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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2001 issue of Humanist

• An ode to Maxy Noble - the ghosts of war - Cover Story
  by Ralph M. Patterson
• Another theocracy: the ties that bind - Watch On The Right
  by John M. Swomley
• Equal rights also took a step forward in the United States when George W. Bush appointed a gay man as U.S. ambassador to Rumania - Worth Noting - Brief Article
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Terrorism, TV, and the rage for vengeance - UPFRONT - Brief Article
  by Norman Solomon
• Waiting for the Fire - the ghosts of war - Poem
  by Philip Appleman
• While the government and news media call for citizens to unite in a "war on terrorism," others are calling for people to unite in peace - Worth Noting - Brief Article
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Humanist resources
• The globalization of a movement
  by Andrew Hartman
• Arrest suffering, not medical marijuana patients - Alternative Voices
  by Byron Demmer
• In an effort to battle "caste clash," Nepal Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has issued a bold, eight-point social reform program, which includes making caste-based discrimination a punishable act - Worth Noting - Brief Article
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Clash of civilizations? - UPFRONT - Brief Article
  by Prasenjit Maiti
• Peace with Honor: Solitudine faciunt, pacem appellant - the ghosts of war - Poem
  by Philip Appleman
• When does patriotism cross the line into fanatical nationalism? - Worth Noting - Brief Article
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• The importance of religious tolerance - First Person - Brief Article
  by Julia Travis
• Who is Osama Bin Laden?
  by Michel Chossudovsky
• The positive virtues of physician-assisted suicide: physician-assisted suicide is among the most hotly debated bioethical issues of our time
  by Peter Rogatz
• Intolerance also took a desperate turn in northern India, where a young couple was hanged this past August by villagers opposed to their inter-caste relationship - Worth Noting - Brief Article
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Isolating the troublemakers - Letters to the editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Dale Berry
• "I sing of arms and the man." - the ghosts of war - adapted from War, Literature, and the Arts: An International Journal of the Humanities - Cover Story
  by Philip Appleman
• Horror and perspective - Church And State
  by Edd Doerr
• U.S. representatives also took a positive step forward when they approved payment of $582 million in back dues to the United Nations - Worth Noting - Brief Article
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• A letter from an Afghan-American - UPFRONT - Brief Article
  by Tamim Ansary
• The Persistence of Memory - the ghosts of war - Poem
  by Philip Appleman
• Alcohol treatment: when faith-based options aren't enough - The Culture War - Brief Article
  by Anne M. Fletcher
• Granting worth and dignity - LETTERS to the Editor - Brief Article - Letter to the Editor
  by C. Lee Hubbell
• Invading the Bill of Rights - Cover Story
  by Barbara Dority
• Hydrogen as the way toward sustainability - excerpted from Hydrogen Futures: Toward a Sustainable Energy System - Cover Story - Excerpt
  by Seth Dunn
• The extent of Pakistan's support of U.S. efforts against terrorism may still be debatable but not so that country's attitude toward censorship - Worth Noting - Brief Article
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Student activism - Letters to the editor
  by Jim Rybock
• On a Morning Full of Sun - the ghosts of war - Cover Story - Poem
  by Philip Appleman
• Some thoughts about Tuesday - The Popular Condition
  by Alan Hale
• However, all is not well on the home-front - Worth Noting - school voucher case - Brief Article
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Views unconsidered, remedies untried - UPFRONT
  by Fred Edwords
• Winding Down the War - the ghosts of war - Poem
  by Philip Appleman
• Inside the Nuremberg trial: a prosecutor's comprehensive account - Review
  by Edd Doerr
• Religious fundamentalists are gearing up to force their views on U.S. citizens in a new anti-abortion effort - Worth Noting - Brief Article
  by Karen Ann Gajewski