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Articles in Oct, 1998 issue of Reason

• Covering the spreads
  by Michael W. Lynch
• Lessons Learned the Hard Way: A Personal Report. - book reviews
  by John J. Pitney, Jr.
• Green redlining: how rules against "environmental racism" hurt poor minorities most of all - Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality's Office of Environmental Justice's Janice Dickerson allows building of plant in Romeville, Louisiana
  by Henry Payne
• The Transparent Society: Will Technology Force Us to Choose Between Privacy and Freedom? - book reviews
  by Christine Peterson
• The politics of permanent immigration - need for migrant labor
  by John J. Miller
• Easy Riders, Raging Bulls: How the Sex-Drugs-and Rock 'n' Roll Generation Saved Hollywood. - book reviews
  by Charles Oliver
• Stars in her eyes - interview with astronomer Sallie Baliunas - Interview
  by Virginia Postrel
• Let's regulate cable now! Oops. Didn't we already do that?
  by Thomas W. Hazlett
• Pervasive problem: the 1978 Supreme Court decision allowing censorship of dirty words on radio threatens free speech in cyberspace
  by Jonathan D. Wallace
• Numbers game: North Carolina educrats may shut down the successful Healthy Start charter school because it enrolls "too many" blacks - violation against a law requiring a representation of the ethnic and racial composition of the district
  by Deroy Murdock
• Target Switzerland: Swiss Armed Neutrality in World War II. - book reviews
  by Walter Olson
• The claims of nature: the "can gays change" debate is muddling the main issues
  by Virginia Postrel
• Neither nationalist nor socialist: how the Swiss kept their freedom in World War II
  by Walter Olson
• Discovery channels: in the marketplace, truth is always a hot commodity
  by Rick Henderson
• In Praise of Commercial Culture. - book reviews
  by Nick Gillespie
• Does America hate its HMOs? - health maintenance organizations - interview with American Enterprise Institute Fellow Karlyn Bowman - Soundbite - Interview
  by Michael W. Lynch
• The Freshmen: What Happened to the Republican Revolution? - book reviews
  by John J. Pitney, Jr.