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"Middle East: No easy answers" May 31, 2003, Vol. 18, No. 21
 Features
Around the horn
| by John Dawson
Congo crisis
| by Priya Abraham
About 20,000 Congolese refugees from the country's eastern Ituri region this month fled across the Ugandan border
Hidden treasure
| by Greg Dabel
Corruption mars an experiment in democracy, but Nicaraguans vow to clean up their own house
Lights, cameras, class action
| by Chris Stamper
As in comedy, timing is everything in the world of traffic violations.
Miami vice?
| by John Dawson
With fading hopes of keeping his conference intact, Big East commissioner Mike Tranghese sounded more and more like Howard Beale.
Northwest passage
| by Edward E. Plowman
Some state constitutions may become unconstitutional next year.
Ping-Pong playback
| by John Dawson
The NBA was scheduled to hold its draft lottery on May 22, but the results may not matter.
What's good for golf...
| by John Dawson
Outspoken golfer Vijay Singh didn't play in the Colonial golf tournament and he said it was because of a woman.
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Culture Beat
Bestsellers | by The Editors
In the book spotlight: Conservative publishing houses | by The Editors
Last month two big New York publishing houses announced they were starting new imprints to offer 15 conservative titles a year.
Peddling poppycock | by Gene Edward Veith
Why should editors be surprised at made-up stories when they hire writers who reject objective truth?
Program downgrade | by Andrew Coffin
Matrix Reloaded lacks the beautiful sparseness of its precursor
Departments
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Quick Takes
Quotables
Mailbag
Thoughts
Print presumptions | by Joel Belz
We tend to trust what we see in black and white
Pinning down water | by Andrée Seu
An interview about truth evaporates
All the right moves | by Marvin Olasky
An Opryland chess tournament brings good news about America's kids
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