Mr. Green's book, according to his host, "devotes a chapter of modest size to every problem in America with the possible exception of original sin."

Taped on Apr 27, 1993 (New York City, NY) As Mr. Buckley points out, the rising rate of illegitimacy (17 per cent among whites currently, 62 per cent among blacks) is an issue not only morally, but also in terms of its fostering other pathologies--crime, illiteracy, drug use. Mr. Blankenhorn is earnest rather than sparkling, but he has a lot to say. "In our interviews we've found the most severe critics of the current welfare system to be the people who are on it. They'll tell you in unequivocal terms that it is a pretty terrible thing, and they'll tell you that one of the terrible things about it is that it's part of a system that effectively keeps men out of family life." Guest(s): 1) Blankenhorn, David. - President of the Institute for American Values http://hoohila.stanford.edu/firingline/programView2.php?programID=1361

Our guests approach the title questions obliquely but profoundly, getting at what liberal education is and who should receive it by talking about how liberal education is done.

The nation was about halfway through the twenty-month-long marathon on health-care reform that had been set in motion by President and Mrs. Clinton.

The nation was about halfway through the twenty-month-long marathon on health-care reform that had been set in motion by President and Mrs. Clinton.

Yes, there's still more to say; these installments look at the subject more from the patient's and the doctor's point of view than the politician's.

Yes, there's still more to say; these installments look at the subject more from the patient's and the doctor's point of view than the politician's.