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Articles in Jun 2003 issue of Church & State

• Around the world
• Vouchers failed to boost student performance in Ohio, says new study
• Around the states
• House rejects attempt to add vouchers to special ed. bill
• Charter for controversy
  by Leaming, Jeremy
• Letters
• Santorum's sin: Transgressing the U.S. Constitution
• Lack of judgment: Bill Pryor and the Federal Appeals Court
• Religious right silent on Bill Bennett's gambling addiction
• U.S. law not based on ten commandments, law profs tell court
• Tenn. county wants creationism taught alongside evolution
• 'Under God' doesn't belong in the pledge
  by Mauro, Tony
• In the capital
• Federal court foils Arkansas school's effort to restrict Harry Potter
• Va. Military Institute can't sponsor prayers, says appellate court
• Bush administration reaffirms ties to far-right Council for National Policy
• Sekulow's bad deal: Their 'free exercise' at your expense
  by Lynn, Barry W
• Secretive religious group offers congressmen cheap rent in D.C.
• When teachers preach
  by Boston, Rob
• Defending separation is worth the risk, says Rep. Chet Edwards
• Pryor offenses
  by Leaming, Jeremy; Pryor, Bill; Caddell, Hank