Winter 2004
Volume XXIX, Number 4

HUNGRY FOR HUMANITY

Animal Instinct
Katerina Apostolides and Lea Oksman • Cruelty, Controversy, Cuisine

From the Editor
Breaking Up is Too Easy to Do

The Given Order
Grim Tasks: Counting the Casualties in Iraq...and of the AMA

Letters to the Editor

Web Exlusive! Original Political Cartoons

Recycled Myths
Aron Barnet • Bottles, Cans, and the Conventional Wisdom

Division Has Been Called
Akash Shah • The South Asian Society's Majority Politics

Fear and Loathing on the Farm
Karen Burke • How to Navigate the GM Debate

Paved with Good Intentions
Andrew Olson • Saving Forests, Forgetting the People

East-West Revisited
Johnathan Berry • Islam is No "Peaceful Religion"

Mysteries of the Mortgage Market
Helen Rittelmeyer • Fannie Mae is a Homebuyer's Nightmare

Basic Economics are Not for Rent
Lindsay Bliss • Apartment Prices Need No Control

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Hometown Hodown Edition

The Incredible Expanding Dollar
Allen Bristow • Monetaristic Medicine for a Sick Fiscal Policy

When I'm Sixty-Four
Kenneth Frieije & Joseph Hernandez • The Future of Social Security

One Vote, Two Vote, Red State, Blue State
Jeffrey Weng • Evaluating the Electoral College

On the South Asian Tragedy
Democratic Principles Allow a Silver Lining

YFP "Che! The Musical!" Caption Contest Results

Head Banging to the Oldies
Angie Chamberland • Slayer as Speed Metal Classic

Graphic Violence

Grinding the Axe
Are We Stingy? No.

Media Watch

Yale Notes

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