| Inside Liberty |
| 4 |
Letters | The readers always come first. |
| 7 |
Reflections | We get a suntan at 300 dpi,
vote against Bonesmen, protest the cat tax, feel the LP's forehead, find hate
speech in "Fahrenheit 9/11," fall out of love with trains, and find a smidgen of
sanity in the Supreme Court. |
|
Features |
| 9 |
An Echo, Not a
Choice | How
did a party that opposes the Iraq war nominate a man who supports it even more
strongly than George Bush? R.W. Bradford finds the
answer. |
| 17 | The Triumph of the Brummagem | Alec Mouhibian discovers that it
isn't just John Kerry's face that is immobilized by Botox. |
| 19 | The
Military Invades the Campus | Affirmative action plus national security
equals an end to free speech on campus. Mark Moller
explains. |
| 21 | The Color of
Envy | The
Green Party gathered in Milwaukee to fight Big Coffee, Big Beer, and Big
Printing. Tim Slagle reports. |
| 31 | Urination Nation | The War on Drugs takes its show on the road,
where Ari Armstrong learns about the wisdom of making kids pee into paper
cuups. |
| 33 | Resist All Wars! | The National War Tax Resistance Coordinating
Committee won't pay taxes to support the War on Iraq. Barry Loberfeld
invites them to resist taxation that supports the War on Drugs and other
wars. |
| 35 | Why I Am for Freedom | Rodney Hide, newly elected leader of
New Zealand's ACT Party, tells why he wants to change things in the land of mist
and sheep. |
| 37 | When Freedom
Seekers Meet | The avant-garde of the Free State Project gathered for an
old-fashioned campout in New Hampshire. Logan Brandt was there, and
reveals all. |
| 41 | Two Cheers for Violence | Pacifists often claim that violence only
begets violence. Dave Kopel tells why they are wrong. |
| Reviews |
| 43 | Why Is The West
Rich? | Historians and economists say that private property made the
West the richest place on Earth. Jane Shaw looks at a new book that
challenges that explanation. |
| 44 | The Temperature at Which Truth Burns | The pop documentary "Fahrenheit
9/11" burns George Bush and his war. Does it also burn the truth? Sarah
McCarthy goes to the movies, looking for an answer. |
| 47 | It's Not
Easy Being Spidey | Even under a superhero's outfit, Jo Ann Skousen says,
there is a man who must choose between helping others and helping
himself. |
| 48 | The Explosion That Changed the World | It's not every day that an
island blows up and disappears. When it happened in 1883, Bettina Bien
Greaves discovers, people's understanding of the world changed
forever. |
| 50 | Booknotes | Geek heroes and a maverick economist. |
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| 49 | Notes on Contributors | Who are these folks? |
| 54 | Terra Incognita | Warning: It's a strange world out
there. |
