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CalendarLetters to the Editor  COMMENT American Casino The promise and perils of Bush's "ownership society" by Robert J. Shiller FOREIGN POLICY What "W" Owes to "WW" President Bush may not even know it, but he can trace his view of the world to Woodrow Wilson, who defined a diplomatic destiny for America that we can't escape by David M. Kennedy VERBATIM Rather's Familiar Quotations THE LIST Security Fences by Abigail Cutler MEDIA J-School for Jerks How you, too, can learn to behave like Bill O'Reilly by Joshua Green THE ODDS Who Will Be the Next James Bond? by John Sellers What's the Matter With Central Park West? by Walter Shapiro Primary Sources Hizbollah's new toy; America's "Pedestrian Danger Index"; the perils of dialing drunk THE WORLD IN NUMBERS The New Opium War [This article is unavailable online.] by Matthew Quirk  The Accuser One woman has spent decades documenting crimes against humanity in Iraq. Now Saddam and his circle are facing justice by William Langewiesche SIDEBAR TO "THE ACCUSER" Related MaterialThe Accidental Autocrat Vladimir Putin is not a democrat. Nor is he a czar like Alexander III, a paranoid like Stalin, or a religious nationalist like Dostoyevsky. But he is a little of all these—which is just what Russians seem to want by Paul Starobin INTERVIEWS Parsing PutinThe Truth About Harvard It may be hard to get into Harvard, but it's easy to get out without learning much of enduring value at all. A recent graduate's report by Ross Douthat INTERVIEWS God and Man at HarvardPOETRY Male Voices, From Below by John Updike POETRY Now by Frannie Lindsay Meeting A drawing by Guy Billout  EDITOR'S CHOICE Clothes-Minded The London Look: Fashion From Street to Catwalk, by Christopher Breward, Edwina Ehrman, and Caroline Evans; Harvard Rules, by Richard Bradley; The Glorious Cause, by Robert Middlekauff; The Meaning of Independence, by Edmund Morgan by Benjamin Schwarz I'll Be Damned Graham Greene's most fervent loyalty was to betrayal by Christopher Hitchens READING LIST One Great Book Per Life Writers who said it all to perfection in a single book and then most decently died by Allan Gurganus Marshal Plan The age of parents as friends is over by Sandra Tsing Loh Backfire A leading observer of militant Islam argues that the movement will undermine itself—if only the United States will let it by Peter Beinart  INNOCENT BYSTANDER Feeling Entitled? Huey Long's aspiration—"Every man a king!"—is at last within our grasp by Cullen Murphy A LOOK BACK 55 Years Ago in The Atlantic "My Father: Leslie Stephen" SPORT The Magician The world's best pool player sees shots no one else can by Pat Jordan THE PUZZLER Cloverleaf by Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon Word Fugitives by Barbara Wallraff POST MORTEM Ex-Husband of Love Goddesses Artie Shaw (1910-2004) by Mark Steyn Who's Who A selective index to this month's issue Compiled by Benjamin Healy |
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