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Articles in June, 1991 issue of Washington Monthly

• Cold Warrior: James Jesus Angleton - The CIA's Master Spyhunter. - book reviews
  by Tom Braden
• Fighting for Air: In the Trenches with Television News. - book reviews
  by Sam Donaldson
• Why are droves of unqualified, unprepared kids getting into our top colleges? Because their dads are alumni
  by John Larew
• National endowment for administrators; the NEA's real problem isn't crucifixes in urine - it's bureaucrats in Dubuque - National Endowment for the Arts
  by Liza Mundy
• Panama: The Whole Story. - book reviews
  by Charles Lane
• The W-2 step; the Democrats are right that the Social Security tax is unfair, but they're wrong about how to fix it
  by James Bennet
• Cliffhanging; how the consummate counsel came to need a lawyer
  by Jonathan Alter
• Coming to Public Judgment: Making Democracy Work in a Complex World. - book reviews
  by Nicholas Wurf
• Hack in the USSR; taking dictation, clipping Kissinger's columns, feigning allegiance, and other noble pursuits of one of Gorbachev's ace reporters - Soviet news agency TASS
  by Maxim Kniazkov
• Lethal weapon; when thousands die in high-speed police chases, who do we really need protecting from?
  by Richard Shumate
• Nancy Reagan: The Unauthorized Biography. - book reviews
  by Sandra McElwaine
• Israel's Secret Wars: A History of Israel's Intelligence Services. - book reviews
  by Murray Polner
• What Mother Teresa could learn in a leather bar; gay men's response to AIDS shows how the larger community can help heal itself
  by Katherine Boo
• Bookshelves of the vanities; Tom Wolfe, Jackie O. and other literati lavishly raise millions for the New York Public Library. So why don't they care that the neighborhood branches are dying?
  by John Freeman Gill