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Theodore R. Marmor Page 14 65. "The Politics ofNational Health Insurance," A Guest Commentary, Allegro. Associated Musicians of Greater New York, Vol C, No 5, May 2000. 66. "Canada's Burning! Media myths about universal health coverage," (with Kip Sullivan), Washington Monthly. Vol 32 Nos 7 & 8, July/August 2000. 67. "Medicare Drug Plans Need Revision," with Mark A. Goldberg, Newsdav. September 18,2000. 68. "Politics of Medicare Author Dissects Campaign 2000 Issues," Aging Today. Vol XXI, No 5, September-October 2000. 69. "Medicare: Whence and Whither (in the World of Washington)," editorial for Orthopedic Technology Review, 2000. 70. "Beyond the Debate Over Drug Benefits Medicare: The Good News is that Both Candidates Recognize the Need for Prescription Drug Coverage for Seniors," (with Mark A. Goldberg), Baltimore Sun. October 15, 2000. 71. "Commentary: How Can Seniors Get Affordable Drug Coverage?" (with Mark A. Goldberg), St Louis Post Dispatch. October 19. 2000. 72. "Both Rx Proposals Flawed; Use Gore's to Start Debate," (with Mark A. Goldberg), Albuqueraue Journal. October 21,2000. 73. "Diagnosing the Doctors' Strike New Brunswick's symbolic stoppage is part of an international crisis," Vol. 157 No. 3, TIME Canada. January 22, 2001. 74. "Does Inequality Make You Sick? The New Public Health Crusade," (with Sally Satel), The Weekly Standard. Vol. 6 No 41, July 16,2001. 75. "The Lessons of Striking Doctors," British Journal of Health Care Management. Vol 7, No 8, August 2001. 76. "Healthy Justice - Satel and Marmor respond to Stephen Bezruchka and Paula Braveman on their article "Does Inequality Make You Sick? The New Public Health Crusade," (with Sally Satel), The Weekly Standard. Vol. 6 No 45. August 13. 2001. 77. Rationing Health Care, "The Oregon Health Plan: Rhetoric, Rationing and Reality," Vol 7, No 9, British Journal ofHealth Care Management September 2001. 78. "Shifting the Balance of Power: An Outsider's Comments on the Reactions of British Journal ofHealthCare Management's Policy Experts," British Journal of Health Care Management. Vol 7, No 10, October 2001. 79. "Would Reducing Economic Inequality Boost Overall U.S. Health?" Physician's Weekly. Vol. XVIII, No. 40, October 22,2001. 80. "Policy and Political Fads: The Rhetoric and Reality of Managerialism," British Journal ofHealth Care Management. Vol 8, No 1, January 2002. 81. "A Medicare Drug Bill? Not in the Near Future," ABCNews.com. January 30,2002. 82. "Medicare: Suspect Messages," The Globe and Mail and La Presse. February 12,2002. 83. "Who's Shaping the Debate on Health Care Reform?" with Kip Sullivan, The Hartford Courant February 12,2003, also appeared titled "Universal Health Care: Why We Shouldn't Reject It As a Dream," with Kip Sullivan, Yale Daily News. Vol. CXXV, No 89, February 14, 2003, also appeared titled "Muddled Debate About a Medical Crisis," with Kip Sullivan, Business New Haven. February 17, 2003, also appeared titled `"`What's Causing Medical Inflation?" with Kip Sullivan, Pioneer Press. St Paul, MN, February 20,2003, also appeared titled "The Health Care Follies: We've Been Here Before," with Kip Sullivan, Milwaukee Journal SentineL February 24, 2003.