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"Johnny Carson: In memoriam" February 05, 2005, Vol. 20, No. 5
Johnny Carson: In memoriam
COVER STORY | By Gene Edward Veith
In an age of segmentation, late-night television remains one of America's few shared cultural experiences, and it all began with Johnny Carson More >>
 Features
Death by experiment
| by Priya Abraham
An extensive chemical testing program shows how far North Korea will go
Miracle cells
| by Lynde Langdon
Researchers making breakthroughs with stem cells from umbilical cords
Saying sorry
| by Marvin Olasky
Law professor Carol M. Swain on why conservatives should support apology
Two steps back
| by Bob Jones
As pro-lifers march, the Supreme Court deals their cause a rebuke
Weary and wary
| by Greg Dabel
Sri Lanka's wiped-out fishing villages do slow business in aid and comfort
Wilderness wanderers
| by Russ Pulliam
Shifting ideology for Democrats, more challenging than winning White House
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Culture Beat
Academy plays it safe | by Andrew Coffin
Controversial films won't vie for top Oscar honors
The History Channel | by Gene Edward Veith
One cable channel offers genuine reality TV: historical documentaries
The Weeping Camel | by Andrew Coffin
Focus on small details in an alien culture makes every scene captivating
Bestselling books | by The Editors
The five bestselling hardback novels as of Jan. 24
Departments
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Quick Takes
Quotables
Business
Religion
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Mailbag
Thoughts
The great divide | by Joel Belz
Did President Bush's inaugural address really have "too much God" in it?
Fathers' day | by Gene Edward Veith
Abandoned generation brings yearning for fathers into the popular culture
Fine distinctions | by Andrée Seu
Determining who are "the good guys" isn't so easy
Strength and love | by Marvin Olasky
Christians who scream at their foes need some maturing
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