week in review
May. 30th, 2004 06:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jfbChina is facing a population crisis, but not the one you might think: Thanks to the one-child policy and to increased longevity, there may not be enough young people soon to take care of the old ones. Also, there are too many men.
The Bush administration's message discipline is disintegrating.
The Public Editor takes on the Times's Iraq coverage and recent self-critique, which he says is mostly right but is not enough.
Will Iraq be united or divided?
"How the Evangelicals and Catholics Joined Forces"
Six letters on college students and war, specifically Yale and Iraq.
An editorial on what's wrong with voting machine testing.
The Bush administration's message discipline is disintegrating.
The Public Editor takes on the Times's Iraq coverage and recent self-critique, which he says is mostly right but is not enough.
Will Iraq be united or divided?
"How the Evangelicals and Catholics Joined Forces"
Six letters on college students and war, specifically Yale and Iraq.
An editorial on what's wrong with voting machine testing.
