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"Casualty of 'peace'" March 24, 2001, Vol. 16, No. 11
 Features
A schoolhouse divided
| by Bob Jones
To the alarm of the big teachers unions, nonideological competitors are forming in right-to-work states
Down, but not out
| by Chris Stamper
Even with technology stocks taking it on the chin, chastened companies are forced to think longer-term
Night of the dead living
| by Chris Stamper
Fetal-tissue experiment goes horrifically awry; proponents contend failure is an argument for trying again
O ye of too much faith
| by Tim Graham
The fight is on to determine how much faith Bush's faith-based initiative will allow
Parenting 101
Chicago public schools have started grading parents, and some don't like the curve
Truth or consequences?
| by Candi Cushman
Public schools nationwide are starting to teach the Bible. Is that good for Christianity?
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Culture Beat
Americana, the beautiful | by Gene Edward Veith
A movie soundtrack introduces Americans to their musical heritage
Bestsellers | by The Editors
The five best-selling nonfiction paperbacks as measured by placement on four leading lists as of March 11
The Movies | by The Editors
The top 5 movies in popularity as measured by box office receipts for the week ended March 4
Departments
The Buzz
The Buzz
The Buzz
The Buzz
Quick Takes (Dispatches)
Quotables
Thoughts
A daily newspaper? | by Joel Belz
A daily newspaper?
Publishing ... by design | by Joel Belz
WORLD turns 15 this month. What began as a grand experiment on paper in March of 1986 is now 125,000 subscribers strong. Next month, Lord willing, we begin our 16th year of publishing. Over the next several pages, we'll celebrate our past ... take a closer look ahead ... and discuss some of the behind-the-scenes events that brought us—under God's sovereign oversight—to this place.
The road to Santee | by Andrée Seu
The road to Santee
Sweet 15 | by Guest Columnist
Teaching tool | by Guest Columnist
Teaching tool
Fund individuals | by Marvin Olasky
Fund individuals
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