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Articles in March 7, 1994 issue of National Review

• Ballot-boxed in - South Africa's tyrannical approach to free elections - Editorial
• Italy's capitalist crusaders - Northern League political party
  by Chandler Rosenberger
• Furiously in all directions: NATO wasn't set up for handling situations like Bosnia - and it isn't - ceasefire plan
  by Noel Malcolm
• A little help for their friends - demise of the New York Times Book Review
  by James Bowman
• The Right Data. - book reviews
  by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
• 1995 Ad
  by Ed Rubenstein
• Rocking the Love Boat - Iowa Congressman Fred Grandy's gubernatorial campaign
  by C. Sheldon Smith
• Clinton's revelation - how and why Bill Clinton needs to appeal to Southern Baptists
  by Rich Lowry
• Democracy Against Itself: The Future of the Democratic Impulse. - book reviews
  by Kenneth Minogue
• Original Intentions: On the Making and Ratification of the United States Constitution. - book reviews
  by Jeffrey Hart
• The Bosnian bargain - NATO-imposed ceasefire - Editorial
• Bravely saying the obvious - report on homosexuality from the Institute on Religion and Public Life, written by university scholars - Editorial
• The Peres gambit - Shimon Peres's role in bringing about the Israeli-PLO peace negotiations
  by Joel Bainerman
• Stand up & fight - the problems with U.S.-Japanese trade policy
  by Jim Kolbe
• Free Agent: The Unseen War, 1941-1991. - book reviews
  by Arnold Beichman
• The Vicar of Sorrows. - book reviews
  by David Klinghoffer
• Rising Sam - failure of Bill Clinton to take stronger action against Japan's trade policies - Editorial
• Walter Judd, R I P - former congressman - Editorial
• Growth without end, amen? - conservative policies and the need to assess economic growth for the sake of growth - Cover Story
  by Fred C. Ikle
• The ghost of Gautreaux - Clinton administration plan to mandate housing policy
  by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
• Rider Haggard and the Lost Empire: A Biography. - book reviews
  by Anthony Lejeune
• Out of Order. - book reviews
  by Geoffrey Morris
• Education: business as usual - business support for lackluster educational reform - Editorial
• Budget sleight-of-hand - Bill Clinton's economic policies
  by Stephen Moore
• Clinton lite: why would big business, in rejecting the Clinton health-care plan, go for one with many of the same features? - Bill Clinton's managed care reforms
  by John Hood
• The Tailhook scandals - how the Navy's sexual harassment investigation case was mishandled
  by Elaine Donnelly
• In the Name of the Father. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• It's funny till someone gets hurt - anecdotal look at Bill Clinton's lack of a sense of humor - Column
  by Andrew Ferguson