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"Walk the Talk" November 15, 1997, Vol. 12, No. 26
Walk the Talk
COVER STORY | By Roy Maynard
Remember when smokin' in the boys' room was scandalous? At Yale, it's not smoke but steam that is scandalizing a group of Orthodox Jews who are fighting the school's libertine dormitory policies. Around the country, the existence of loose rules makes virtuous living more difficult for on-campus believers-but does that compromise the gospel? More >>
 Features
A zero on national tests
| by Bob Jones
Overly cautious GOP leaders seem to hand Clinton a win
Don't know, don't care
| by Cal Thomas
Thompson hearings die the death of ignorance and apathy
No room in the womb?
| by R. Albert Mohler
Septuplet parents take a pro-life stand despite elite opinion
Once a dissident, always a dissident
| by David Aikman
Russia's Sharansky is fighting an old battle in a new land
The China syndrome
Two big reasons the American press loved the little dictator
The right to just say no
| by Roy Maynard
Parents' abstinence ads censored by public-school officials
UnVriendly precedent
High Court homosexuality case threatens religious freedom
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Culture Beat
Books: Chaucer's pilgrimage | by George Grant
Canterbury shows the real world without defiling the mind
Culture Notes
Film: Who's the Designer? | by Chris Stamper
Gattaca's utopian world of designer genes is still fallen
Sharpness and abuse | by Arsenio Orteza
What does a shock jock have in common with C.S. Lewis?
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Thoughts
Linked, but not limited | by Joel Belz
As long as there's room to speak out, there's room enough
Gotcha Day, at last | by Guest Columnist
How God opened doors to bring Corrie Yang Bao home
"National greatness" | by Marvin Olasky
Looking for purpose in all the wrong places
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