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Knowledge is Power

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On April 2, 2005
The impending death of the Pontiff seems like a particularly good time to take the Bush Administration's sex-ed quiz. No cheating!(On the larger issue, I think Matt basically gets it right. I will mention the obvious problem with the major defense being made in the...

Moodysson

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On April 1, 2005

New York film buffs should be aware that the Film Society of Lincoln Center will be featuring the films of Lukas Moodyson this week. Saturday at 2, there will be.

Shame

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On April 1, 2005

It's not to my credit that it took the best April. Fool's. joke. ever. to remind me, but Fred Korematsu has passed away. We should never forget that Korematsu was.

Predictions

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On March 31, 2005
The Seattle Mariners begin their 29th campaign this Monday at Safeco Field against the Minnesota Twins. Last year, the Mariners went a healthy 63-99, their worst record since the heady days of 1992, when Alex Rodriguez was still playing high school ball and Sweet Lou...
Jonathan Chait has noted that the last two decades of the American economy could have been a demonstration designed to humiliate supply-siders. (The conservative critiques of the 1993 budget plan have not, ah, aged well.) Via Crooked Timber, the weak-at-best correlation between relatively laissez-faire policies...

Outsourcing

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On March 30, 2005

If Blogger had been showing any signs of working yesterday, I was planning to write about an even more self-paradoic than usual Steven Landsburg column and the terminal stages of.

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