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"AIDS: Africa's affliction" September 09, 2000, Vol. 15, No. 35
AIDS: Africa's affliction
COVER STORY | By Mindy Belz
Health officials call it an epidemic, folk doctors call it the plague, and church workers believe it is a divine opportunity. Can Africa beat AIDS? More >>
 Features
A parent's right to choose
| by Lynn Vincent
Educational choice gains momentum with the public and puts heat on schools to shape up or shut down
Brits go a step further
| by R. Albert Mohler
Give me Patrick Henry
| by Lynn Vincent
New Christian college targets the Beltway
High-tech market virus
| by Chris Stamper
Investors fall prey to stock-price hoax; the so-called "digital divide" debunked; DVD pirates slapped
Making the grade
| by The Editors
Out with the old, in with the new
Presidential pedagogy
| by Bob Jones
Bush, Gore spend more, but in different areas
Reading, 'riting, red tape
| by Lynn Vincent
Why are public schools spending almost as much on overhead as they are on in-classroom instruction?
Stemming an ethical tide
| by Bob Jones
Arkansas congressman wages a lonely battle against the Clinton administration over stem-cell research
Whatever it takes
| by Lynn Vincent
Teaching the test, testing the parents, detaining the teachers, and other news from the world of education
Your cheating heart
| by Gene Edward Veith
A new wave of academic dishonesty, among teachers as well as students
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Culture Beat
All kinds of evil | by Timothy Lamer
A regular guy's envy is no better than a rich man's greed
The Movies | by The Editors
The top 5 movies in popularity as measured by box office receipts for the weekend of Aug. 27
Departments
The Buzz
The Buzz
The Buzz
The Buzz
Quotables
Mailbag
Thoughts
The right to choose | by Joel Belz
The right to choose
Supreme wisdom | by Anne Morse
Supreme wisdom
An ode to "e" | by Marvin Olasky
An ode to "e"
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