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Articles in Nov 30, 1992 issue of National Review

• Live from Golgotha
  by David Klinghoffer
• Sex
  by Eva Resnikova
• Growling again
• Now they tell us
  by Tom Bethell
• Great expectations
  by Richard Brookhiser
• Screening History
  by David Klinghoffer
• The Senator: My Ten Years with Ted Kennedy
  by Suzanne Garment
• Crime without punishment
• Why Bush lost
  by John O'Sullivan
• Familee
  by Florence King
• Undue Process: A Story of How Political Differences Are Turned into Crimes
  by Peter Brimelow
• A River Runs Through It
  by John Simon
• Cleaning House: America's Campaign for Term Limits
  by Geoffrey Morris
• 1992 Ad
• Hisstoriography
• Echo politics
  by Kate Walsh O'Beirne
• Some domestic lowlights of the Bush Administration
  by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
• JFK and Vietnam
  by John P. Roche
• Van Gogh
  by John Simon
• The Refinement of America: Persons, Houses, Cities
  by Nicholas King
• Whose mandate?
• Year of living dangerously
  by Midge Decter
• They'd rather be hunting
  by Paul Bedard
• Good-bye to the new world order
  by Elliott Abrams
• Jesus
  by Arthur J. Droge
• The Lover
  by John Simon
• What's the name of the first baseman?
• Oh? Canada?
  by Peter Brimelow
• Economic dominoes: the seeds of Bush's defeat were sown under Reagan - but not in the way the media think; toppled by tax reform
  by Paul Craig Roberts
• He was warned: Mr. Bush's defeat was predictable but not inevitable; all he needed was a change of heart - and mind
  by William McGurn