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 Vol. 129 Issue 014 (August 16 2002)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Correspondence Garry Wills et al
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Wills, Garry; DiSTEFANO, ANTHONY J.; BRUMMEL, DICK; WARD, GEORGE E.; Steinfels, Peter; BORST, JOHN; BAKER, TOM; CODY, GEORGE D.; HEUTTE, ANNE
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CORRESPONDENCE To the Editors The final secret In his review of my book Why I Am a Catholic ("Where's the Beef?" July 12), Peter Steinfels proves that he is an ideal subject of the current pope...
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Editorial Preparing for war
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Steinfels, Margaret O'Brien
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Preparing for war Saddam Hussein is an evil man. During the 1980s he used chemical weapons against Iraq's Kurdish citizens and against the Iranian army with whom he fought a decade-long war. In...
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Notebook Voices of the faithful
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Gallicho, Grant
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NOTEBOOK VOICES OF THE FAITHFUL Some louder than others Twenty dollars got you in the door for a day-long conference on reforming a Catholic Church hobbled by its sex-abuse crisis. Five months...
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India & the United States Two responses to threats of nuclear war
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McGowan, Jo
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JO McGOWAN OF SEVERAL MINDS INDIA & THE UNITED STATES Two responses to a nuclear threat The recent crisis between India and Pakistan which, at its height, prompted the governments of the United...
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The jury's still out Why juries should decide death-penalty cases
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Vitullo-Martin, Julia
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Julia Vitullo-Martin THE JURY'S STILL OUT Capital punishment & democracy Since the death penalty in this country is reserved for "a narrow category of the most serious crimes," usually heinous...
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Yes to vouchers Correcting fifty years of First Amendment jurisprudence
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Garnett, Richard W
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Richard W. Garnett YES TO VOUCHERS The Supreme Court gets it right More than fifty years ago, John Courtney Murray, S.J., commented of the United States Supreme Court's church-and-state...
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THE CITY IS HIS BEAT Award-winning newspaper columnist and reporter Jim Dwyer talks about 9/11, giving voice to the little guy, and looking beyond the facts
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Ringwald, Christopher D
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THE CITY IS HIS BEAT New York reporter Jim Dwyer Christopher D. Ringwald After being part of a team of reporters that won a Pulitzer Prize at New York Newsday in 1992, Jim Dwyer went on to earn...
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The Dead Pianist, My Father
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Lindeman, Jack
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The Dead Pianist, My Father So far being that distance, a star dance, a planetary excursion, one goes never coming down again. I dream him near, but this is not talk, this is not giving him...
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Road to Perdition Sunshine State
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Cooper, Rand Richards
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Rand Richards Cooper DIFFERENT CLIMATES 'Road to Perdition' & 'Sunshine State' It's nice when two talented directors serve up films from opposite poles of inspiration, like Sam Mendes and John...
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Bad Blood by Lorna Sage
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McDermott, Alice
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Books In the vicarage Bad Blood Lorna Sage William Morrow. $24 95, 281 pp. Alice McDermott Despite the proliferation of memoir in the past decade, it seems safe to say that there are readers...
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The Monks of Tibhirine by John W Kiser
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Cunningham, Lawrence S
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'AS GOD WILLS' The Monks of Tibhirine Faith, Love, and Terror in Algeria John W. Kiser Saint Martin's Press, $25.95,335 pp. Lawrence S. Cunningham The first Trappist monks arrived in Algeria in...
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Our Post-Human Future by Francis Fukuyama
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Lustig, Andrew
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MAKING 'PERFECT' BABIES Our Post-Human Future Consequences of the Biotechnology Revolution Francis Fukuyama Andrew Lustig Brands Fukuyama first made a name for himself with The End of History...
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Veiled realities
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Olia, Maria T
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THE LAST WORD VEILED REALITIES Maria T. Olia It was August, the height of summer. Over my Gap khakis and stretch T-shirt, I wore a flowing raincoat that skimmed the tops of my Keds. A scarf...
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