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Articles in March-April, 2005 issue of Humanist

• Kudos
  by Frederic March
• The heart of Q'eqchi' culture: "ma sa laa ch'ool?" Are you happy in your heart? "Sa lin ch'ool." Yes, I am happy in my heart
  by Michelle Bargo
• War and the American Presidency
  by Michael Fitzgerald
• Sex wars
  by Eleanor Aronstein
• Healthcare for sale
  by James P. Whalen
• Extensive deforestation of the Amazon rainforest
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Why Ten Commandments displays on government property are unconstitutional; the Supreme Court hears oral arguments in two Ten Commandments cases. What is this issue about and why should we care?
  by Jacob Rolls
• War for children
  by Armineh Noravian
• Rolling Stone has refused to run an advertisement for a new translation of the Bible
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Mary Wollstonecraft: enlightenment feminist
• The Roman Catholic hierarchy: putting the squeeze on politicians; the Catholic Church is pursuing a new policy of aggressive interference in lawmaking and elections
  by Robert Grant
• The story of doubt
  by David A. Niose
• Humanist resources
• Brickbats
  by Leon Weinstock
• Hospital depot: a victim of hospital error takes a critical look at the healthcare system
  by Sarah J. McCarthy
• More than 37 million stockpiled landmines have been destroyed
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Goodbye, Mr. Fitz: a new teacher challenges the limits on his students' creativity and takes on their school
  by Michael Fitzgerald
• Humanism and communism
  by Fred Edwords
• Remove an evolution disclaimer from inside school textbooks
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• War wars
  by David Werdegar
• Shrinking free speech zones
  by Rachel Gillett
• Beyond the immediate destruction and death caused by the December 2004 Asian tsunami, the economical and environmental impacts are only beginning to be tabulated
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Is nature cruel?
  by Rasoul Sorkhabi
• Extraordinary voice, extraordinary hands
  by Harriet Epstein
• And speaking of American homophobia, the 1,100-member Druid Hills Golf Club of Atlanta, Georgia, is resisting a court order to grant spousal benefits to members in same-sex partnerships, sparking a local battle over gay rights
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• The issue at hand
  by Fred Edwords
• Attack of the fuzzy-faithed Rovians
  by Frederick Clarkson
• Undermined Washington's credibility as a proponent of human rights
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Acts of God, acts of media
  by Norman Solomon
• Government and media: a union of deception
  by Suzanne La Londe
• Allow two lesbian applicants to adopt each other's children
  by Karen Ann Gajewski