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Articles in July-August, 2004 issue of Humanist

• Vampire attacks
  by Ronald H. Pine
• The return of the draft?
  by John Swomley
• Women's lives, women's choices, women's voices
  by Edd Doerr
• Dismissed the government's case against Greenpeace
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Anne Nicol Gaylor: 1985 Humanist Heroine
• Needed: a new and bolder strategy for the war on terror
  by Ed Asner
• New liberties for Moroccan women
  by Abderrahim Sabir
• The issue at hand
  by Fred Edwords
• Efforts by Nepali and Indian activists from the Nepal Child Welfare Foundation and the South Asian Coalition on Child Servitude led to the April 2004 rescue of twenty-nine children, mostly girls, from the Great Indian Circus at Palakkad in Kerala, souther
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Unlearned prison lessons
  by Ralph R. Reiland
• Governor Rick Perry refused to halt the May execution of mentally ill inmate
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Transhumanism and immortality
  by Adelaide Winston
• Terror, evil, and the new Cold War
  by John Buell
• Come to Canada, smack a kid!
  by Derek Kaill
• First prosecution for child recruitment
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Strange fruit in Abu Ghraib: the privatization of torture
  by Michael I. Niman
• Administration violated two federal laws and improperly spent at least $44,000 of taxpayer money
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Humanism
• The path to peace
  by Joseph J. Fahey
• Major "liberal" outlets clog media diets
  by Norman Solomon
• Ethnic cleansing is rampaging unchecked
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Torture and the American character
  by Michael C. Milam
• The passion of the fanatic
  by Arno Arrak
• Humanist resources
• Humanism versus the militarization of America
  by Barbara Dority
• Saudis have us over a barrel, and the price is rising
  by Lester R. Brown
• British researchers from Bristol University report they have genetically engineered plants to produce the health-promoting substances usually found in fish
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• The gift of the West
  by Thomas Mates
• In May, the United Kingdom officially opened the world's first stem cell bank
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Betrayal of our troops
  by Jim Hightower
• Intimidation and the art of terrorism
  by Rachel Gillett