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"30 years of destruction" January 18, 2003, Vol. 18, No. 2
30 years' war
COVER STORY | By Bob Jones
As Roe turns 30, are medical facts and a determined pro-life movement causing legalized abortion to show its age—or is it just becoming more entrenched? While others debate the question, abortion opponents quietly legislate, litigate, and demonstrate compassion More >>
 Additional Cover Stories
30 years, 30 pro-life faces
The Editors
Some prominent pro-life faces throughout the last thirty years
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Compulsory 'choice'
Lynn Vincent
Pro-abortion lobbies are fighting to force nurses and other health-care workers to participate in abortions. Pro-life health-care workers are fighting back
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The parent gap
Lynn Vincent
The number of abortions among teenagers is dropping much faster in states with strong parental consent laws
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Features
'Digital shoe box'
Chris Stamper
National | Adobe's new Photoshop Album hits the market as digital camera sales continue to expand
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A.H.M.
Joel Belz
National | MAN KNOWS NOT HIS TIME Arthur H. Matthews: veteran journalist, WORLD colleague
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Carnage in Congo
Mindy Belz
International | Brutality continues in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo
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Hacked out
Chris Stamper
National | Famous computer hacker Kevin Mitnick is released from probation
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Star crossed
Chris Stamper
National | Famed astrologer Sydney Omarr dies at age 76
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Storage space
Chris Stamper
National | Hitachi plans to release world's smallest hard drive this fall
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Surgical strike
Chris Stamper
National | Doctors in West Virginia strike as malpractice insurance premiums become too inflated
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Dispatches
Brought to 'heel
Edward E. Plowman
Christian campus group nearly booted from UNC, but Tarheel chancellor relents—after lawsuit threat
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Flashtraffic: Bush renominates
Joel C. Rosenberg
President Bush renominates 30 federal judges, including Priscilla Owen and Charles Pickering
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Flashtraffic: Daschle will not run in 2004
Joel C. Rosenberg
Contrary to reports, Daschle decides to focus on Senate instead of a bid for the presidency
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Flashtraffic: Frum's book drawing attention
Joel C. Rosenberg
David Frum's new book, The Right Man, is creating big buzz inside the Beltway.
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Flashtraffic: Who is Bill Frist?
Joel C. Rosenberg
Who is New Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist?
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Scrubbing bubbles
Marvin Olasky
Bush plan would help cleanse Wall Street of speculative gambling
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Top News
The Editors
QuickTakes
Quotables
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Reviews
Bestsellers
The Editors
Culture | The Top 5 best-selling hardback novels as measured by placement on four leading lists as of Jan. 6
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Hot on their trail
Andrew Coffin
Culture | Three semi-fiction films, Catch Me if You Can, Gangs of New York, and Rabbit-Proof Fence, follow the paths of a teenage con man, immigrants in 19th-century New York, and aboriginal girls trying to return home
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In the book spotlight
The Editors
Culture | Morton's new book tells riveting tale of Canada's abortion timeline
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Scholarly legends
Gene Edward Veith
Culture | Luther and the drinking song, angels dancing on the heads of pins, and other "facts" that aren't true
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Slow change coming
The Editors
Culture | An interview with Slowtrain
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Voices
Can't stress it enough
Joel Belz
After 30 years of living with abortion, we dare not give up this battle
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An "author's tea"
Andrée Seu
Sin and its effects don't fit on a 3"x 5" card
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Mailbag
Guest Columnist
From denial to tears
Marvin Olasky
But true love means saying more than "sorry"
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