Print Archives
July 1997
Editor's Notes
Fatalist Attraction
The dubious case against fooling Mother Nature Virginia Postrel
Blurred Vision
Seeing beyond government racial categories Nick Gillespie
Fiddling with Foster Care
The feds want to play, too. Michael W. Lynch
Letters
Columns
MFNemies
Beijing's atrocities put free-traders on the defensive Rick Henderson
Mugging Libertarians
The Weekly Standard's case against laissez faire Walter Olson
Money Walks
Why campaign contributions aren't as corrupting as you think Jeff Milyo
Volunteering for Duty
Mission creep permeates the Summit for America's Future. Thomas W. Hazlett
Features
Armey of the Right
Majority Leader Dick Armey may well be the next Speaker of the House. What's his agenda? Carolyn Lochhead
Adieu to the Avant-Garde
As the artistic regime shifts, realism, rhyme, and representation make a comback. Kanchan Limaye
Money Talking Art
Does cash corrupt or communicate? Charles Paul Freund
Origin of the Specious
Why do neoconservatives doubt Darwin? Ronald Bailey
Culture & Reviews
Lipstick Traces
Cathy Young
Star Scientist
Kenneth Silber
Prohibition's Past and Present
Jacob Sullum
The Record Company, Rosie, Gave Me a Big Advance
Brian Doherty
Artifact
Artifact: Gay Profusion
Charles Paul Freund