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  ARCHIVE ISSUE | "2004 Olympics Preview" August 14, 2004, Vol. 19, No. 31

2004 OLYMPICS

COVER STORY | By John Dawson, Marvin Olasky

The Olympic Games that begin Friday, Aug. 13, are a five-ring circus with hundreds of personal sagas about victory’s thrills and defeat’s agony. Even those who lose, though, at least will have been there; the agonizing stories untold will be of those who tried hard but didn’t make it to Athens.   More >>

ArrowFeatures Flip turn John Dawson
2004 Olympics | The five-time medalist, Josh Davis, is preparing for life in transition More >>
Greek fire Marvin Olasky
2004 Olympics | Original Olympic Games could not bring peace to fighting Greek city-states More >>
Off track John Dawson
2004 Olympics | Army officer, Clay Schwabe, and middle-distance runner waits for 2008 More >>
Return fire Lynn Vincent
Politics | Congressman Hoekstra—Democrats trying to destroy President's credibility More >>
Terror’s next target in Iraq Mindy Belz
Churh Attacks | First coordinated assault on one of Iraq’s important minorities—Christians More >>
The cost of security Mindy Belz
Terror Alert | With threat level orange, big-city commuters may see red More >>
What’s happening John Dawson
2004 Olympics | A day-by-day guide some to of the events More >>
ArrowDispatches The Buzz The Editors Quick Takes Quotables The Editors
ArrowReviews Amish in the City Gene Edward Veith
Television | Amish in the City exploits a loophole in Amish theology More >>
Manchurian Candidate Andrew Coffin
Movies | In The Manchurian Candidate remake, American corporations are the villains More >>
The Village Andrew Coffin
Movies | The Village will disappoint many in the audience More >>
Best-selling CDs The Editors
The top five most-played radio CDs according to CMJ, Issue 875 More >>
ArrowNotebook Religious differences Edward E. Plowman
Religion | UCLA researchers surveyed college juniors; one-fifth 'highly religious' More >>
Frozen out Chris Stamper
Technology | Security freeze—a tool to keep identity thieves away from credit history More >>
ArrowVoices Life support Joel Belz
Our sick health insurance system has to change—and one option actually looks promising More >>
Judging the Judgment Gene Edward Veith
A critic of Christian doctrine confuses religion with ethnicity More >>
The problem of good Andrée Seu
The existence of evil is not all that requires some explanation More >>
Mailbag Guest Columnist Good sports Marvin Olasky
At their best, athletics teach a priceless lesson about self-control More >>
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