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Monkeying Around with the Self

Why support for biotech shouldn't foreclose the debate over its moral issues.

Cathy Young | 4.1.2001 12:00 AM

Policy Days

In which our man in Washington hears retirement talk, takes in an intentional congressional comedy show, and enjoys a Texas breakfast.

Mike Lynch | 4.1.2001 12:00 AM

San Francisco Bleat

Brian Doherty | 4.1.2001 12:00 AM

Surfing Secrets

The multiple meanings of online privacy.

Jennifer DePalma | 4.1.2001 12:00 AM

Going Bezirke

Where little platoons and little governments meet

John McClaughry | 4.1.2001 12:00 AM

A Rendezvous with Density

The FDR Memorial and the Clinton Era.

Michael Valdez Moses | 4.1.2001 12:00 AM

Letters

Reason Staff | 4.1.2001 12:00 AM

Stock Market: Reasons for Hope and Worry

James Glassman | 3.20.2001 12:00 AM

Bush Administration Must Say No To Jane And Kyoto

James Glassman | 3.8.2001 12:00 AM

Epic Jazz

Charles Paul Freund | 3.1.2001 12:00 AM

St. Phineas

How P.T. Barnum helped invent business ethics.

John Mueller | 3.1.2001 12:00 AM

Double Betrayal

Is liberalism its own worst enemy?

Loren Lomasky | 3.1.2001 12:00 AM

O Big Brother, Where Art Thou?

What the new Coen Brothers movie can teach us about California's electricity woes.

Tim Cavanaugh | 3.1.2001 12:00 AM

Bill's And Larry's Continued Political Misadventures

James Glassman | 2.26.2001 12:00 AM

Campaign 2000's Real Civics Lesson

How this race busts the four greatest election myths.

Jesse Walker | 2.1.2001 12:00 AM

Do What I Wilt

The individualist authoritarianism of Aleister Crowley

Brian Doherty | 2.1.2001 12:00 AM

The Poet As Politician

The ideological odyssey of W.B. Yeats

Michael Valdez Moses | 2.1.2001 12:00 AM

Two Men Who Would Be King

Bill Clinton vs. Elvis Presley vs. America

Paul Cantor | 2.1.2001 12:00 AM

Room to Grow

What's so bad about the suburbs?

Sam Staley | 2.1.2001 12:00 AM

Right-wing Technological Dread

Ronald Bailey | 1.31.2001 12:00 AM

Concealed Weapons

The controversial book Arming America has the facts all wrong.

Joyce Malcolm | 1.1.2001 12:00 AM

Presidential Blowup

In an election more obscure than an Antonioni film, Bill Clinton's real legacy comes into focus.

Nick Gillespie | 1.1.2001 12:00 AM

Nice Process in Florida. Too Bad about the Candidates

Jonathan Rauch | 12.12.2000 12:00 AM

Brickbats

Charles Oliver | 12.1.2000 12:00 AM

Operation Juan Valdez

Jeff Taylor | 12.1.2000 12:00 AM

Civil Liberties

Citings

Reason Staff | 12.1.2000 12:00 AM

Dimness at Noon

Blue Angel, by Francine Prose

Alan Kors | 12.1.2000 12:00 AM

How to Kill a City

The Creative Destruction of Manhattan, 1900-1940, by Max Page, The Future Once Happened Here: New York, D.C., L.A., and the Fate of America's Big Cities, by Fred Siegel

Tom Peyser | 12.1.2000 12:00 AM

Movers and Shakers

How immigrants are reviving neighborhoods given up for dead

Joel Kotkin | 12.1.2000 12:00 AM

The Agony of Choosing Between Bush and Gore

Jonathan Rauch | 11.4.2000 12:00 AM

Stale Claims

How long should the law nurse old grievances?

Walter Olson | 11.1.2000 12:00 AM

Why Arafat Couldn't Deliver on Peace—and Still Can't

Jonathan Rauch | 10.21.2000 12:00 AM

The Smart Guy

Jacob Sullum | 10.3.2000 12:00 AM

Goodbye, Joel Klein

James Glassman | 10.2.2000 12:00 AM

Angry at Daddy

An uncensored Holly Hughes rails against censorship

Trav S.D. | 10.1.2000 12:00 AM

Without Merit

Why merit pay won't reform public education.

Nick Gillespie | 10.1.2000 12:00 AM

Hearing Voices

Ronald Bailey | 9.7.2000 12:00 AM

Banana Republics, With Nuts

Glenn Garvin | 8.1.2000 12:00 AM

Strands of Life

Ronald Bailey | 8.1.2000 12:00 AM

Quantum Leaps

Ronald Bailey | 8.1.2000 12:00 AM

Confessions of a Macaulay Fan

The great liberal historian appreciated on his bicentenary

Walter Olson | 8.1.2000 12:00 AM

Workshop Wonderland

Who's teaching the teachers?

Jerry Jesness | 8.1.2000 12:00 AM

In Praise of Consumerism

When the going gets tough, the tough go shopping. And sometimes even get happy.

James Twitchell | 8.1.2000 12:00 AM

Looking Back at Looking Backward

Edward Bellamy's famous utopian novel is set in today's America. Are we living his crazy dream?

Tom Peyser | 8.1.2000 12:00 AM

Letters

Reason Staff | 8.1.2000 12:00 AM

The Secret History

Brian Doherty | 7.24.2000 12:00 AM

The $145 Billion Message

Jacob Sullum | 7.19.2000 12:00 AM

Shaking the Anti-Foundation

Mark Goldblatt | 7.1.2000 12:00 AM

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