December 26, 1988 Issue, THE NATION

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- Jackson's Challenge
  Andrew Kopkind
  , p. 705
  Creating a Democratic Majority
- Ask Not for Whom, p. 705
- Letters, p. 706
- It's a Gusher!, p. 707
- Bush Says "Shush"
  Angus Mackenzie and Eve Pell
  , p. 708
- Food Junk
  Nicholas Hentoff
  , pp. 708-709
- Uncivil Liberties
  Calvin Trillin
  , p. 710
- De Profundis
  Edward Sorel
  , p. 711
- Minority Report
  Christopher Hitchens
  , p. 712
- Moving the Goalposts
  Michael Massing
  , pp. 713-715
  Gorbaphones in the U.S. Media
- A Grass-Roots Victory
  Mark Erlich
  , pp. 716-717
  Labor Rises Up to Show the Way
- A Journey to Poland---II
  Daniel Singer
  , pp. 718-721
  The Market Is the New Religion
- Spain's "Nuclear Allergy"
  Mariano Aguirre
  , pp. 722-723
  The U.S. Finds a Treatment
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  On the Edge of Silence (3 Reviews)
  George Packer
  , pp. 724-727
  White Boy Running, by Christopher Hope
  1. White Boy Running by Christopher Hope
  2. White Writing by J.M. Coetzee
  3. The Essential Gesture by Nadine Gordimer and Stephen Clingman
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  A Gay, Polyglot Dickens (Review)
  James Marcus
  , p. 728
  The Standard Life of a Temporary Pantyhose Salesman, by Aldo Busi
  1. The Standard Life of a Temporary Pantyhose Salesman by Aldo Busi
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  The Dating Game (Review)
  David Nasaw
  , p. 729
  From Front Porch to Back Seat, by Beth L. Bailey
  1. From Front Porch to Back Seat by Beth L. Bailey
- Donegal
  Brendan Galvin
  , p. 730
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  All Fall Down (Review)
  James Lieber
  , pp. 731-732
  And the Wolf Finally Came, by John P. Hoerr
  1. And the Wolf Finally Came by John P. Hoerr
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  Book Notes (Review)
  Judith Long
  , pp. 733-740
  You May Plow Here, by Sara Brooks and Thordis Simonsen
  1. You May Plow Here by Sara Brooks and Thordis Simonsen