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Friday, 19 March 2010

THE NEW CLASS DIVIDE
UPTURN GIRLS LIVING IN A DOWNTURN WORLD
There's never been a better time to be a government worker

MARK'S FRIDAY FEATURE
EUROTRIP
Matt Damon's finest hour. Well, three minutes.

IN THE CORNER
"IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU STAND FOR..."
Paul Bremer on Europe and Islam

MARK'S MAILBOX
THE AMERICAN DEEM
Readers weigh in on everything from kilts to niqabs

CANADA vs FREE SPEECH
WHY ARE TAXPAYERS PAYING FOR THE SERENE QUEEN'S DAY IN COURT?
A strange intervention by the Canadian "Human Rights" Commission

Steyn This Week

THURSDAY	RUMMY WAS RIGHT REQUEST OF THE WEEK: It was the same vase, 170,000 times
WEDNESDAY	HILLARY ON PARADE ST PATRICK'S DAY: with a song for the season
TUESDAY	GREECE THE SKIDS THE RUSH LIMBAUGH SHOW: A few moments from Mark's guest-hosting stint - with an alternative take from George Soros' sadly under-Zacharyed stenography pool
MONDAY	BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER SONG OF THE WEEK: What are friends for?
SUNDAY	MILD RESERVATIONS AVE ATQUE VALE: David Ahenakew, honest Injun
SATURDAY	MICHAEL COLLINS STEYN ON SCREEN: Shoot first, discuss Irish politics later

Politics & war

OUT OF DUTCH

These aren't words one has cause to type terribly often, but I think Charles Krauthammer is being deeply naïve in his observations on Geert Wilders (as, reportedly, was Glenn Beck, to whom I am otherwise well disposed, not least because he liked my Christmas single). Wilders does not need to be...

Arts & culture

EUROTRIP

Matt Damon's suicide bomb of a movie, The Green Zone, did predictably disastrous business on its opening weekend - even by the standards of anti-Bush, anti-Iraq War pictures. But it does give us an excuse, for the second of our new Friday features, to celebrate Matt's finest hour. Well, okay,...

Greatest hits

RUMMY WAS RIGHT

Mark, What with all the Iraq nostalgia this week I wonder if you’d reprint your hilarious column about the looting of the museum in Baghdad from 2003. It seems like the anti-war left took that as an omen of the conflagration to come, but they didn’t know the half of...