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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2006 issue of Mother Jones

• You talk, we listen
  by Susan Griffin
• Chronicle of a war foretold: truth was a casualty long before we invaded Iraq
  by Tim Dickinson
• Get serious
• A is for Afro: for the only white student in class, St. James elementary offered a double major in minority experience
  by Sara Catania
• Vice is nice
  by Bert Wolfe
• Sweet subpoena: Capitol Hill is way overdue for a blockbuster investigation. Here are nine questions to get Congress rolling—if it has the guts
  by James Ridgeway
• Looks back
• Get the picture? July 1978
  by Lois C. McLean
• The man who has been to America: four prisons. Three countries. Two years. One detainee's story
  by McKenzie Funk
• Ma Bell's watchful eye June 1980
• Political prescience
  by Kirkpatrick Sale
• "Why am I in Cuba?"
  by Dave Gilson
• Pumped up
  by Dale Leder
• First, read the cautionary tale
• Running on empty: looking for America in the wild red yonder
  by Jon Mooallem
• What is it good for?
• Extra credit: our 13th annual roundup of campus activism
• Eccentric Soul: The Big Mack label
  by Jon Young
• Rethinking revolution
  by John Milius
• Exodus: coyotes, pollos, and the promised van
  by Charles Bowden
• Yell Fire!
  by Jon Young
• Asses not yet extinct July 1978
• Just try voting here: machines that count backward, slice-and-dice districts, felon baiting, phone jamming, and plenty of dirty tricks: 11 of America's worst places to cast a ballot
  by Sasha Abramsky
• The Complete Reprise Sessions
  by Jon Young
• Roaches enter MoJo contest June 1976
• Revolt of the elders: where sprawl meets rangeland, a GOP warhorse sets out to save his party from itself
  by Dick Russell