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Articles in Dec, 1992 issue of Washington Monthly

• First choice: why Chelsea Clinton should attend a public school - President-elect Bill Clinton's daughter
  by Debarah Fallows
• No dollars, common sense: eighteen cost-free steps to a better America - reform proposals
  by Charles Peters
• Rude Awakenings: What the Homeless Crisis Tells Us. - book reviews
  by Jason DeParle
• Hoax populi: if we love populist leaders so much, why don't we elect one - as president
  by David Shipley
• Cardiologist arrest - medical schools educate too many medical specialists and not enough general practice and family physicians
  by Michael Dolan
• Bill and friends' excellent adventure; Rhodes scholars may know a lot. But they didn't learn it at Oxford - President-elect Bill Clinton attended University of Oxford in the United Kingdom - Cover Story
  by David Segal
• Of MITI and men: Japan's industrial policy sets the standard, but can the United States do better? - Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry
  by Edward N. Luttwak
• Undue Process: A Story of How Political Differences Are Turned into Crimes. - book reviews
  by Walter Pincus
• Crime Scene: On the Streets with a Rookie Police Reporter. - book reviews
  by Ross Kerber
• Why Johnny can't tell right from wrong: the most important lesson our schools don't teach - values
  by Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
• What You Can Do to Avoid AIDS. - book reviews
  by Michael Fumento
• The Visible Poor: Homelessness in the United States. - book reviews
  by Jason DeParle
• The Bias-Free Word Finder: A Dictionary of Nondiscriminatory Language. - book reviews
  by Karen Lehrman
• Making Americans: An Essay on Individualism and Money. - book reviews
  by Jonathan Rowe
• Checkered past: why Washington's 13-year taxi scandal won't end
  by Christoper Georges