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Articles in July, 1999 issue of Humanist

• Letters
• Dancing the Dance to Freedom - activities of the School of the Americas
  by Marge Eilerman
• Compassion Fatigue: How The Media Sell Disease, Famine, War, and Death - Review
  by Ronald D. Jr. Lankford
• The Columbine Tragedy Countering the Hysteria
  by Barbara Dority
• Giving Workers Their Due - despite the economic boom, the minimum wage leaves recipients in poverty - Brief Article
  by John Buell
• Kosovo: Could It Have Been Avoided? - genocide in Yugoslavia
  by John M. Swomley
• Lord of the Gadflies - some compare modern times to the time of Sodom and Gomorrah, but a closer look at that biblical story raises a question about their point - Brief Article
  by Donna Renae
• How to Abolish War
  by Michael Renner
• Worth Noting
  by Marian Hetherly
• Does American Democracy Need God? - book by Richard Rorty raises the question of America's belief in, and need for, God - Brief Article
  by Lawrence Hyman
• Compassion as a means to Freedom
  by Julian Friedland
• The Tinker Test of Reality - teaching civil liberties - Brief Article
  by Dominick S. Pangallo
• The Man Behind the Curtain - Pope John Paul II
  by Edd Doerr
• Sanctioned Death and Racism Is 1998's Legacy - Amnesty International's report on human rights violations and captial punishment in 1998 - Brief Article
• Do You Want to Come Over for Dinner, Friend? - race relations
  by Frank Ridzi
• Bean Is Believing - Kerry Appel has elected to help the people of Chiapas, Mexico, by importing coffee through his Human Bean Co - Brief Article
  by Brandt Milstein
• An Issue to Savor
  by Gina Kramer
• Urban Growth Boundaries - Brief Article
  by Rodney Byrd
• Clinton Allies Keep Poverty Off the National Agenda - the budget of the Clinton administration, and the downsizing of government, ignores the fact that one baby in five is born into poverty - Brief Article
  by Norman Solomon
• Invisible Censorship - Brief Article
  by Cathleen Thom