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Feature
Chile Declassified
On September 28, 1973, seventeen days after the bloody coup that brought Gen.
Peter Kornbluh
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Prescription: Protest
Neil Shulman, MD, first started seeing patients at Grady in 1969.
For more information or to help, contact [email protected].Neil Shulman MD
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The Spy Who Wasn’t
Pat Buchanan calls Wen Ho Lee the epicenter of the most dangerous penetration of America’s nuclear labs “since the Rosenbergs went to the electric chair in 1953.” Senator Don Nickles says that Le
Bill Mesler
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Editorial
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Hillary–NY Progressive
Let’s get beyond the psychobabble that so often passes for informed political analysis these days and take Hillary Rodham Clinton at her word.
Ellen Chesler
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Hillary’s No Liberal
“Run Hillary Run” buttons are in circulation among Democratic elites, the wealthy, well-meaning men and women who actually seem to enjoy writing four- or five-figure checks to the Democratic Nati
Wendy Kaminer
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Column
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Remembering the 1993 Healthcare Debate While Listening to the 1999 Healthcare Debate
The single-payer system, it was said,
Has faults that go beyond the fact it’s Red:
If any faceless bureaucrat decreed
That surgery the doctor says you needCalvin Trillin
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Books & the Arts
Old Masters
For contemporary reactions from Nation critics to the films of Stanley Kubrick, follow these links: Lolita (1962), Dr. Strangelove (1964), 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), The Shining (1980), all reviewed by Robert Hatch, and Full Metal Jacket (1987), reviewed by Terrence Rafferty.
Stuart Klawans
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Ex-Prom Queen Goes Home
Thomas Wolfe wrote that you can’t go home again. Alix Kates Shulman disagrees.
Beverly Gologorsky
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Hitler’s Viennese Waltz
“Austria had many geniuses, and that was probably its undoing.”
–Robert MusilPaul Reitter
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Poetry’s Ball Turret Gunner
Has anyone read John Dennis? Irving Babbitt? Gorham Munson? Probably not, though they were considered important critics in their day.
Alfred Corn
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Still Not Over Over There?
The estimates of the number of books written about World War I are in the hundreds of thousands.
Hans Koning
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Letters
Elections 2000–A Bad Dream?
JOEL ROGERS
Stephen Gillers’s Y2K nightmare is a Republican “trifecta” capture of natio
Various Contributors