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Articles in Dec 2004 issue of Reason

• Watergate Blowback
  by Jeffrey E. Levinger
• Biased about bias: the hunt for ideology becomes an ideology
  by Matt Welch
• Queen of Persia: rock in the lap of the gods
  by Charles Paul Freund
• Iran has banned shops from displaying women's lingerie in their windows
  by Charles Oliver
• Love and memory and humanity: magician and novelist Penn Jillette on censorship, sock monkeys, and Bullshit!
  by Nick Gillespie
• Taking Science Seriously
  by Gloria M. Stewart
• Illegal music: the war on sampling
  by Julian Sanchez
• For five years, SwordStaff.com ran one of the most popular booths at the Canadian Comic Book Expo, selling replica swords, maces, and hammers
  by Charles Oliver
• Poor, sexy Berlin: the failure of urban planning
  by Dave Copeland
• Privacy in the skies: CAPPS II: the sequel
  by Brian Doherty
• The War on Fat
  by Kenneth R. Stanton
• Induce vomiting: banning peer-to-peer networks
  by Hanah Metchis
• Elsewhere in Canada, 12 police officers, many wearing ski masks, burst into an Indian restaurant in Ottawa looking for drugs
  by Charles Oliver
• Hippie heaven: the liberating legacy of those "hideous, spotty little teenagers"
  by Nick Gillespie
• Dr. Feelscared
  by Howard F. Wooldridge
• Liberal demographic: Clear Channel turns left
  by Jesse Walker
• Clarence Henry had four different Social Security numbers and a conviction for shoplifting
  by Charles Oliver
• Indefensible internment: there was no good reason for the mass internment of Japanese Americans during WWII
  by Eric L. Muller
• Martial vices: Zell Miller's un-American view of the armed forces
  by Cathy Young
• John Perry Barlow 2.0
  by Scott Frost
• Quotes
• Politicizing the Web
  by Julian Sanchez
• Dirty pictures
  by Charles Paul Freund
• War of addition: the Pentagon's manpower crunch
  by Jeff. A Taylor
• Sources
• Severed heads: Arab literary fantasy and terrible reality
  by Charles Paul Freund
• The monster in our backyard
  by Clint Bolick
• The first free state project: the brief, tumultuous history of Franklin
  by Jackson Kuhl
• Balance sheet
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• British broadcast officials have banned an ad for Ford's Land Rover because it shows a woman firing a starting pistol into the air as a man gets into his automobile
  by Charles Oliver
• Wage wars
  by Julian Sanchez
• Free expression forever!
  by Nick Gillespie
• The Junior Statesmen Foundation selected Benjamin Traslavina, the 16-year-old vice president of his high school's Honor Society and editor of the school paper, to attend the Republican National Convention
  by Charles Oliver
• Disney's war against the counterculture: why a decades-old copyright case matters now more than ever
  by Bob Levin
• Lost in transition: the costs of tighter borders
  by Julian Sanchez
• Ad blockers: politicians vs. free speech
  by Jacob Sullum
• Children in the Sacramento area don't play tag, dodge ball, Red Rover, or any game involving physical contact, including pushing each other on the swing during recess
  by Charles Oliver
• The reluctant planner: FCC Chairman Michael Powell on indecency, innovation, consolidation, and competition
  by Drew Clark
• Easy target: anti-gun litigation
  by Jacob Sullum
• 25 years ago in reason
• Some students in Thailand have it even worse
  by Charles Oliver
• Revolt of the Porcupines! The Free State Project wants libertarians to take over New Hampshire. Is this a revolutionary plan or a pipe dream?
  by Brian Doherty