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Articles in June, 1992 issue of Washington Monthly

• Old money - finances of the American Association of Retired Persons
  by Christopher Georges
• Loot court: how Harvard Law devours its young - Harvard Law School
  by Jonathan Rowe
• Life Itself: Abortion in the American Mind. - book reviews
  by Alissa Rubin
• The Seven Fat Years and How To Do It Again. - book reviews
  by Susan Dentzer
• The Science Gap: Dispelling the Myths and Understanding the Reality of Science. - book reviews
  by Elliott Beard
• Mild about Harry: how Truman ushered in the end of liberal idealism
  by Charles Peters
• 1980s AD - Decade
  by Susan Dentzer
• Stealing home - home equity loans
  by Mike Hudson
• Spin Control: The White House Office of Communications and the Management of Presidential News. - book reviews
  by Sam Donaldson
• How Phil Donahue came to manage the '92 campaign - political campaigns and the media
  by Jonathan Alter
• The Vital South: How Presidents Are Elected. - book reviews
  by Jon Meacham
• The tyranny of the contented - the majority of the voters
  by John Kenneth Galbraith
• Empires of the sons - and the friends, and the mistresses… - political appointees - includes related article on President Bush's campaign strategies
  by Eric Konigsberg
• Broken Contract: A Memoir of Harvard Law School. - book reviews
  by Jonathan Rowe
• Hangin' with the houseboyz - congressional staffers
  by Christopher Buckley
• Driven Patriot: The Life and Times of James Forrestal. - book reviews
  by Chalmers Roberts
• Truman: A Biography. - book reviews
  by Charles Peters