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Articles in March-April, 1993 issue of Humanist

• The legacy of Isaac Asimov - science fiction author - Cover Story
  by Pat Duffy Hutcheon
• The humanism of Albert Schweitzer - humanitarian and physician who worked in Gabon
  by Maxine Negri
• Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors: A Search for Who We Are. - book reviews
  by Edd Doerr
• Just Another Girl on the I.R.T. - movie reviews
  by M. Faust
• Nagugi wa Thiong'o and the politics of language - Kenyan author's controversial use of his regional language Gikuyu as part of his rejection of colonialism - Cover Story
  by Theodore Pelton
• In Search of a National Morality: A Manifesto for Evangelicals and Catholics. - book reviews
  by Edd Doerr
• Welcome to virtual reality - the popularity of computerized, simulated experiences - Column
  by Andre Bacard
• Why Africa stays poor: and why it doesn't have to - Cover Story
  by David Aronson
• Not in my name - irrationality of the death penalty
  by Barbara Dority
• All the babies you can eat - Ms. magazine's reporting of unsubstantiated satanic rituals - Column
  by Brian Siano
• Leap of Faith. - movie reviews
  by M. Faust
• The Vatican and world population policy: an interview with Milton P. Siegel - former assistant director of the World Health Organization offers views on how the Catholic Church has contributed to overpopulation in Africa - Cover Story
  by Stephen D. Mumford
• The Diversity of Life. - book reviews
  by Edd Doerr
• Against the grain - Iran-Contra affair - former President George Bush's pardon of former Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger and the disregard for the Constitution - Column
  by Gerry O'Sullivan
• Isaac Asimov: a one-man renaissance - tribute to the late science-fiction author - Cover Story
  by Bette Chambers
• The evolution of secular Judaism
  by Seth Kulick
• Chelsea goes to school - Bill and Hillary Clinton's decision to send their daughter a private school, despite their support for public education and opposition to school choice vouchers - includes unrelated discussion of the emerging political coalition b
  by Edd Doerr