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Articles in April 2008 issue of Reason

• Ron Paul's mistake: why a message of freedom works better than whipping up white resentment
  by Matt Welch
• Pirate island: online gambling dispute
  by Jacob Sullum
• Medical speech: censoring drug information
  by Ronald Bailey
• Take them back to dear old blighty: the ugliest byproduct of the sagging dollar
  by Michael C. Moynihan
• Writer on the storm: former new left leader Carl Oglesby on the '60s, his old friend Hillary Clinton, and the dream of a left-libertarian alliance
  by Bill Kauffman
• Huzza for Commerce! The emancipatory power of the American hotel
  by Kerry Howley
• Burn the Rich
  by Eric F. Smith
• Passing bad bills
• Handout bonanza
  by Radley Balko
• In search of … the perfect human: on the campaign trail of the New Hampshire presidential primaries
  by P. Bagge
• Guests in the Machine
  by Matt Varvaro
• Erla Osk Arnardottir Lillendahl planned to spend a few days in New York shopping and sightseeing, but she was arrested upon arrival at JFK International Airport
  by Charles Oliver
• Psychotic reaction: Putin puts away dissidents
  by Michael C. Moynihan
• The "white slavery" panic: anti-prostitution activists have been equating sex work with slavery for over a century
  by Joanne McNeil
• Remembering 'The Forgotten Man'
  by Bettina Bien Greaves
• Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov has ordered all female civil servants to wear Islamic head scarves
  by Charles Oliver
• Monkeys and money
  by Nick Gillespie
• Shoot Down over Cuba: a bold documentary takes Castro to task for senseless murders
  by Michael C. Moynihan
• Mint condition: Liberty Dollar raid
  by Brian Doherty
• A seventh-grader in Parker, Colorado, is facing disciplinary action for making a list of people he doesn't like
  by Charles Oliver
• I'm with stupid: the perennially embattled free speech zone over our chests
  by Greg Beato
• No bad drugs: the arbitrary distinctions at the root of prohibition
  by Jacob Sullum
• Cigar Bar: safe from Cuban terrorism
  by Kerry Howley
• Officials at Rogers High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma, suspended 70 students for five days for protesting a new rule mandating that they tuck their shirts into their pants
  by Charles Oliver
• Playing tag
  by Katherine Mangu-ward
• 30 years ago in reason
• In response to a lawsuit filed by the French booksellers union, France's highest court has ruled that Amazon.com may no longer offer free delivery of books in that country
  by Charles Oliver
• Citizen lockdown: the plot against Americans
  by Jesse Walker
• The Tennessee Department of Revenue has started posting agents to watch cigarette sales in stores in surrounding states, all of which have lower cigarette taxes
  by Charles Oliver
• Quotes
• The crew of a British Ministry of Defense helicopter broke low-flying rules to spy on a sunbathing au pair
  by Charles Oliver
• Forfeiture folly: cover your assets
  by Radley Balko
• After Putin: as Vladimir Putin prepares to step down and orchestrate his succession, Russia continues to roll back freedom—but not all the way back
  by Cathy Young
• Bright idea: lobbyists win light ban
  by David Weigel
• Too good to be legal: fake news from the music industry
  by Katherine Mangu-Ward
• Police in Bangladesh arrested cartoonist Arifur Rahman and seized copies of a newspaper supplement containing one of his cartoons
  by Charles Oliver
• Evolution of a revolution: what next for the Ron Paul movement?
  by David Weigel
• The new age of reason: is the Fourth Great Awakening finally coming to a close?
  by Ronald Bailey
• Silencing the dead: judicial double standards
  by Radley Balko