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Articles in April 4, 1994 issue of National Review

• Guest editorial - Bill Clinton's resumption of trade with Vietnam betrays families of soldiers missing in action since the Vietnamese Conflict - Editorial
  by Dan Rather
• The encircling gloom - consequence of Church of England's decision to ordain 32 women to the Anglican priesthood - Editorial
• The right to die, the power to kill - controversy over euthanasia policy - includes related article on living wills and court decisions
  by Wesley J. Smith
• A marriage made in hell - Branch Davidian trial
  by Mary G. Gotschall
• Savage Nights. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Sportswriter: The Life and Times of Grantland Rice. - book reviews
  by Jeffrey Hart
• Farrakhan - inability of blacks to resist the dogma and violent rhetoric of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan - Editorial
• 1994 Ad
• Let the race begin: President Clinton looks more vulnerable by the day - but which Republican will be in a position to seize the opportunity? - includes related article on Republican National Committee survey of Republican supporters - Cover Story
  by Wick Allison
• Catholic Intellectuals and Conservative Politics in America: 1950-1985. - book reviews
  by Chilton Williamson, Jr.
• Belle Epoque. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• The look that killed - how Ohio Representative Martin Hoke was caught on tape and chastised publicly for commenting on the size of a woman producer's breasts before a TV interview - Column
  by Andrew Ferguson
• Accounting for the Clintons - investigation into Bill and Hillary Clinton's financial dealings with the Whitewater Development Corp. real estate firm - Editorial
• It's back - immigration policy reform
  by Ira Mehlman
• House of chimeras: can Ukraine emerge from the rubble?
  by Adrian Karatnycky
• Why Men Rule: A Theory of Male Dominance. - book reviews
  by Daniel Seligman
• Christy. - television program reviews
  by Matthew Scully
• Trade and geopolitics - U.S. relations in the Asia Pacific region and how they are impacted by changes in China and Japan's military and economic power - Editorial
• Italy at the crossroads - government crises and political corruption linger as voters face important elections March 27, 1994
  by Radek Sikorski
• Janitor for a day: certain officials of public-employee unions have raised double-dipping to a high art
  by Charlene Haar
• Rage of a Privileged Class: Why Middle-Class Blacks Are Angry; Why America Should Care. - book reviews
  by Danielle Allen
• The etiquette of gunplay - the social aspects of increased use of guns in Washington, D.C - Column
  by Mark Miller
• 200 years and out? - how welfare benefits have contributed to the number of single parent black families since the 1960s - Column
  by Ed Rubenstein
• The Democrats' welfare trap - public welfare reform
  by Joshua Abramowitz
• Trading punches - US trade relations with Japan
  by James Bovard
• Creative Chicago: From the ChapBook to the University. - book reviews
  by John R. Coyne, Jr.
• The Learning of Liberty: The Educational Ideas of the American Founders. - book reviews
  by Thomas Short