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Date	Periodical		Title	Book(s) reviewed, or topic of article
Winter 2006/07	Claremont Review of Books	R	The Mad, the Grim, and the Sot	Osman's Dream, by Caroline Finkel
Dec. 31	National Review	S	On the House	The homeowner's lot.
Dec. 12	The Wall Street Journal	R	A Quiet Man in a Roaring Time	Calvin Coolidge, by David Greenberg
Dec. 4	National Review	S	Evergreen Elsinore	Watching Hamlet.
Nov. 6	National Review	S	Numbering the Nation	300 million and... counting...
Oct. 9	National Review	S	Gridiron Dad	Danny plays football.
Sept. 11	National Review	S	Too Darn Hot	... to do anything much.
September	The New Criterion	C	Divine Love, Divine Order	An appreciation of Charles Kingsley
Aug. 28	The American Conservative	A	What is Left? What is Right?	My contribution to a symposium.
Aug. 7	National Review	S	I Sing the Hobby Electric	Wiring is fun!
July 3	National Review	S	Dear Editor	Letters to the editor.
June 5	National Review	A	Space is for Science	Not for shuttles, stations, or "Visions"
June 5	National Review	S	Reading Lolita in Long Island	When America was a grown-up country.
May 8	National Review	S	The Future Comes Apace	The immigration mess.
Apr. 10	National Review	S	The Year That Was	Jack Profumo and 1963
Spring	The New Atlantis	C	Jules Verne: Father of Science Fiction?	I think not.
Mar. 13	National Review	S	A Room of One's Own	Just like Mrs. Woolf.
Feb. 13	National Review	S	Getting Pally with Ally	Watching Ally McBeal
Jan. 30	National Review	R	Nasty Piece of Work	Our Endangered Values, by Jimmy Carter