1982 | Page 6 of 10 | Harper's Magazine

Three stories

by Harper’s Staff,

The job application

by Robert Walser,

Cheap seats

by Walter Shapiro,

A house full of millionaires

by Harper’s Staff,

How everyone but the rich got shut out of Congress

by Walter Shapiro,

Southern women

by Shirley Abbott,

For generations they've known sisterhood is powerful

Designs for living

by Harper’s Staff,

Married persons’ guide to lunching

Drawn by Posy Simmonds,

Turn on, tune in, drop dead

by Ron Rosenbaum,

You haven't lived until you've died, say the apostles of drop-dead chic

Fact shortage no problem, analysts say

by Alexander Cockburn,

It's much more fun covering a war you can't get to

The box rebellion

by Donald E. Westlake,

There'll be trouble if the good citizens of Belize don't get television--and soon

Thy rod and thy staff

by Harper’s Staff,

Bowling with Dr. Mengele

by Jeff B. Harmon,

A country where important people still go around saying "Heil Hitler"

Letter from abroad

by Harper’s Staff,

Ending the American protectorate of Europe

by Ronald Steel,

Why we should dissolve NATO and bring home our troops

Editorial staff changes

Edited by Michael E. Kinsley,

Mental cases

by Harper’s Staff,

Meet the new legal doctrine of psychological pollution

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

Drawn by Charles Addams,

Code 13

by E.R. Galli,

Was my face red

by Frances Taliaferro,

The novel of embarrassment

America’s lost liberal

by Alan Brinkley,

The souring of Teddy White, 1956-1982

The word police

by Hugh Kenner,

Slugging it out with the language pundits

Hard to digest

by Walter Goodman,

Is there more truth about communism in the Reader's Digest or the Nation?

Designs for living

by Harper’s Staff,

Designs for living

Drawn by Posy Simmonds,

All this and heaven too

by Steve Salerno,

When it come to Cardinals, we know all about the pomp and little about their circumstances

Phil shares the experience

by Avery Chenoweth,

Should transvestites be allowed to adopt Siamese twins?

Sugar among the freaks

by Lewis Nordan,

A story

The legend of Hank Greenspun

by Joseph Dalton,

Archive: 1982

Three stories

The job application

Cheap seats

A house full of millionaires

How everyone but the rich got shut out of Congress

Southern women

Designs for living

Married persons’ guide to lunching

Turn on, tune in, drop dead

Fact shortage no problem, analysts say

The box rebellion

Thy rod and thy staff

Bowling with Dr. Mengele

Letter from abroad

Ending the American protectorate of Europe

Editorial staff changes

Mental cases

Letters

Untitled

Code 13

Was my face red

America’s lost liberal

The word police

Hard to digest

Designs for living

Designs for living

All this and heaven too

Phil shares the experience

Sugar among the freaks

The legend of Hank Greenspun

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Archive: 1982

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Three stories

The job application

Cheap seats

A house full of millionaires

How everyone but the rich got shut out of Congress

Southern women

Designs for living

Married persons’ guide to lunching

Turn on, tune in, drop dead

Fact shortage no problem, analysts say

The box rebellion

Thy rod and thy staff

Bowling with Dr. Mengele

Letter from abroad

Ending the American protectorate of Europe

Editorial staff changes

Mental cases

Letters

Untitled

Code 13

Was my face red

America’s lost liberal

The word police

Hard to digest

Designs for living

Designs for living

All this and heaven too

Phil shares the experience

Sugar among the freaks

The legend of Hank Greenspun

July 1982

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