Saturday, September 17, 2005

articles 9/17

Reuters
Power-dressing man leaves trail of destruction

Reuters
Vatican's search for gays in seminaries raises alarm

The menace of multiculturalism
by Suzanne Fields
It's not easy to dislodge a trendy fad, particularly among the public intellectuals and the aspiring sophisticates of the chattering class, but 'multiculturalism' may be getting an intellectual re-examination.

“The Grapple in the Big Apple”
Hitchens vs. Galloway.
By Alex Massie

'Sinister Piffle'
Christopher Hitchens "debates" a demagogue.
by Kimberley Strassel

George Galloway Is Gruesome, Not Gorgeous
Now, watch me debate him.
By Christopher Hitchens

Reinventing Television
He's the smart-ass host of The Daily Show. But more than that, Jon Stewart is helping invent a new kind of TV -- time-shifted and multiscreen.
By Thomas Goetz

Blame throwing
by David Warren

In two-parent families, the kids are all right
Study finds stability pays big dividends

Chief Justice Roberts
The distinction between law and politics that the Judiciary Democrats do not respect lies at the heart of Roberts's approach to judging

Media Cooked Up Storm Over Katrina
by Victor Davis Hanson

The Bush Doctrine, Unpacked
by David Gelernter

Union trouble
by George Will
Pilots, flight attendants and other members of different unions are crossing the picket lines manned by members of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association.

NY Times Magazine
Taking Stock of the Forever War

Omaha-Born Man Will Lead Nation's Counterterrorism Center

Back with a Bang
It may be only rock & roll, but the Stones still rule
by David Fricke

Reformation Chart
Just how different are the Roman Catholic and Protestant doctrines?

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