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Articles in March 2, 1992, issue of National Review

• Desert replay
• Fair or foul?
  by William A. Rusher
• No new tax cuts: George Bush is finally fighting for a capital-gains cut, right? Read the fine print
  by Lawrence A. Kudlow
• God and Other Famous Liberals: Reclaiming the Politics of America
  by Edward C. Banfield
• JFK
  by John Simon
• Memoir of an American Life
  by Geoffrey Morris
• Russian roulette
• South African prize day
  by Brian Crozier
• Where many an owl is spotted: loggers on welfare while spotted owls flourish - but ecologists don't give a hoot
  by James Owen Rice
• The L Word: An Unapologetic, Thoroughly Biased, Long-Overdue Explication and Celebration of Liberalism
  by Edward C. Banfield
• Grand Canyon
  by John Simon
• The sic society
  by Aram Bakshian, Jr.
• Mr. Buchanan's choice
• So guilty they're innocent
• Is America a part of Europe?
  by Richard M. Nixon
• Without Marx or Chekhov: free intellectuals undermined Gorbachev and elevated Yeltsin. Now what?
  by David Brooks
• Signposts in a Strange Land
  by Fred Donovan Hill
• Naked Lunch
  by John Simon
• Healthy competition
• The Haitian problem
• The case for Buchanan
  by Tom Bethell
• Unwillingly to school
  by Chester E. Finn, Jr.
• Reagan's Terrible Swift Sword: An Insider's Story of Abuse and Reform Within the Federal Bureaucracy
  by Allen Randolph
• Laying down the table
  by Digby Anderson
• Bush: man without a plan
• Not Kafkaesque
  by William McGurn
• Nine ways to predict presidential elections
  by Humphrey Taylor
• Revolution from Within: A Book of Self-Esteem
  by Florence King
• Pop Art then and now
  by Roger Kimball
• Subway Lives: 24 Hours in the Life of the New York City Subway
  by Geoffrey Morris