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October 2003 (v14, no9)


Features A Contract with America's Youth Below the Beltway John B. Judis Sifting Through the Rubble Bioterror Brain Drain Merrill Goozner Infectious-disease specialists are following the big bucks to Washington's new multibillion-dollar program on bioterrorism research—but at what human cost? Brooks No Argument Todd Gitlin A closer look at the Times' newest columnist Bullies in the Pulpit Sarah Wildman Will a political Catholic Church help or hinder the GOP? Bush's Saudi Connections Michael Steinberger And why this is a crucial issue in 2004 Daughters of the Revolution Noy Thrupkaew Today's young women have profited from feminism, but will they defend it? Doing Disservice Drake Bennett The benefits and limits of volunteerism Elections as an Exit Strategy Paul Starr Exporting Censorship to Iraq Alex Gourevitch The press system we allow the Iraqis is far from free. Mission Unlimited Stephen Kotkin New Generation, New Politics Anna Greenberg As Generation Y steps into the polling booths, how will political life change? Preserving Choice Kate Michelman Recalling the Future Harold Meyerson Can a bizarre political process reverse California's transformation into a Democratic state? Scandalous Schools David L. Kirp and Marshall S. Smith After a quarter-century of tax revolt, California's schools rank with Mississippi's. Schools of Thought Richard Just The liberal-conservative divide on college campuses The American Game Andrew Zimbalist The Nixon Enigma Drake Bennett The Real Supply Side Robert B. Reich The Students' Rep Heidi Pauken Wisconsin Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin knows how to represent—and turn out—young people. The Taxonomist Robert S. McIntyre Bush's Borrowing Binge The Young and the Jobless Jared Bernstein Why those new to the workforce stand to lose the most Unilateralism Disgraced Ivo H. Daalder and James M. Lindsay The price we all have to pay for Bush's botched tack Virtual Politics Garance Franke-Ruta How the Internet is transforming democracy

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