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Poison Ivy?

Cover Story | Remember when smokin' in the boys' room was scandalous? At Yale, it's not smoke but steam that is scandalizing a group of Orthodox Jews who are fighting the school's libertine dormitory policies. Around the country, the existence of loose rules makes virtuous living more difficult for on-campus believers-but does that compromise the gospel?

Good night, kids

Cover Story Sidebar | Same-sex bathrooms and liberal "visitation" policies are no longer uncommon at major universities. The University of Massachusetts, for example, has only three same-sex dorms. The bathrooms in the co-ed dorms are not shared between men and women, but residents in any dorm may have guests of either sex stay overnight. There are some limits to that; after three nights of hosting a guest, a resident is supposed to wait a couple of weeks before having a guest again. These policies are not

In this issue: "Walk the Talk," Nov. 15, 1997

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The right to just say no

National |  Parents' abstinence ads censored by public-school officials

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UnVriendly precedent

International |  High Court homosexuality case threatens religious freedom

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Once a dissident, always a dissident

International |  Russia's Sharansky is fighting an old battle in a new land

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The China syndrome

National |  Two big reasons the American press loved the little dictator

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No room in the womb?

National |  Septuplet parents take a pro-life stand despite elite opinion

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A zero on national tests

National |  Overly cautious GOP leaders seem to hand Clinton a win

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Don't know, don't care

National |  Thompson hearings die the death of ignorance and apathy

Dispatches

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This Week

"A green light" California's voter-passed ban on race- and sex-based preferences jumped over its last legal hurdle. Without comment, the U.S. Supreme Court…

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Quotables

I used to think that Barney was a lovable character, but now I think he's just the biggest bully on the block. TED GIANNOULAS, a/k/a The Famous San Diego…

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Culture Notes

Culture |  Blacklist Whitewash Hollywood is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its alleged persecution by the House Un-American Activities Committee. Beginning in…

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Sharpness and abuse

Culture |  What does a shock jock have in common with C.S. Lewis?

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Film: Who's the Designer?

Movies |  Gattaca's utopian world of designer genes is still fallen

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Books: Chaucer's pilgrimage

Books |  Canterbury shows the real world without defiling the mind

Notebook

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Religion Notes

Religion |  Mainliners sink to a new low Officials from the National Council of Churches and the Presbyterian Church (USA) joined business leaders and senators in…

Voices

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Linked, but not limited

As long as there's room to speak out, there's room enough

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Gotcha Day, at last

How God opened doors to bring Corrie Yang Bao home

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Mailbag

Solid candidate Why should social conservatives be interested in Sen. Ashcroft ("Sackcloth & Ashcroft," Oct. 11), who by your own admission lacks passion…

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"National greatness"

Looking for purpose in all the wrong places

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