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Articles in Sept 2006 issue of Washington Monthly

• Now that's classy: how Teach for America turned national service into a status symbol
  by Avi Zenilman
• Tilting at windmills
  by Charles Peters
• Kurdish delight: a flawed case for an independent Kurdistan
  by Michael Hirsh
• The Washington monthly's: Monthly Journalism Award
  by Jonathan D. Epstein
• Hero or hack? Eliot Spitzer pushes the limits of prosecutorial progressivism
  by Greg Sargent
• The Washignton decoder
• The gift that keeps on spinning: Fouad Ajami predicted that American troops would be welcomed as liberators. You would never guess from his new book
  by Christian Caryl
• A higher power: James Baker puts Bush's Iraq policy into rehab
  by robert Dreyfuss
• An historian's tale: Richard Hofstadter and the rise and fall of American liberalism
  by Jacob Heilbrunn
• Rove 2.0: Dick Wadhams is the next Republican maestro of cutthroat campaigning. Can Democrats figure out how to stop him?
  by Rebecca Sinderbrand
• The savage south: lessons of an American insurgency
  by Jon Meacham
• The Washington's monthly's: annual college guide
• Is our students learning? The measurements elite colleges don't want you to see
  by Kevin Carey
• Bribery and the beltway
  by Steve Snyder
• National universities
• Generals against Rumsfeld
  by T.A. Glidewell
• Apps lit: what the new wave of college-admissions fiction tells us about higher education
  by Rachel Morris
• Hoosier daddy: what rising Democratic star Barack Obama can learn from an old lion of the GOP
  by Christina Larson
• Fake diamonds
  by Rob Birgfeld
• Liberal arts colleges