2005 | Page 12 of 16 | Harper's Magazine

From a collection of misrepresentations by the British press of European Union policies, compiled by the London branch of the European Commission’s Press Office. Strawberries must be oval Yogurt to…

When democracy goes wrong

by John Lukacs,

Harper’s index

by Harper’s Staff,

Stitches in Time

by Lewis H. Lapham,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

Art by Ray Bartkus,

Findings

by Roger D. Hodge,

Abecedarian jogsaw

by Harper’s Staff,

The cat came back

by Peter Canby,

Alpha predators and the new wilderness

The Enlightenment is dead! Long live the Enlightenment!

by Terry Eagleton,

New books

by John Leonard,

Brad Carrigan, American

by George Saunders,

Unnecessary excellence

by Daniel Brook,

What public-housing design can learn from its past

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Uplift

Reflex

Teeter

Reproaching the Bench

Untitled (over the hedge)

The wind bloweth where it listeth

Janitor

The corrections

Triumph of the mill

Time = money

Sans titre 2000–no. 8

Home care

Machete season

Don’t trade on me

Fakey breaky heart

Untitled (Flags)

Euber Alles

When democracy goes wrong

Harper’s index

Stitches in Time

Letters

Untitled

Findings

Abecedarian jogsaw

The cat came back

The Enlightenment is dead! Long live the Enlightenment!

New books

Brad Carrigan, American

Unnecessary excellence

April 2005

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