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"Isabel's slow march" September 27, 2003, Vol. 18, No. 37
Isabel's slow march
COVER STORY | By Bob Jones
COVER STORY: Even as Isabel lost some of her fearful momentum before slamming into the East Coast, disaster-relief teams stepped up their intensity in the days before landfall. A look at how one of the largest church-based relief efforts prepared to mobilize help where it was needed most More >>
IRAQ: The highest-ranking U.S. official to visit postwar Iraq, Powell also gets a firsthand glimpse of Saddam's prewar terrorand promises to work to keep history from repeating
10 little Democrats
| by Bob Jones
POLITICS: Clark's late entrance shakes up a Democratic race that lacked star power
Around the horn
| by John Dawson
As lawyers clean up small details, the show must go on in California
| by Bob Jones
Back to regular programming
| by Mindy Belz
ISRAEL: The summertime romantic soap opera between Israel and the Palestinians gives way to a sadly more familiar storyline
Bits & megabytes
| by Chris Stamper
Cruz missile
| by Lynn Vincent
CALIFORNIA: Recall politics may thwart an initiative that would end state classifications of citizens by race
Hot wings
| by John Dawson
Late bloomer
| by John Dawson
Locking Windows
| by Chris Stamper
Paper tiger
| by Chris Stamper
Report card
| by Jennifer Marshall
Short circuited
| by Bob Jones
CALIFORNIA: Last week's recall ruling is merely the latest in the string of surprises unleashed by the nation's most activist federal appeals court
Technical difficulties
| by Jennifer Marshall
Voucher victory
| by Jennifer Marshall
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HOLLYWOOD: A new biopic about the great Reformer is captivating in a way that many Christian-themed movies are not
Man in white | by Gene Edward Veith
Johnny Cash's stark and honest profession of faith gained a hearing and garnered respect
Orthodox innovator | by Gene Edward Veith
Would the war in Iraq actually be more popular now if it had not gone so well at the beginning?
Consensus for convenience | by Andrée Seu
The rapid spread of legal gambling is not the result of thoughtful, reasoned arguments
Poor but blessed | by Marvin Olasky
Christian children in India enjoy the good instead of dwelling on the bad
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