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Articles in Nov, 2000 issue of Humanist

• National Action Appeal on Housing - Brief Article
• The Politics of Homework - school reform
  by John Buell
• Humanism in the Twenty-first Century
  by Babu Gogineni
• The constitutional ideal of an independent judiciary has come under increasing attack from the right - Brief Article
• Dr. Laura Goes TV—But at What Cost? - Brief Article
  by Norman Solomon
• The Federal Government: Moral Guardian of the Internet
  by Barbara Dority
• A New Sense of the Sacred Carl Sagan's "Cosmic Connection"
  by Ann Druyan
• On Thursday, September 21, 2000, the Food and Drug Administration finally gave its official approval to RU-486—much to the chagrin of pro-lifers who vowed to make abortion even more of an issue in the final days before the November elections - Brief
• LETTRS to the editor
• The Network of Righteousness - the Federalist Society
  by John M. Swomley
• Discrimination by Senator Joseph Lieberman Against Nonbelievers - Brief Article
• The Big Tent: Too Small for Women? - women in the Republican Party
  by Sarah J. McCarthy
• Invisible History - construction of airstrip during World War II
  by Paul Shore
• The recently concluded Olympic Games featured more than athletic accomplishments, drug scandals, and the usual nationalistic rah-rah featured so predominantly in the mainstream media - Brief Article
• Humanity's Challenge What Each of Us Must Do About the African AIDS Crisis
  by Anne Trowbridge
• Love, Lust, and Marriage - Brief Article
  by Stanley N. Bernard
• U.$. PRISONS Mean Money
  by Andrew Hartman
• School Vouchers: No End in Sight - Brief Article
  by Edd Doerr
• When Faith Fails Children
  by Rita Swan
• Vatican Disconnect - disparity between Catholics and their leaders - Brief Article
  by Edd Doerr