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  ARCHIVE ISSUE | "Berger can't keep a secret" July 31, 2004, Vol. 19, No. 29

BERGER'S SECRET

COVER STORY | By Bob Jones

Turns out the surprise revelations that ex-Kerry foreign-policy adviser Sandy Berger mishandled classified documents should come as no surprise: He’s done it before, according to Congressman Curt Weldon in this WORLD exclusive   More >>

ArrowFeatures ‘God is interested in excellence’ Gene Edward Veith
Music | With the church having largely forgotten the biblical doctrine of vo More >>
And the winner is . . . Priya Abraham
International | AIDS: Vietnam, with state-funded abortions and a non-epidemic, becomes the surprise choice to receive emergency U.S. AIDS money More >>
Batsmen and hurlers Gene Edward Veith
National | Dozens of small towns return to the roots of the national pastime More >>
Improbable cause Mindy Belz
Sudan | An unusual alliance is pressuring Sudan to stop the killing in Darfu More >>
Missouri motioning Edward E. Plowman
Religion | Conservative Lutherans lose elections and power in the LCMS More >>
Words and deeds Van Kornegay in Lilongwe, Malawi
AIDS | It takes both to break the cycle of AIDS in the southern African nati More >>
ArrowDispatches The Buzz Quick Takes Quotables
ArrowReviews For the sake... Gene Edward Veith
Television | While politics and religion are deemed unsafe topics, sports can be discussed between perfect strangers More >>
Lifeless Robot Andrew Coffin
Movies | I, Robot, “suggested” by the stories of Isaac Asimov, has the plot outline but none of the paranoia More >>
Missed target Andrew Coffin
Movies | Aimed at young girls, its message is mixed at best, occasionally extolling positive virtues, but mostly applying a morality that is convenient for the story and its heroine More >>
Best-selling CDs
The top five best-selling internet albums according to Billboard magazine, July 14 More >>
ArrowNotebook Business Dan Perkins
Business | Salaries and home prices to rise slowly More >>
Sports John Dawson
Sports | Double standard for dopers More >>
Technology Chris Stamper
Technology | Cell phones take flight More >>
ArrowVoices Breaking the (election) cycle Joel Belz
Presidential elections, however important, reflect the culture much more than they change it More >>
Pay to play Andrée Seu
A mighty city’s culture has fallen so far that corruption seems normal More >>
Mailbag Guest Columnist Not by bread alone Marvin Olasky
Christians in places like Sudan and Nigeria need more than relief More >>
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