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"Bob Geldof: Whose jubilee?" June 25, 2005, Vol. 20, No. 25
Whose jubilee?
COVER STORY | By Mindy Belz
Powerful names in Christendom join music moguls to mount a seductive campaign to cancel poor-nation debt—a plan more likely to benefit oppressors of the poor than the truly impoverished More >>
Real manna for hungry people
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 Features
Look out, war below
Priya Abraham
South America | Bolivians chased off the country's president and may lead to wider violence
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Northern exposure
Mark Bergin
Medicine | High court decision reveals folly of Canadian health care
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Pork or principle?
John Dawson
Politics | John Thune is on a mission to save Ellsworth Air Force Base
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Size matters
Priya Abraham
Iran | Mullahs press for voter turnout, opponents put their numbers in the street
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Turning right
Marvin Olasky
Interview | Michael Medved on how a liberal can become a conservative
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Waco warning
Gene Edward Veith
Education | Is Baylor on a path to becoming a formerly Christian school?
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A high fastball
John Dawson
South Dakota Sen. John Thune backed off his support of Mr. Bolton
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Dispatches
The Buzz
The Editors
A quick look at this week's biggest stories
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Exiled voices
Hugh Hewitt
Let's hope that the American commitment to free speech remains vigorous
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Quick Takes
The Editors
Quotables
The Editors
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Reviews
Gospel Music Channel
Gene Edward Veith
Television | A 24-hour music channel debuted last fall, now on cable TV in 60 markets
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Andrew Coffin
Movies | Not a recommended movie, but one has to admire director's skills
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Shark Boy, Lava Girl
Andrew Coffin
Movies | What 7-year-old wouldn't love his imaginary characters brought to life?
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Bestselling CDs
The Editors
The five bestselling albums according to Billboard magazine, June 11
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Notebook
CAFTA faces battle
Timothy Lamer
Money | CAFTA faces an uphill battle on Capitol Hill despite its benefits
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Tyson's finale
John Dawson
Sports | Mike Tyson's boxing career comes to a fitting conclusion
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Voices
Cultural Consequences
Joel Belz
Abu Ghraib was merely fruit from a tree borne in season
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A nation of deists
Gene Edward Veith
The dominant American religion is a far cry from Christianity
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Joyful fanatics
Andrée Seu
Is it good to become beside ourselves for Christ?
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Mailbag
The Editors
Letters, feedback, etc.
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Treadmill utilitarianism
Marvin Olasky
Useful books for summertime reading
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