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"Faculty follies" April 29, 2006, Vol. 21, No. 17
Faculty follies
COVER STORY | By Lynn Vincent
Academic freedom has often become an opportunity for radical professors to proselytize students. Now the discussion is turning to academic freedom for students: the opportunity to hear a variety of viewpoints and present their own, without faculty intimidation More >>
 Features
Abstinence attacked
| by Mindy Belz
Changing sexual behavior as a way to fight AIDS gets a warning flag
Banning a bully
| by John Dawson
States move to keep protester Fred Phelps away from soldiers’ funerals
Hidden behind
| by Susan Olasky
Linda Classen has devoted her life to helping people deal with ADHD
Hu’s coming to dinner
| by Mark Bergin
Bill Gates and China’s president dine and deal
Toxic memories
| by Jamie Dean
A 20-year-old disaster continues to haunt Eastern Europe
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Culture Beat
Joyeux Noël | by Andrew Coffin
This imperfect but moving film is a nominee for best foreign film
The Wild | by Andrew Coffin
This film shows why Disney put Pixar in charge of its animated division
Thief | by Gene Edward Veith
FX series shows bad guys have families, financial woes, and problems, too
Bestselling CDs
Five most-played “Roots Blues” albums
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Religion
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Thoughts
Made in the U.S.A. | by Joel Belz
The seeds of our undoing aren’t primarily “out there”
Return of Cainites | by Gene Edward Veith
“The Gospel of Judas” is another attempt to turn Christianity upside down
Left out | by Andrée Seu
Street preacher says the Good News is only good for some “tribes”
Social gospel dies | by Marvin Olasky
William Sloane Coffin Jr. was its most articulate spokesman
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