Saturday, April 02, 2005

articles 4/2

NY Times
C.I.A. Answers Criticism With Pledge to Do Better

“Dear Ellen”; or, Sexual Correctness at Harvard
by Ruth R. Wisse

Bush, Sharon, My Daughter, and Me
by Norman Podhoretz
Israel's disengagement plan has won a large cohort of domestic critics, as a ten-day visit reveals. But are they right?

NY Times
E-Mails Reveal Fraud in Nuclear Site Study
Government employees studying a potential nuclear waste site in Nevada acknowledged in e-mail messages that they had made up details about their research.

NY Times
An Early Wartime Profile Depicts a Tormented Hitler
Cornell University has posted what is believed to be the first psychological profile of Adolf Hitler.
Analysis of Hitler's Personality

W. Post
NIH Staff Rankled by New Rules
Broad ethics requirements cost institute top researchers, sour collaboration with private sector.

Panel Seeks Intelligence Culpability
Commission says incoming director of national intelligence should take action against those responsible for failures to accurately assess prewar Iraq's weapons programs.

The Art of Intelligence
by David Brooks

WMD Commission Continues the Stonewall
by David Corn, The Nation

Opening Pandora's Democratic Box
by Victor Davis Hanson

It's the end of the world, and I feel fine
by Jonah Goldberg
The bad news is that a new United Nations report says the world's coming to an end.

Marriage and the Limits of Contract
by Jennifer Roback Morse

Echoes of the Gipper
What would Reagan say about Iraq, Ukraine and President Bush?
by Peter Robinson

AP
College Students Download in Dorm Rooms
College junior Kyle Taylor is downloading hundreds of songs by No Doubt, Bruce Springsteen and others onto the Compaq laptop in his cramped dormitory room. With a few more clicks of his mouse, Taylor is watching commercial-free "Seinfeld" episodes on his computer. In just minutes, he then downloads the entire movie "A League of Their Own." The 20-year-old is not breaking any laws. Nor is he at risk of expensive lawsuits by the entertainment industry over copyright violations.


Using the Gospel to Share the Gospel
A Discussion Between Michael Horton & Rico Tice

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