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Articles in Nov 30, 1984 issue of National Review

• The Falwell factor - Jerry Falwell
• Beyond brighton - analysis of terrorism
  by Brian Crozier
• U.S. Catholics, U.S., economy
  by Michael Novak
• Are you there America? - television broadcasting - column
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• The pope in America
• The department of factual verification
  by Hugh Kenner
• Mencken and Sara: a life in letters
  by John C. Chalberg
• The senate - Democratic gain and Republicans still in control
• The aide issue - Ronald Reagan's appointees
  by Tom Bethell
• The coming defeat of communism. - book reviews
  by Charles Burton Marshall
• Glass houses
• Ranger Mosby
  by Joe Mysak
• And now? - politics after the 1984 election
• If not detente - Ronald Reagan's relation with Soviet Union
  by Patrick Buchanan
• The naked public square
  by Richard Neuhaus
• Fragmented Philippines
• Sixty-one: the team, the record, the men
  by Mike Shannon
• See and raise - oil prices
• The prospects for Reaganomics II
  by Paul Craig Roberts
• The way the world works. - book reviews
  by Jude Wanniski
• John Huston, RIP
• Lingering questions
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Tutu and South Africa - Desmond Tutu
• The price of liberty and of defense - increased military spending
  by Bruce D. Porter
• The unheavenly city. - book reviews
  by Roger Starr
• A slap on the wrist for Rust
• Titanic bound
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Those ballot initiatives - tax limitation initiatives
• In defense of flesh and blood - judiciary system
  by Joseph Sobran
• Sexual suicide. - book reviews
  by George Gilder
• The prospects for quarterback Kemp
  by John J. McLaughlin
• The birth dearth
  by Wayne Lutton
• Down to the Titanic
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Happy birthday, Harry! - Henry Hazlitt
• Addis Ababa: army relief
• The troubled crusade. - book reviews
  by David Brooks
• South of the border
  by Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn
• Compassion versus guilt and other essays
  by Joseph Sobran
• Latin America watch - rebels in El Salvador
• Islamabab: Soviet beef - Soviet Union troops in Afghanistan
• Is art good for you?
  by Richard Grenier
• Is Yale now colored mauve?
  by Jeffrey Hart
• Desert light
  by M.E. Bradford
• It wasn't Mondale who lost it - Walter F. Mondale
• Alberta Hunter, RIP - obituary
• Rome: art for take-out - art borrowed from museums
• Quieting right-wing fears - in politics - column
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• The Bork fight
• Aid, arms, and friends
  by Brian Crozier
• Homeless in New York
  by D. Keith Mano
• Excuses, excuses - Republican's winning the 1984 election
• Reagan's 'RIF' song - reduction in force
  by John McLaughlin
• Seoul: the 38th parallel - economic cooperation with South Korea
• They used to call it the resistance - CIA booklet in Nicaragua - column
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• SDI watch
• An open letter to Allan Bloom
  by John Podhoretz
• Soviet strategic deception
  by Williamson Chilton, Jr.