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Articles in Aug 25, 2003 issue of Human Events

• Senate passes amendment allowing prescription drug re-importation
• Buffett disaster, The
  by Rusher, William
• Who killed the Golden State?
  by Freddoso, David
• Conservative spotlight: U.S. English-Mauro Mujica
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Depends on what the meaning of 'expelled' is
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• California's cultural transformation
  by Kelley, Larry
• Conservative spotlight: Kurt Entsminger
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Are liberals imposing a religious test on judges?
• Kempthorne still waiting for word on EPA job
  by Gizzi, John
• Conservative forum
• Evergreen Freedom Foundation
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Virginia Knott Bender, R.I.P.
  by Gizzi, John
• Evans & Novak
  by Novak, Robert
• Lou Rotterman, R.I.P.
  by Gizzi, John
• Teaching history: Fact or fiction?
  by Schlafly, Phyllis
• Lara Croft Tomb Raider
• Ads accuse Senate liberals of religious bias
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Schwarzenegger's California: No longer cutting edge
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• Freddy vs. Jason
• Bustamante belonged to radical student group
  by Malkin, Michelle
• Capital briefs
• Roy Beck
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Buffalo Soldiers
• Filibustering judges has become democratic specialty
  by Jipping, Thomas L
• Hillary watch
• Hillary watch
• Uday Hussein has discovered why Bush doesn't do nuances
  by Coulter, Ann
• Step Into Liquid
• Hillary watch
• It depends on what the meaning of 'deficit' is
  by Coulter, Ann
• right ear, The
• New study shows increase in Islam's negative reputation
  by Pipes, Daniel
• Colin McMillan, R.I.P.
  by Gizzi, John
• Evan & Novak
  by Novak, Robert
• A study in appeasement
  by Buchanan, Patrick J
• Gipper's golden rules, The
  by Walsh, Mary
• House delivers snub to france
• Iraqi nuke hawk went to Niger
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• Guest workers, yes. Amnesty, no!
  by Tancredo, Tom
• Capital briefs
• Senate fails to vote cloture on medical tort reform
• Hillary watch
• Democrats block vote on Pryor nomination
• Howard dean is no centrist
  by Bozell, Brent
• Short takes
  by Gizzi, John
• Selling the story of failure
  by Bozell, L Brent III
• National conservative student conference hugely successful
  by Eberhart, Toby
• Bill would empower police to arrest deportation absconders
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• A nightmare on film
  by Roberts, Paul Craig
• Not present, but well-accounted for
  by Gizzi, John
• Will Specter chair judiciary?
  by Carney, Timothy P
• Ten good reasons to recall Gray Davis
• Coulter demolishes Bill O'Reilly
  by Kincaid, Cliff
• Bankrupting California
  by Elder, Larry
• Uptown Girls
• Ask these republicans to say 'no' to drug entitlement
• Does Uncle Sam rip off your state?
• Hollings' departure opens door for GOP
  by Gizzi, John
• Capital briefs
• Seabiscuit
• Bush won't compromise on traditional marriage
• Right on the left coast
  by Gizzi, John
• Reading God's mind
  by Murchison, William
• House passes amendment to cut UNFPA funds
• right ear, The
• Senate easily passes drug re-importation, filibusters Pryor
• Statehouse update
  by Gizzi, John
• Toomey: Big spenders are the real grinches
  by Freddoso, David
• Correction
• GOP backs bill to protect pledge from judges
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Thanks for the memories
  by Murchison, William
• Toomey amendment on NIH studies fails narrowly in house
• Fly the friendly (and safe) skies
  by Moore, Stephen
• Bring back Proposition 187
• Ban on racial categorizing shares recall ballot
• S.W.A.T.
• Alfred Charles Kinsey (1894-1956)
• Does bible demand higher taxes in Alabama?
  by Moore, Stephen
• Conservatives can defeat drug bill
  by Lessner, Richard
• Senate disposes of amendment to preserve bases

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