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Robert L. Bartley, who died December 10 at the tragically early age of 66, was one of the greatest journalists in American history. His discreet 1972-2002 direction of the Wall Street Journal's Editorial Page, which is in effect a Little Magazine piggy-backing on what for years was the
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December 08, 2003 WAR AGAINST CHRISTMAS 2003 COMPETITION [I] [III] [III] - See also: War Against Christmas 2002, 2001, 2000.
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December 08, 2003 WAR AGAINST CHRISTMAS 2003 COMPETITION [I] [III] [III] [V] [VI] [VII] [VIII] [IX] [X] - See also: War Against Christmas 2002, 2001, 2000. By [Name withheld]: The first entry in the 2002 War Against Christmas competition pointed out that after twenty-four years, the annual "Christmas on
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WAR AGAINST CHRISTMAS 2003 COMPETITION [I] [II] [IV] [V] [VI] [VII] [VIII] [IX] [X] - See also: War Against Christmas 2002, 2001, 2000. "Christmas will return again," we wrote last week when introducing our War Against Christmas 2003 competition. And it is indeed returning—albeit against ferocious opposition.
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Mexifornia: A State Of Becoming, by Victor Davis Hanson, Encounter Books, 150 pages. [Peter Brimelow writes: VDARE.COM carried quite a lot on the controversy following Mexifornia's publication early this summer—click here for Brenda Walker's review and
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Republished on VDARE.com on November 30, 2003 The Times (London) December 26 1987 Boxing Day is rarely celebrated in America that many Americans don't even recognize the term. But it is alive and well in Canada. By the time readers see this column, I hope to be
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Republished in VDARE.com - October 01, 2003 The New York Times, June 7, 1995 Native-Born Displaced To the Editor: Re "Foreign Workers, American Dream" (Op-Ed, June 1): Julian L. Simon, in his plea for a renewed "bracero" guest-worker program, quotes the leading scholar in the
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Republished in VDARE.com - September 28, 2003 The Times (London) - August 6 1988 New York—While still students in England, my brother and I decided that in order to convert two useless literary intellectuals into something useful, or at least marketable, we should go to an American business
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Republished by VDARE.com on September 25, 2003 The Times (London) March 18 1989 NEW YORK—All of us New Yorkers are very worried right now that the felling of Brazilian rain forests by greedy loggers and ranchers will result in a serious deterioration in the quality of the exhaust
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Republished by VDARE.com on September 25, 2003 The Times (London) June 24, 1989 PARIS—Roaring through evening sunlight and showers along the E5 autoroute north-eastward towards Paris, the words of the Chorus in Henry V, came suddenly to mind: 'Can this cockpit hold the vasty fields of France?
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Republished by VDARE.com on September 25, 2003 The Times (London) April 15, 1989 New York—'We celebrate your ancestors, ' said one of the two American girls who lived across the corridor. My brother and I had just arrived from England to begin post-graduate studies at Stanford University
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Republished by VDARE.com on September 25, 2003 The Times (London) May 27, 1989 New York—On the only occasion I have met Enoch Powell, some 15 years ago, I innocently asked him if he had any plans to visit America again. This, perhaps fortunately, was at the end of