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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Reason

• Over spray
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Judicial constraint
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Behind the curtain
  by Julian Sanchez
• Cut-Rate Diplomas
  by Ken Hamady
• SuitTorrent: Hollywood vs. downloaders
  by Julian Sanchez
• A Detroit food bank wants to know what happened to 60 frozen turkeys it gave the office of U.S. Rep. John Conyers to deliver to needy people at Thanksgiving
  by Charles Oliver
• Indecent proposals
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Dr. Strangelaw
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• The Pentagon's secret stash: why we'll never see the second round of Abu Ghraib photos
  by Matt Welch
• Ancient treasures for sale: do antique dealers preserve the past or steal it?
  by Steven Vincent
• The spirit of popular art
  by Brian Doherty
• Imperial Waltz
  by Richard Blumenstein
• Fizzling lawsuits: guns in the courts
  by Jacob Sullum
• Selling voodoo dolls isn't illegal in Colombia, but that didn't stop police in the province of Quindio from seizing a shipment of 292 dolls and 192 packages of "magic dust."
  by Charles Oliver
• Sun rises
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• A wave of hot air: after the deluge, the God talk
  by Cathy Young
• School performance matters
  by Eric A. Hanushek
• Shocked to death: Tasers under fire
  by Brian Doherty
• Wearing the wrong clothes can get a woman arrested in Zimbabwe
  by Charles Oliver
• White trash
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Docu drama
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Are we just really smart robots? Two books on the mind put the human back into human beings
  by Kenneth Silber
• John Locke Lite
  by Martin Brock
• A British man was barred from his home for six months, kept from unsupervised visits or telephone conversations with his 3-year-old son, and placed on two years' probation
  by Charles Oliver
• Extreme decision
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Putin on the fritz
  by Julian Sanchez
• Tidal waves and tariffs: the feds' foolish fight against Third World shrimp
  by Kerry Howley
• Rock and roll entrepreneur: Frank Zappa's true legacy
  by Nick Gillespie
• Among the Nonbelievers
  by Andrew Bernardin
• Quotes
• Revolution resolution
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Private screening: airports opt out
  by Geoffrey F. Segal
• Corrections
• Sources
• Marta Andreasen, formerly the European Commission's chief accountant, says she was suspended from her job and ultimately fired because she refused to sign accounts she believed were unreliable
  by Charles Oliver
• War economy
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Deconstructing Chomsky: America's leading leftist intellectual sees what he wants to see and disregards the rest
  by Mark Bauerlein
• The best reason for private retirement accounts
  by Nick Gillespie
• Uncle Sam's barbecue: USDA identity crisis
  by Tim Cavanaugh
• Madrassas molesters: clerical abuse in the Islamic world
  by Charles Paul Freund
• When wars collide: war on drugs vs. war on terror
  by Julian Sanchez
• Wide world of sports: soccer mirrors globalization and its discontents
  by Michael Young
• Iraq's Summer Soldiers
  by Stephen Cheng
• Coffin break: funeral home protection
  by Jacob Sullum
• Food, blankets, and medicine meant for Malaysian victims of the tsunami that swept Asia were held up pending the arrival of politicians to take credit for them
  by Charles Oliver
• Beta test
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Let freedom sing: Iran's mystery diva
  by Charles Paul Freund
• Homeschooling alone: why corporate reformers are ignoring the real revolution in education
  by Greg Beato
• Civil Liberties & Enemy Combatants
  by Errol Morris
• There were obstacles to aid here at home too
  by Charles Oliver
• Kelli Billingsley was suspended from her school in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, after she gave Jell-O to her fourth-grade classmates
  by Charles Oliver
• Low tech
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• The hippie and the redneck can be friends: two worlds collide in film and music
  by Jesse Walker
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