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Articles in June, 2005 issue of Washington Monthly

• CEOs for socialized medicine
  by Charles Peters
• Power failure?
  by Jeff Hagan
• Jargon watch: Harry Potter syndrome
• When Buffett speaks
  by Charles Peters
• A few more terrorist scares and we'll get the hang of it
  by Charles Peters
• Military family
  by Daniel Connell
• Little Tom DeLays waiting to get out
• Even Barney has his own cabin
  by Charles Peters
• Brain Brew: how coffee fueled Voltaire's Candide, Newton's theory of gravity, and Juan Valdez's modern woes
  by Brendan I. Koerner
• The invention militia: amateur engineers are asking what they can do for the Pentagon
  by Spencer Ackerman
• Gates, Schmates: Robert Noyce invented the integrated circuit. Then he invented the culture of Silicon Valley
  by Robert Burnett
• The monopoly factory: want to fix the economy? Start by fixing the Patent Office
  by Zachary Roth
• Fatale silence
  by Marjorie A. Stockford
• Unquiet American: tough, idealistic, motivated by profit, Dale Stoffel had all the attributes the Bush administration thought would set Iraq right. The mysterious murder of this whistle-blowing contractor exemplifies all that went wrong
  by Aram Roston
• And a posthumous economic Nobel for Herbert Hoover
  by Charles Peters
• What John Bolton got right
  by Charles Peters
• Tax the rich
  by Charles Peters
• But I saw Marg Helgenberger do that
  by Charles Peters
• When is a railroad like a punching bag?
  by Charles Peters
• The good evangelist
  by Charles Peters
• Justice belied
  by Charles Peters
• Solved! It covers everyone. It cuts costs. It can get through Congress. Why Universal Healthcare Vouchers is the next big idea
  by Ezekiel Emanuel
• They did indict a ham sandwich
  by Charles Peters
• Crude awakening: the best hope for meeting growing world demand for oil, say experts, is to tap Saudi Arabia's reserves. A Bush advisor on energy says those reserves don't exist
  by Kevin Drum
• I could give you my number, but then I'd have to kill you
  by Charles Peters
• The Washington Monthly's monthly journalism award
• Starting over
  by Charles Peters
• The meritocratic myth
  by Charles Peters
• Out to sea: yes, offshore banking is an outrage. No, it's not a metaphor for capitalism
  by T.A. Frank
• Table manners: how food choices helped shape culture and politics in nascent America
  by Alan Bjerga
• The case for new agencies
  by Charles Peters