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Articles in Jan, 1989 issue of Washington Monthly

• On Borrowed Time: How the Growth in Entitlements Spending Threatens America's Future. - book reviews
  by Alan Murray
• Rainbow's End. - book reviews
  by George V. Higgins
• Revenge of the nerds; the real problem with computer viruses isn't genius programmers, it's careless ones
  by Nicholas Martin
• It's not just Washington - bureaucratic apathy towards homeless children
  by Katherine Boo
• Rendezvous with Reality: The American Economy after Reagan. - book reviews
  by Alan Murray
• The start-up blues - entrepreneurs, banks and venture capital companies
  by Jeremy Schlosberg
• The Products Liability Mess: How Business Can Be Rescued from State Court Politics. - book reviews
  by Daniel Farber
• Countdown. - book reviews
  by Alex Gibney
• "Ma'am, what you need is a new, improved Hoover." - J. Edgar Hoover, management of FBI
  by Matthew Miller
• My banker won't back my building
  by Jim DeParle
• Day of Reckoning: The Consequences of American Economic Policy Under Reagan and After. - book reviews
  by Alan Murray
• Honest Graft: Big Money and the American Political Process. - book reviews
  by Philip M. Stern
• And why they let anyone be an informant - Federal Bureau of Investigation
  by Steven Burkholder
• The worst city government in America - Washington, D.C
  by Jason DeParle