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Articles in May-June, 2004 issue of Humanist

• Better living through tranhumanism: more than just a philosophy and social movement, transhumanism is for many a way of life
  by George Dvorsky
• A dispassionate appraisal
  by Fred Edwords
• Proposal expanding imports of endangered species
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Humanists not necessarily liberal
  by John Cress
• American publishers, protesters, and travelers under surveillance
  by Rachel Hundley
• Electrocution as its sole means of capital punishment
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Airline has abandoned its plans to install offensively dubbed "fun" urinals
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Beyond fear: the triumph of international humanitarian law
  by Mark Goldberg
• Torchbearer for human rights and Humanism
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Preclude juveniles from execution
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Warning: the legal system may be hazardous to your health
  by James P. Whalen
• Science and the White House: of condoms and climate
  by Chris Ryan
• Third attempt to weaken the Cairo consensus on women's rights
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• The future of immortality
  by Brian Trent
• The Sorrows of Empire
  by Al Huebner
• Deforestation is being blamed for vampire bat attacks in Brazil
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Correction
• What Robert's Rules of Order can teach us about electronic voting standards
  by Arnie Urken
• Bill on women's rights
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Humanist resources
• The case against sweatshops
  by Anna Yesilevsky
• 3/11 has engendered little attention and compassion in the West
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003 faces legal challenges
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Are new campaign finance regulations an attack on free speech?
  by Roy Speckhardt
• When a win may not mean much
  by Edd Doerr
• Bush's true AIDS agenda
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Humanist profile
• Cultural imperialism: an American tradition
  by Julia Galeota
• North Atlantic Treaty organization has added seven new members
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Remove all religious references from courtrooms
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• The issue at hand
  by Fred Edwords
• The privacy paradox: in keeping with the policy of the Humanist to accommodate the diverse cultural, social, political, and philosophical viewpoints of its readers, this occasional feature allows for the expression of alternative, dissenting, or opposing
  by Dwight Furrow
• United States violated the rights of fifty-one Mexicans on death row
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Challenge the Church of Scientology's IRS tax break
  by Karen Ann Gajewski