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Articles in Oct 27, 2003 issue of Insight on the News

• The Thoroughly American Game; Recent books bring to life some of baseball's legendary teams and iconic players, its enduring friendships and the silent, mysterious language that pervades the game
• A Well-Earned Salute to an Excellent Academic Institution
• Clark Tanks Rolled Into Mount Carmel; The Democratic presidential candidate and now-retired four-star general commanded the soldiers and military hardware in the disastrous federal assault against the Branch Davidians - a violation of Posse Comitatus Act
• The Governator
• Does Religion Belong in the Workplace?
• D.C. Islamist Agent Carried Libyan Cash; Before his arrest, Abdurahman Alamoudi allegedly moved seamlessly between the disparate worlds of international terrorism and Washington politics
• Dear Readers,
• President Bush's Personal Diplomacy; Friendships between world leaders can be tricky, as is evidenced by President George W. Bush's relationships with Tony Blair, Vicente Fox, Vladimir Putin and others
• Let Madonna Join, Not Lead, Judaism's Spiritual Journey
  by Shmuel Boteach
• Partisan Divide Getting Wider
• Gillespie Focuses On Growth of GOP; While Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie wants to energize the traditional GOP base, he sees a unique opportunity to reach out to other groups
• Democrats' Personal Attacks Backfiring; Clark's Political History
• Digging Up The Dead; Collecting DNA samples from the grave can help to solve historical mysteries. But critics are calling it ghoulish and disrespectful
• 'Stubborn Facts' in Iraq Report Ignored by Bush Bashers
• British Conservatives Off Road to Recovery
• Clintons' Fall Guy May Turn the Tables; The SEC and the IRS are investigating securities and bank fraud allegedly perpetrated by a Clinton fund-raiser who says he is the victim of a political vendetta
• Rigging the 'Poverty' Rate as a Political Ploy
• New York City's Segregated School; Students attending the nation's first public school for gays and lesbians benefit from a safe environment and excellent facilities. If only their peers were so fortunate
• Friendly Skies Get More Competitive
• Q: Are new congressional efforts to curb underage drinking on the right track? YES: Illegal underage drinking is a national health crisis, and Congress must enact a national strategy to fight it effectively
• Here's to Your Health: Candy Bars Get Deep-Fat Fried
  by Stephen Goode
• Q: Are new congressional efforts to curb underage drinking on the right track? NO: Let's focus on real solutions to fight underage drinking
• House Committee Labors for New Laws