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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2007 issue of Humanist

• Dissecting a breakthrough: the unexpected importance of basic scientific research in improving public health
  by Herbert A. Hauptman
• Moral Minds: How Nature Designed Our Universal Sense of Right and Wrong
  by Carl Coon
• Noam Chomsky: on humanism, the vulnerability of secular nationalism, and the mother of all book plugs
  by David Niose
• What We Believe But Cannot Prove: Today's Leading Thinkers on Science in the Age of Certainty
  by Kenneth W. Krause
• Miseducation: the lowdown on abstinence-only sex-ed programs
  by Heidi Bruggink
• Billy, we hardly knew ye
  by William I. Lengeman, III
• Sandinista redux
  by Michael I. Niman
• Shut Up & Sing
  by Mike Valente
• Scout's honor
  by Oliver Conroy
• Down but not out: the religious right and election '06
  by Rob Boston
• Alliance of Civilizations final report: outlining a holistic approach
  by Jason Yossef Ben-Meir
• Fallible Gods
  by Janet J. Asimov
• The power and the potential: young Brazilian surfers embrace an alternative
  by Ryan W. Daniels
• The times they are a-changin'
  by Fred Edwords
• All for one and one for all?
  by Laverne Rison
• The new media offensive for the Iraq war
  by Norman Solomon
• Encouraging science
  by Karen Frantz
• A knife to the heart
  by Curtis Smith
• Beware those pernicious theories
  by Heidi Johnson
• Being, courage, and love
  by Mason Olds
• Worth noting
  by Karen Ann Gajewski