November 5, 2001 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- Letters, pp. 4-5
- For the Record, pp. 6-7
- The Week, pp. 8-19
- What We're Not Fighting For
  Ramesh Ponnuru
  , pp. 20-21
  The list includes short skirts, dancing, and secularism
- Ayatollah Attitude
  Ray Takeyh
  , pp. 22-25
  Iran's place in the new war
- Security Blanket
  Byron York
  , pp. 26-28
  Will it smother the nation's capital?
- Your Papers, Please
  John Derbyshire
  , pp. 29-30
  Against a national ID card
- playing Nice?
  Kate O'Beirne
  , pp. 31-32
  That old devil 'bipartisanship'
- Kofi's Hour
  Theodore Dalrymple
  , p. 33
  The absurd Nobel Peace Prize
- Canines to the Rescue
  Jonah Goldberg
  , pp. 34-37
  Best friends, and examples
- The New Cold WAr
  David Pryce-Jones
  , pp. 38-40
  Familiar battle lines, unfortunately
- Fatal Contact
  John O'Sullivan
  , pp. 41-42
  The Western influence on Islamic radicals
- Under Our Very Noses
  Adrian Karatnycky
  , pp. 43-44
  The terrorist next door
- In Castro's Service
  John J. Miller
  , pp. 45-47
  The undertold story of Cuba's spying, and terror
- The Economic Imperative
  Stephen Moore
  , pp. 48-49
  Bush and the Republicans cannot let this drop
- Gotta Grwo
  Lawrence Kudlow
  , p. 50
  Taxation in a time of war
- You Call This 'Stimulating'?
  Alan Reynolds
  , pp. 51-52
  The Democrats' ignornat plan
- The Long View
  Rob Long
  , p. 53
- Help!!!, pp. 54-55
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  Crisis of the Old Order (Review)
  Michael Knox Beran
  , pp. 56-59
  The Age of Reagan, 1964-1980, by Steven F. Hayward
  1. The Age of Reagan, 1964-1980 by Steven F. Hayward
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  Our Gal (Review)
  Elizabeth Fox-Genovese
  , pp. 60-61
  An Old Wife's Tale, by Midge Decter
  1. An Old Wife's Tale by Midge Decter
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  Fog of Wars (Review)
  Andrew J. Bacevich
  , p. 62
  War in a Time of Peace, by David Halberstam
  1. War in a Time of Peace by David Halberstam
- Helen
  Daniel Mark Epstein
  , p. 62
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  Thoroughly Modern Millay (Review)
  Jeffrey Hart
  , p. 63
  What Lips My Lips Have Kissed, by Daniel Mark Epstein
  1. What Lips My Lips Have Kissed by Daniel Mark Epstein
- Jackie, Oh!
  Jay Nordlinger
  , pp. 64-65
  The mezzo-soprano Marilyn Horne's recital/lounge act
- Delectations: Shakespare, Shaw & Co.
  Linda Bridges
  , p. 66
  The Shaw and Stratford festivals
- City Desk: Culture Clash
  Richard Brookhiser
  , pp. 67-69
  New York, the murdered, and the murderers
- On the Right
  Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
  , pp. 70-71
- The Misanthrope's Corner
  Florence King
  , pp. 72-74
- Cover
  Timothy A. Clary