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Articles in Sept-Oct, 1996 issue of Humanist

• Sex, science, and Kinsey: a conversation with Dr. John Bancroft - head of the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction - Interview
  by Gary Pool
• From domination to partnership: reclaiming our future - sex roles and society
  by Riane Eisler
• Cashing in for Christ - commercialization within the Evangelical movement - Watch on the Right - Column
  by John Swomley
• Just say yes - surviving corporate reorganizations and self-directed work teams
  by Ernest Stableford
• Live from Death Row. - book reviews
  by Louis Gesualdi
• A filmmaker's credo: some thoughts on politics, history, and the movies - Oliver Stone discusses his movies - Cover Story
• f"Parental rights" at the expense of children - Civil Liberties Watch
  by Barbara Dority
• Mixed blessings: second thoughts on the information explosion
  by Richard H. Nethe
• Teaching about religion in public schools - Church and State - Column
  by Edd Doerr
• Remembering the women of history
  by Annette Van Howe
• Do we actually want open discussion? - Living Humanism - Column
  by Rob Wipond
• The anxious society: middle-class insecurity and the crisis of the American dream
  by Charles J. Whalen
• The dumb jock and the science nerd - stereotypes associated with thinking - The Popular Condition - Column
  by Todd Jones
• Elizabeth Cady Stanton: freethinker and radical revisionist
  by Alice Leuchtag
• Harry and Louise: the sequel - managed care - Humanistic Economics - Column
  by John Buell