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Articles in April, 1997 issue of Washington Monthly

• Bayard Rustin: Troubles I've Seen. - book reviews
  by Richard D. Kahlenberg
• A new breed of hired gun: in today's legal system, you not only need the best lawyers money can buy - but also the best expert witnesses
  by Preston Lerner
• The Divorce Culture. - book reviews
  by Corinna Vallianatos
• Pill pushers: pharmaceutical companies are emphasizing marketing - and downplaying responsible medicine
  by Greg Critser
• Kremlin Capitalism: Privatizing the Russian Economy. - book reviews
  by Alfred Friendly, Jr.
• Bad choices for big jobs: how Clinton misplays identity politics - President Bill Clinton
  by Michelle Cottle
• Will: The Autobiography of G. Gordon Liddy. - book reviews
  by David Greenberg
• How to make college affordable: no one is talking about the best and cheapest solution - income-contingent long-term student loans - includes related article on cost of student loans
  by Nurith C. Aizenman
• Butter and Guns: America's Cold War Economic Diplomacy. - book reviews
  by Martin Walker
• Why the Right may be right: after two decades, why is the Department of Education still ignoring the basic problems plaguing our public schools?
  by Greig M. O'Brien
• The Fourth Turning. - book reviews
  by Patricia Cohen
• Mission creep: in this era of budget cutting, why is the VA trying to expand its clientele? - Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Hospital System
  by Adam Piore
• The end is near! Why disaster movies make sense in the '90s - and dollars - Cover Story
  by Howard Rabinowitz
• One World, Ready or Not: The Manic Logic of Global Capital. - book reviews
  by David Ignatius
• War by Other Means. - book reviews
  by Robert Dreyfuss