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Articles in March 2005 issue of Washington Monthly

• And we're really cutting costs on this one
  by Charles Peters
• Kevin Begos: "Good Intentions, Harsh Reality"
• Good counsel
  by Charles Peters
• Super exciting book news
• That would certainly disrupt the conga line
  by Charles Peters
• King of the freebies
  by Charles Peters
• I'm sorry, did you say anything?
  by Charles Peters
• Name games: Microsoft by any other name would sell as well
  by Jamie Malanowski
• That's a lot of frooty pebbles
  by Charles Peters
• The newt republic: Gingrich's ideas were feisty and combative, but ultimately as nihilistic as they were visionary
  by Michael Crowley
• Losing faith in Feith
  by Charles Peters
• Exactly the qualities we're looking for!
  by Charles Peters
• Side effects may include overpayment
  by Charles Peters
• The good fight: how much longer can the religious left remain politically neutral?
  by Amy Sullivan
• Try holding the cocktail party in a cave
  by Charles Peters
• Also it's cheap
  by Charles Peters
• Where credit's due
  by Charles Peters
• There'll always be other advertisers
  by Charles Peters
• The observer; the independent; the guardian
  by Daniel Schorr
• The worst job in Washington: they're still answering phones at the Kerry campaign
  by Daniel Franklin
• Riches to rags: how legendary fraud Charles Ponzi's schemes crumbled
  by Brendan I. Koerner
• Intimidate the intimidators
  by Charles Peters
• It's not that we couldn't use a good translator
  by Charles Peters
• Micro-profile: the state department official who teaches big-money donors how to be ambassadors
  by Justin Peters
• Lunatics and dermatologists
  by Charles Peters
• Novak is an island
  by Rita Luther
• We'll always have Berkeley
  by Charles Peters
• Postmodern protests: why modern marches matter only to those who march
  by Christina Larson
• Newt-o-meter: democrats used to want a new JFK. Now, they're hunting for the next Newt Gingrich—the politician with a roadmap back to power
• So that's who that jerk was!
  by Charles Peters
• Clearing the air
  by Keith Roberts
• Family values
  by Charles Peters
• The case for the draft: America can remain the world's superpower. Or it can maintain its current all-volunteer military. It can't do both
  by Phillip Carter
• Ignorance is bliss? Ken Lay may have been as clueless as his lawyers claim. It shouldn't matter
  by Marianne Lavelle
• Pork Chop goes to the Derby
  by Charles Peters
• Righting Kinsey
  by Bill Condon
• What's not to like?
  by Charles Peters
• Off track: America's economy is losing its competitive edge, and Washington hasn't noticed
  by Benjamin Wallace-Wells
• The pussycat that roared
  by Charles Peters
• Schweitzer spinning
  by Mike Dennison
• Blue-state Republicans?
  by Charles Peters
• Battered women: female boxing is brutal and hopeless
  by Benjamin Wallace-Wells
• Trust us
  by Charles Peters
• Not false church
  by Deborah Miller
• A high-price to pay for a cheap waffle-maker
  by Charles Peters
• 7 mistakes superheroines make: why the latest action-babe flicks flopped
  by Christina Larson