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"Upside down" April 09, 2011, Vol. 26, No. 7
A world turned upside down
COVER STORY | By Mindy Belz
Under cover of seismic cataclysm in Japan, Libya's Muammar Qaddafi upturns the upheaval shaking the Arab world More >>
 Additional Cover Stories
Higher ground
Jamie Dean
Faith-based groups find way to step into the gaps
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Features
Budget 101
Edward Lee Pitts
Politics | Here's a primer on what's happening with the budget on Capitol Hill
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Creative avenues
Paul Glader
Art | Many Christian art students have no idea how art industry works
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Neighborhood watch
Jill Nelson
Israel | Israel eyes the perils of surrounding revolutions
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Poverty politics
Marvin Olasky
Poverty | Washington is set to wage a costly war on inequality
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Support by any means
Susan Olasky
International Aid | Look closely at bra giveaways and other 'gift in kind' aid projects
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Dispatches
Human Race
The Editors
In the docket
Emily Belz
A Wisconsin Supreme Court race may test strength of any backlash
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Looking Ahead
The Editors
The race begins
The Editors
and other news briefs
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War clouds
Jamie Dean
Conflict and troop movements escalate tensions in Sudan
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Quick Takes
The Editors
Quotables
The Editors
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Reviews
Box Office Top 10
The Editors
Movies | For the weekend of March 18-20 according to Box Office Mojo
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Jane Eyre
Alisa Harris
Movies | Latest adaptation proves Jane's passion and sense of right can still woo
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Light and love
Marvin Olasky
Books | Author argues that Christians should put reason in its proper place
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Little love
Megan Basham
Television | Sister Wives tries to hide the pain of polygamy, but reality comes through
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Political clunkers
Marvin Olasky
Q&A | We should 'treat people as people,' says economist Victor Claar
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Spector's ghost
Arsenio Orteza
Music | Record producer’s recent crime haunts the anniversary reissue of his record
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The Lincoln Lawyer
Michael Leaser
Movies | Matthew McConaughey delivers one of the top performances of his career
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Win Win
Alisa Harris
Movies | Win Win's subtle script and gentle, funny cast has both quirk and pathos
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Notable CDs
Five reissues and compilations reviewed by Arsenio Orteza
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Notable Books
Four books on health and family challenges reviewed by Susan Olasky
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Notebook
Church of Estonia
The Editors
Houses of God | St. Petersburg, Russia
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Liberal 'love'
Timothy Dalrymple
Religion | With Love Wins, Rob Bell and HarperCollins win. Does Christianity?
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Ruled out
Daniel James Devine
Science | Some coal-fired plants close due to new EPA regulations
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Strike three?
Mark Bergin
Sports | NFL players and owners are stuck in a labor dispute
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Faster broadband?
Alissa Wilkinson
Technology | Nations declare internet access a fundamental right
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Voices
A dose of reality
Joel Belz
Multiculturalism is proving to be a road of godless quicksand
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The mouths of babes
Andrée Seu Peterson
Children sing, and the Enemy shudders
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Devaluing 'values'
Janie B. Cheaney
We need a better word for truths that stand independent of any evaluator
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Didn't hear it on NPR
Timothy Larsen
An absence of Christian voices mars the troubled network
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Help wanted
Mindy Belz
The needs and suffering don't have to leave us feeling helpless
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Mailbag
The Editors
Letters from our readers
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Tax time coming
Marvin Olasky
Will any of these jokes cheer you up?
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