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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2002 issue of Washington Monthly

• Making service pay - Letters
  by Wendell Jennings
• The State Of The Union Address Bush should give in 2002
  by Bruce Reed
• Correction of the month - Tidbits & Outrages - Brief Article
• Coloring The News: How Crusading For Diversity Has Corrupted American Journalism. . - Yellow Journalism - book review
  by Seth Mnookin
• Worth your kid? - Letters
  by Murray Polner
• The other college rankings …: when it comes to national service, America's "best colleges" are its worst - includes table: Percentage of Federal Work-Study Funds Used for Community Service - Statistical Data Included
  by Joshua Green
• God save the queen - Tidbits & Outrages - Brief Article
• Stack And Sway: The New Science of Jury Consulting. . - Trial by Jury Consultant - book review
  by Dorothy Samuels
• Never cry Wolf - Letters
  by Susan M. Hagadorn
• Comrades in arms: meet the former Soviet mobsters who sell terrorists their guns - arms trade - related article: The Taliban's Favorite Gunrunner - related article: The CIA's Favorite Gunrunner
  by Ken Silverstein
• Cresent And Star: Turkey Between Worlds - Crescent wrenched: Turkey is America's strongest ally in the Islamic world. Can we save it from self-destructing?
  by Whit Mason
• Special Providence: American Policy and How It Changed the World. . - Imaginary Isolationists - book review
  by Michael D. Mosettig
• Pay-per-view press - Letters
  by Wes Simonds
• Tom Daschle's Hillary problem: if the senate majority leader runs for president, what will voters think of his lobbyist wife? - Linda Hall Daschle
  by Stephanie Mencimer
• Turkey Unveiled: A History of Modern Turkey - Crescent wrenched: Turkey is America's strongest ally in the Islamic world. Can we save it from self-destructing?
  by Whit Mason
• Theodore Rex. . - Moose Tracking - book review
  by Howard B. Schaffer
• Christian sacrifice - Letters
  by Stanley L. Swart
• Who's who - News Briefs - Brief Article
  by Susan Threadgill
• Buck Up, Suck Up … And Come Back When You Foul Up. . - Little League Insights - book review
  by Michael Crowley
• Stillwater: A Novel. . - Critical Mass - book review
  by Gary Hart
• Mandating disaster - Letters
  by John Merrifield
• Lines of fire: the only thing standing between you and a deadly oil pipeline accident is Washington's most hapless regulatory agency
  by Charles Pekow
• The Corset: A Cultural History. . - Of Corset Matters - book review
  by Christina Larson
• No joke - Letters
  by Jack Herzberg
• Fabio gets his walking papers: can Harlequin rekindle romance in a post-feminist world? - evolution of romance genre
  by Katherine Marsh
• Them: Adventures with Extremists. . - Extremist Sports - book review
  by Alex Heard
• Men's harem - Letters
  by Frank Pizzoli
• Backseat driver - Tidbits & Outrages
• At The Hands Of Persons Unknown: The Lynching of Black America. . - Strange Fruit - book review
  by Ta-Nehisi Coates
• Welcome to Hooverville - Letters
  by Edwin Krampitz, Jr.
• That's not turbulence, you're just drunk! - Tidbits & Outrages
• The City In Mind: Meditations on the Urban Condition. . - Cul-de-Sacked - book review
  by Erik Wemple
• Tilting at Windmills: False Whoops Senior Screeners Amorous Profs Palm Trees in Jalalabad Canned Peas in Cameroon
  by Charles Peters
• Roses are red and you'd better be, too - Tidbits & Outrages - matchmaking for socialists - Brief Article
• A Perilous Progress: Economists and Public Purpose in Twentieth Century America. . - Econ Artists - book review
  by James K. Galbraith