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Articles in May 2, 1994 issue of National Review

• Robin Hood goes to college - how economic formulas for families planning college tuition finances discourage saving and investment - Column
  by Ed Rubenstein
• On the supply side - the failure of Federal Reserve Board policy to control money supply and maintain price stability
  by Lawrence A. Kudlow
• Democracy in a mean season - the tyranny that may continue in South Africa if the African National Congress wins the 1994 election
  by R.W. Johnson
• The Scar of Race. - book reviews
  by Stanley Rothman
• Mad dogs and Chinamen
  by William McGurn
• Blackmun's last laugh - the welcome retirement of the United States Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun - Editorial
• Haunting Russia - efforts to pay tribute to the Russians who were killed under Josef Stalin's regime
  by Radek Sikorski
• Low-rent health - impact of health reform
  by Bruce Bartlett
• FDR and Stalin: A Not So Grand Alliance, 1943-1945. - book reviews
  by Peter W. Rodman
• Have you heard? - the value of gossip
  by Taki Theodoracopulos
• Friends to the end - failure of Bill Clinton to comprehend North Korea's determination to develop nuclear weapons - Editorial
• Rebel with a cause - William J. Kelly, Republican candidate for Congress from Illinois
  by John R. Coyne, Jr.
• Roberta on a rampage - social policies of Roberta Achtenberg, Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity, Department of Housing and Urban Development
  by Bruce Bartlett
• Four Weddings and a Funeral. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• What They Fought For: 1861-1865. - book reviews
  by Matthew Berke
• Drifting toward Haiti - US policy towards Haitian immigrants - Editorial
• Soviet terror, American amnesia: there has been a striking asymmetry between the American responses to the two great mass murders of our century, the Nazi and the Soviet. Why? - Cover Story
  by Paul Hollander
• Medical malpractice - misleading information from the federal government impacts support for gun control
  by J. Neil Schulman
• The Paper. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• PBS: the Yanni state - appeal of New Age musician, Yanni in helping to raise Public Broadcasting Service funds - Column
  by Andrew Ferguson
• Something in the water? - unnecessary federal mandates and bureaucracy for complying with EPA regulations for water pollution in Vermont - Editorial
• Libel and indifference - deception in the Public Broadcasting Service TVprogram 'America and the Holocaust: Deceit and Indifference' that blames US policy for the death of European Jews - Editorial
• In memory - memorial to the Soviet victims of communism to be built in Washington, D.C - Cover Story
  by Lee Edwards
• Before the Shooting Begins: Searching for Democracy in America's Culture War
  by Richard Neuhaus
• Beavis and Butthead. - television program reviews
  by James Gardner