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Four weeks of The Weekly Standard
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Issue Date: 11/30/2009 - Volume 015, Number 11
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Editorial
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Scrapbook
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Articles
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Malign Neglect
Political correctness and institutional stupidity in the case of Nidal Malik Hasan.
by Stephen F. Hayes
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Features
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The Adventures of Low Impact Man
One week that will turn you from a conspicuously consumptive carbon monster into a person fully able to lecture the less virtuous about how they're destroying the planet.
by Matt Labash
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Books & Arts
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Prophet Disarmed
A dozen drawings as a litmus test for freedom.
by Arch Puddington
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The Yenta
Barbara Walters asks the questions
celebrities want to answer.
by Joseph Epstein
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Casual
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Parody
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Issue Date: 11/23/2009 - Volume 015, Number 10
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Editorial
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Scrapbook
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Articles
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Gee Thanks, Nancy
Pelosi delivers Reid a health care bill that can't pass the Senate.
by Fred Barnes
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Features
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The NEA at the Tipping Point
After a decade that saw the endowment successfully expanding Americans' access to art, a new chairman has other priorities.
by David A. Smith
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Connecting the Dots
The shooting at Fort Hood was no 'mystery.' It was an act of terrorism waiting to happen.
by Stephen F. Hayes and Thomas Joscelyn
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Books & Arts
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Tree Musketeers
Digging and replenishing the Scottish landscape.
by Sara Lodge
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Soft Landing
Why 'too big to fail' leads to costly mistakes.
by Emily Esfahani Smith
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Machine Dreams
There are limits to the magic of technology on film.
by John Podhoretz
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Casual
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Not a Parody
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Issue Date: 11/16/2009 - Volume 015, Number 09
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Editorial
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The Future Is Bright
A three-part plan for taking advantage of the Obama-Pelosi agenda.
by Fred Barnes
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Scrapbook
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Articles
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Next, Locusts?
The abject failure of the Obama administration's Middle East policy.
by Elliott Abrams
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The Swedish Way
A surprising model for Chicago's crackdown on prostitution.
by Mark P. Lagon
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Features
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France on the Hudson
It's 1973 all over again, as New York enters the ninth year of the reign of Michael Bloomberg.
by Fred Siegel and Harry Siegel
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Books & Arts
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Closing Time
The Irish country pub is thriving everywhere except Ireland.
by Martin Morse Wooster
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Paint By Numbers
New Deal art and the problems of public patronage.
by Martha Bayles
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Ghost Patrol
The curious mythology of the Vietnam war.
by Andrew Nagorski
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Unthriller
The aging King of Pop prepares for his
final appearance.
by John Podhoretz
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Casual
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Parody
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Issue Date: 11/9/2009 - Volume 015, Number 08
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Editorial
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Scrapbook
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Articles
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McChrystal Lite
How to lose a war by splitting the difference.
by Tom Donnelly and Tim Sullivan
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Features
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Too Small To Fail
The brutal realities of Latvia's response to the economic meltdown.
by Andrew Stuttaford
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The Two-Front War
Pakistan is finally doing its part. Now we need to do ours.
by Frederick W. Kagan
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Books & Arts
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A Fine Mess
Even E.L. Doctorow can't spoil the saga of the Collyer brothers.
by Terry Teachout
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Case by Case
The new Oxford edition of decisions that made history.
by Terry Eastland
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Atrocity Road
In the Philippines, a Japanese assault on civilization.
by Victorino Matus
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Big Talker
The reputation of Isaiah Berlin rests on words
and letters, not books.
by James Grant
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Polk's Empire
The president who did what he said he would do--and in one term.
by Edward Achorn
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Great Reformer
Is freedom of conscience indebted to John Calvin?
by Barton Swaim
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Casual
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Parody
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