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Articles in June 2006 issue of Reason

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• Golden age
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• Dark justice
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• The parables of Octavia Butler: a science-fiction writer's rich libertarian legacy
  by Amy H. Sturgis
• Wall of confusion: immigration policy follies
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• Clinical issue
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• Welfare as we know it
  by Jesse Walker
• Eternal vacation: an uptick in downtime
  by Kerry Howley
• Vote early, often
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• Thin population: urban sprawl and obesity
  by Jacob Sullum
• Stripping cable: the war on "indecency"
  by Julian Sanchez
• Tax tide
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• Next beer in Jerusalem: Boozing with Hamas
  by Tim Cavanaugh
• Mission accomplished—or mission impossible?
  by Nick Gillespie
• Uzbekistan has banned fur-lined underwear
  by Charles Oliver
• Good business
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• Defending ads from the advertisers
  by Kerry Howley
• Head trip
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• Six years ago, Courtney Blair Schwebel legally changed his name to FUN
  by Charles Oliver
• Antitrusted
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• What Detroit can learn from Bangalore: a booming city's lessons for a town in decline
  by Shikha Dalmia
• How the FBI let 9/11 happen: the smoldering gun was right there all the time
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• The Alabama Senate has passed a bill, pushed by the Alabama Wholesale Beer Association, that would effectively ban private keg parties
  by Charles Oliver
• Scottish rights
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• Where did India's skilled labor come from? The surprising role of private education
  by Shikha Dalmia
• Do they dare to say "impeach"? One person's airtight legal case is another's "stay out the Bushes."
  by Tim Cavanaugh
• Old Propaganda and New
  by Larry Hart
• The Canadian Union of Public Employees says Air Canada discriminates against flight attendants, who are mostly women, because they are paid less than pilots and mechanics, who are mostly men
  by Charles Oliver
• Illegal cooking
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• Sucking in the mid-to-late '70s: how the Carter-Reagan era set the course for contemporary America
  by Tim Cavanaugh
• Three views on Iraq, three years later: in May 2003 George W. Bush declared "mission accomplished" in Iraq. A trio of analysts debates the current state of the region
• Absolution in Your Cup
  by Chantal Harvard
• A Melbourne airport official told Stephen McKenzie-McHarg he could park in the bus zone to help his family with their bags if he was quick
  by Charles Oliver
• Evil seed
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• Healthy city living: are suburbs making us sick?
  by Samuel R. Staley
• God, guts, and granola: a manifesto for "crunchy conservatives" forgets why self-interest is important.
  by Robert Stacey McCain
• Bad education: the high cost of "free" preschool
  by Lisa Snell
• Simon Thompson was surprised when two cops knocked on the door of his home in Great Britain, and he was stunned when he learned the reason for their visit
  by Charles Oliver
• Tap room
  by Jeff A. Tylor
• Marital mythology: why the new crisis in marriage isn't
  by Julian Sanchez
• Nature boy for property rights
  by Tim Cavanaugh