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Articles in July-August, 2002 issue of Washington Monthly

• Class action - Letters
  by Peter Murphy
• Tidbits & outrages
• Benign enchiladas
  by Tyler Cabot
• In memoriam
• Account down: if you think you're going to retire on your 401, think again - k
  by David Cay Johnston
• Weather vain
  by Brent Kendall
• Tilting at windmills
  by Charles Peters
• Vow-to books: liberals and conservatives now agree that the institution of marriage needs help. But neither side knows what to do about it
  by Lynda McDonnell
• Coulter clash
  by Jamie Malanowski
• The `gate-less community: in any other administration, Bush's scandal-plagued Army secretary would be history. But the rules have changed
  by Joshua Green
• The Washington Monthly's Monthly Journalism Award
• Who's who
  by Susan Threadgill
• Folding the race card: as an open, divisive political issue, race isn't dead—but it's dying
  by Jim Sleeper
• Tipping the scale: President Bush picks judges based on ideology—so why shouldn't senators reject them for it?
  by Dawn Johnsen
• Young gun
  by Walter Shapiro
• Clearing the air: why I quit Bush's EPA
  by Eric Schaeffer
• Norwegian good
  by Ann Crittenden
• McCain mutiny? - Letters
  by Martin Lopez
• Weather 'tis nobler in the mind: Al Gore lost in 2000 by going soft on the environment. He can win in 2004 by getting tough
  by Stephanie Mencimer
• Net gain
  by Nicholas Thompson
• Tracking trouble - Letters
• May the source be with you: can a band of biologists who share data freely out-innovate the corporate researchers who hoard it?
  by Nicholas Thompson
• Market fundamentalism
  by Siddharth Mohandas
• Starr's Wars, Episode II - Letters
  by Reba Shimansky
• Axis of good: the case for remilitarizing Japan
  by Joshua Kurlantzick
• Auction hero
  by Justin Peters