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Then and Now

Cover Story | Ten years after her involvement with Gary Hart shipwrecked a presidential campaign, Donna Rice Hughes still deals in monkey business--but she's on the other side now

In this issue: "Donna Rice Hughes," April 19, 1997

Features

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How to treat tyranny

International |  Broad evangelical coalition urges political pressure on behalf of their beleaguered brothers, but some evangelicals support business as usual and lobby to…

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Nothing to sniff at

National |  Burton's congressional investigation is hot on the trail

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Zondervan's view: Not serving the feminist agenda

National |  The Committee on Bible Translation is the decision-maker for the NIV, and sources within it speak to the accuracy of WORLD's account. Spokesmen for two other…

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Comparing the two NIVs

National |  The New International Version Inclusive Language Edition, already available in England (Hodder and Stoughton, 1996), allows comparison of the current NIV and…

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The battle for the Bible

National |  Zondervan, IBS claim concern over the "gender-accurate" Bible is merely a false alarm, but critics will not back down

Dispatches

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Quotables

It's more trade. Canadian Prime Minister JEAN CHRETIEN, during a Rose Garden news conference, in answer to a reporter's question about the problem of illegal…

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This Week

Not with taxpayer money Anticipating a ruling at the Supreme Court that would be to doctor-assisted suicide what Roe vs. Wade was to abortion, the House of…

Reviews

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Always reforming

Books |  Volumes on Reformed theology, classic and contemporary

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Fall and rise of nations

Books |  Europe declines, Asia rises , and America hangs on the brink

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The World Weird Web

Culture |  Heaven's Gate not the only fringe religion on the Internet

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Culture Notes

Culture |  Have cable, must carry The Supreme Court upheld the law that requires cable TV systems to carry all local stations. The ruling represents a reprieve for…

Voices

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The ultimate journalistic sin

We stand by our story, and we didn't make up any quotes

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A dying day?

Keeping the Sabbath doesn't have to be drudgery

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Mailbag

No sinister conspiracy Regarding "Femme fatale" by Susan Olasky in the March 29 issue: The article was so slanted that it was hardly an example of fair and…

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The courage to be booed

We should overcome the daily temptations to place man's favor above God's

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