Issue 90
September 2003
Contents
James Woolsey
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America rampant or a world made safe? Galina J Michkovitch talks to Clinton's CIA director
Cosmic holes and superstrings
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Physicists have struggled for decades to find a grand unified theory. Could superstrings provide an answer?
Bollocks to that, sir
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Disruptive pupils are making it impossible to improve Britain's secondary schools.
Two years of gibberish
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The garbled utterances of the left after 9/11 merely flattered the arguments of warmongers.
Customised humans
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Matt Ridley's attempts to surmount futile nature/nurture arguments do not go far enough.
Are the Saudis sunk?
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The Wahhabi-Saud pact has held the desert kingdom together since the 1920s; now it is pulling apart
Her problem with evil
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Elizabeth Costello has felt the evil in herself by reading a book; now she must meet its author
The spam solution
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You want to get inside my e-mail inbox? Then pay me
A quarterly curse?
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Menstruation is a hassle, but is it wise to do away with it?
Workers betrayed
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British unions are incapable of adapting themselves to today's workplaces
Europe is strong
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Europe's economies are growing faster than "dynamic" America
How I won the cold war
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I studied interrogation arts with Alan Bennett and Dennis Potter
Out of mind
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We see much less than we imagine, and imagine much more than we see