Week of June 3, 2019 Archives

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Monday, June 3
An Oral History of the 1980s' Most Decadent College
Lili Anolik Esquire
Is the Individual Obsolete?
George F. Will Washington Post
Restoring the Lost Consensus
Roger Kimball New Criterion
A Chinese World Order
Robert D. Kaplan Wall Street Journal
Prophets for Our Age of Suicide
Jessica Hooten Wilson Law & Liberty
In the Shadow of Big Brother
Alwyn W. Turner Literary Review
H.G. Wells's Forgotten Fiction
Simon Heffer New Statesman
Darwin and the Europeans
Rosemary Hill London Review of Books
Animal 'Supernavigators' That Can Fly 56,000 Miles a Year
Frans de Waal NY Times
Transforming Goosefish into Monkfish
Matthew Lesh The Spectator


Tuesday, June 4
George Will's Political Philosophy
Andrew Sullivan New York Times
Irreverent Reboot of Well Woke Will
George Cruikshank Standpoint
Was the Bard Writing about The Donald?
Vickie B. Sullivan Law & Liberty
D-Day 75 Years Later
Jonathan W. Jordan Wall Street Journal
Diversity Means Culture, Not Race
Lawrence Mead The Spectator
Solving the Energy Problem
Quinn Connelly RealClearBooks
Dazzling Worlds Beneath Our Feet
Barbara J. King NPR
Pursuing Truth in a Culture of Ingratitude
Daniel J. Mahoney Catholic World Report
Twilight of the German Intellectual Idols
Max Diamond Arc Digital
Forger of the American Spirit
Paul Starobin City Journal


Wednesday, June 5
Way of the Gun
John R. Lott Claremont Review of Books
One of the Few Surviving Heroes of D-Day Shares His Story
Jamie Katz Smithsonian
When P.G. Wodehouse Was Captured During World War II
Tina Jordan NYTimes
A Prophet of Conservative Realism
Sumantra Maitra University Bookman
David Brooks's Moral Journey
Jacob Bacharach The Atlantic
Navigating Freedom With Cass Sunstein
Samuel Moyn The Nation
Three Centuries of an English-Language Wonder
Christopher Heathcote Quadrant
A Different Crusoe
Hazel Wilkinson Times Literary Supplement
Eruptions of Knowledge
Tom Holland Literary Review
Singled Out by the Stupid
Robert Crowcroft Standpoint


Thursday, June 6
What Was D-Day Like?
William Boyd Times Literary Supplement
Why 1999 Was Hollywood's Greatest Year
David Friend New York Times
Is There a Right Way to Cover the Trump White House?
Alex Shephard TNR
Five Best Memoirs of Moral Amnesia and Self-Justification
Marie Brenner WSJ
The Christian Case for Punishment
Eve Tushnet The American Conservative
In Defense of Globalization
Oliver Wiseman Standpoint
Cry Freedom
Richard V. Reeves Literary Review
The Quest to Translate Arabic Scholarship
Violet Moller Lapham's Quarterly
Hostility to Islam Has Disguised a Other Prejudices
Tom Holland The Spectator
Why Book Subtitles Are Getting Ridiculously Long
Rachel Cramer Bussel WaPo
The Illusion of Memory
John Goodman Quadrant


Friday, June 7
A Nation Not Made by Flimsy People
George Will National Review
The Good Life, Just Beyond
Joel Kotkin City Journal
Chris Arnade's 'Dignity' is a Modern Classic
Matthew Walther The Week
Is Andrew Jackson An American Hero?
Daniel Walker Howe Claremont Review of Books
The Rise of Millennial Socialism
Gavin Jacobson New Statesman
When Conservatism Met Progressivism
Bruce Frohnen & Ted McAllister RealClearBooks
Perils of Paying Off the Pirates
Robert Low Standpoint
How Pro-Slavery Was the Constitution?
Nicholas Guyatt New York Review of Books
The Mythical, Bloody and Contested Story of American Beef
Joshua Specht Aeon
Rich Karlgaard's 'Late Bloomers'
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Melancholy Occurences in Sydney
Katrina Gulliver Quadrant
Three Cheers for a Two-Eyed Economist
Aram Bakshian Jr. Washington Times
A New Book Says Married Women Are Miserable. Don't Believe It.
Kelsey Piper Vox
Naomi Wolf's Career of Blunders Continues
Parul Sehgal New York Times
Cooking with Trotsky's Frying Pan
Joanna Kavenna Literary Review
Book of the Week: 'Land of Hope'
The Editors RealClearBooks
Monday, June 10
Why We Still Read Orwell's Book of Prophecy
Louis Menand New Yorker
Disease, War and a Remote Island Inspired Orwell's '1984'
Rob Hogan NY Post
On the Glorification of Bureaucrats
Michael M. Rosen Claremont Review of Books
Clarence Thomas's Quest to Recover the Lost Constitution
Dan McLaughlin NR
The Fracturing of France
Guillaume de Thieulloy Law & Liberty
The Last War—and the Next?
John Finer Foreign Affairs
The Hacking Supergroup That Counts Beto as One of Its Own
Angela Nagle NYT
True Crime and a Real Literary Mystery
Katrina Gulliver The New Criterion
Africa's Lost Kingdoms
Howard W. French New York Review of Books
Why 'The Idol of Our Age' Resonates with Readers
Chandler Lasch RealClearReligion
Keep Questioning Shakespeare's Identity
Mark Rylance The Atlantic
The Secret Life of Clothes
Kathryn Hughes The Guardian
Life With Picasso
Lily Meyer NPR


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