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Articles in April, 1989 issue of Washington Monthly

• Where the boys are; how a well-intentioned civil rights law and a dose of chauvinism shoved women administrators out of college sports
  by Matthew Goodman
• A Season Inside: One Year in College Basketball. - book reviews
  by Matthew Cooper
• YEN! Japan's New Financial Empire and Its Threat to America. - book reviews
  by Roger Baker
• Farm workers don't have to be poor; the bosses say higher wages would mean fewer jobs. Don't believe them
  by Tina Rosenberg
• Loyalties: A Son's Memoir. - book reviews
  by Timothy Noah
• The Men From the Boys: Rites of Passage in Male America. - book reviews
  by Jim Naughton
• The worst city government - Washington, D.C
  by Scott Shuger
• The Village of Waiting. - book reviews
  by Richard Lipez
• Have one for the runway; how Transportation Department policies add new meaning to the word "red-eye." - drunk pilots
  by David Nather
• Beyond the legal right; why liberals and feminists don't like to talk about the morality of abortion
  by Jason DeParle
• The Silent War: Inside the Global Business Battles Shaping America's Future. - book reviews
  by Tom Peters