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  ARCHIVE ISSUE | "Foster care's future" March 05, 2005, Vol. 20, No. 9

Booting big government

COVER STORY | By Bob Jones

What do you do with a massive, inefficient foster-care system that reports thousands of children killed, abused, or simply "lost" while under the state's care? If you're Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, you privatize the whole thing, turning the sytem over to local nonprofits and faith-based groups   More >>

ArrowFeatures 'An Iraqi identity' Edward Lee Pitts
Iraq | New leadership, Iraqis need a new way to think about government More >>
Body and soul Marvin Olasky
Interview | Princeton scholar Robert P. George is a specialist in constitutional law More >>
Can't count the days Les Sillars
Military | Combat deployment can be especially tough for reservist families More >>
Group government Marvin Olasky
Interview | Steve Goldsmith on why private organizations should deliver public services More >>
In good company Lynn Vincent
Business | Faith at work movement is giving new perspective about life on the job More >>
Room with a view Priya Abraham
Asia | An American gets bird's-eye look at what may be regime change More >>
ArrowDispatches The Buzz The Editors Judicial preview Hugh Hewitt
Supreme Court nomination could be good opportunity for Sen. George Allen More >>
Quick Takes The Editors Quotables The Editors
ArrowReviews And the Oscar goes to . . . Andrew Coffin
Movies | Whatever the Oscars have become, they certainly are no longer the gold standard for family entertainment More >>
Merchant of Venice Gene Edward Veith
Movies | The latest rendition obscures the Christian themes written by Shakespeare More >>
Bestselling books The Editors
The five bestselling hardback novels as of Feb. 20 More >>
ArrowNotebook Game over John Dawson
Sports | NHL players believe Commissioner never intended to play the season More >>
Step forward Chris Stamper
Technology | MIT researcher creates robot that can learn to walk More >>
ArrowVoices A new assignment Joel Belz
No arm-twisting but a chance to share my passion—and feast on dessert More >>
Head of the classes Gene Edward Veith
Liberals want the rich and the poor to submit to the bureaucratic state More >>
Doctrine difference John Piper
Survey shows; having a biblical worldview changes the way evangelicals live More >>
Mailbag The Editors
Letters, feedback, etc. More >>
Hurtful evangelism Marvin Olasky
In-your-face protests may distort, not amplify, the message More >>
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