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Articles in Oct 8, 1999 issue of Commonweal

• NUCLEAR DETERRENCE : Why separate rules for the U.S.? - India makes public its nuclear policy, and the United States and other nuclear powers should set the example by reducing armaments - Brief Article
  by William Pfaff
• The Last Word : Gardening For Life - Brief Article
  by Susette M. Talarico
• NATO AFTER KOSOVO : Adjusting the balance of power - the North Atlantic Treaty Oganization was successful in its Kosovo conflict with Yugoslavia, but the organizatin still has many critical decisions to make about its future
  by George W. Grayson
• I WAS A TEEN-AGE ATHEIST : Memoirs of a naughty Catholic girlhood - a Catholic girlhood in India is described, where convictions ranged from atheism to wanting to become a Missionary of Charity with Mother Teresa
  by Anita Mathias
• A GOD WHO HURTS : Still a mystery - a small child who is suffering from leukemia raises questions of Christian thought and belief - Brief Article
  by John Garvey
• Really Bad Ideas. - Review - book reviews
  by Edward T. Oakes
• CORRESPONDENCE
• Love in a time of Alzheimer's. - Review - book reviews
  by Margaret O'Brien Steinfels
• From the archives - Brief Article
• Still In The Red. - Review - book reviews
  by Susan McWilliams
• MONKEY BUSINESS : What really happened in Tennessee - the so-called 'Monkey Trial,' that took place in Dayton, Tennessee, was a 'set-up' trial, initiated by the American Civil Liberties Union to test the Tennessee law that prohibited the teaching of evol
  by Julia Vitullo-Martin
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• A Metaphor Gone Wild. - Review - book reviews
  by John Cavadini
• Frontline pope. - Review - television program reviews
• These Heights - Brief Article
  by Kevin Cantwell