public dumping - school choice issue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  by Daniel McGroarty
• A nasty little war - US involvement in Somalia
  by Eliot A. Cohen
• Only Words. - book reviews
  by Roger Scruton
• M. Butterfly. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Golden State opportunity - California's school choice Proposition 174 may change future of education if it passes on November 2, 1993 - Editorial
  by William J. Bennett
• Ideology or competence? - tax cut proposals of New Jersey Republican gubernatorial candidate Christine Todd Whitman - Editorial
• Ideas or consequences? - New York, New York mayoral race between David Dinkins, Republican candidate Rudolph Giuliani and Conservative Party candidate George Marlin
  by Richard Brookhiser
• Their teeming shores - analysis of impact of Refugee Act of 1980
  by Don Barnett
• The Culture of Disbelief: How American Law and Politics Trivialize Religious Devotion. - book reviews
  by Barry Freundel
• Vegemaniacs - making fun of vegetarians
  by Digby Anderson