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March 2003

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Volume

54

Issue

1

BARBARA KLAW, 1920-2002 THE KEY TO ABUNDANCE OVERRARED AND UNDERRATED OVERRARED AND UNDERRATED OVERRARED AND UNDERRATED OVERRARED AND UNDERRATED 50 YEARS OF SPECIAL FORCES

Stories published from "March 2003"

Why Do We Say That?

Authored by: The Editors

“Podunk”

The Man Who Looked At Snowflakes

Authored by: The Editors

A Vermont Farmer Preserved the World’s Most Ephemeral Art for Posterity

Screenings

Authored by: The Editors

James Bond

Race Cleansing In America

Authored by: Peter Quinn

A nationwide gene-purity movement promoted methods that eventually were adopted by the Third Reich. And everyone from John D. Rockefeller to W. E. B. Du Bois supported it.

This Man Stoddard

Authored by: The Editors

The Writer Who Scared Tom Buchanan

“The Shah Always Falls”

Authored by: Fredric Smoler

A soldier-historian looks at how the world has changed in the past decade and finds that America is both hostage to history and likely to be saved by it

FDR And His Women

Authored by: Ellen Feldman

A novelist who has just spent several years with them tells a moving story of love: public and private, given and withheld

An Ode To The Ball Turret Gunner

Authored by: The Editors

At a time when interest in their war just keeps on rising, why aren’t America’s World War II poets better remembered? Harvey Shapiro, himself one of our most distinguished poets, examines a powerful and undervalued legacy.

Where They Went To See The Future

Authored by: Frederick E. Allen

The story of Chicago in the nineteenth century is the story of the making of America, Donald L. Miller says. A new PBS documentary based on a book he wrote shows why.

Who Let The Dogs Out? We Did!

Authored by: Richard F. Snow

Three Decades Ago This Magazine Launched a Durable American Trend

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