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Articles in Dec 14, 1992 issue of National Review

• The Porcupine
  by Anthony Lejeune
• Nofziger
  by Neal B. Freeman
• American graffiti
  by James Gardner
• Green jobbery
• Bad rap for Malcolm X
  by Carol Iannone
• Bram Stoker's Dracula
  by John Simon
• The Rebirth of the West: The Americanization of the Democratic World
  by Geoffrey Morris
• Post-election fight
  by Neal B. Freeman
• Worse than a crime
• Yeltsin's unfinished revolution
  by Elisabeth Rubinfien
• What children shouldn't know: in explaining how to avoid AIDS, Magic Johnson and Linda Ellerbee tell kids much that isn't so
  by Margaret Liu McConnell
• Remembering Malcolm
  by Carol Iannone
• Aladdin
  by John Simon
• Hemingway: A Life Without Consequences
  by Selden Rodman
• A social disease?
• Notes from the jungle
• The Sultan's dream
  by Erik Kuennelt-Leddihn
• Whose choice? School choice has its natural opponents. Hint: they're not black parents
  by John J. Miller
• Malcolm X: In Our Own Image
  by Carol Iannone
• Tous les Matins du monde
  by John Simon
• The economy, stupid
• Clinton in clover
  by Daniel Wattenberg
• Wanted: a new imperialism
  by Paul Johnson
• Still seeking a glass slipper: there are reasons, good, bad, and neutral, why there are fewer women than men at the top of American institutions
  by George Gilder
• Debt, lies, and Reaganomics: there's nothing frivolous about the effort to debunk Reaganomics. And almost nothing true
  by Benjamin Zycher
• Kissinger: A Biography
  by Carol Iannone
• The Destiny of Me
  by David Klinghoffer
• Passport to scandal