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This is progress?

Cover Story Sidebar | Mass murder in our age of "enlightenment"

'They just hated'

Cover Story | The high-school massacre in Colorado marks the latest-and most vicious and deadly-student attack in the public schools since the December 1997 murders in Paducah, Ky. With a dark sense of humor and no sense of mercy, two teenagers moved through Columbine High School and cut down classmate after classmate with bullets and bombs. As one mother put it, "You just want to hear, 'it's over.'"

In this issue: "Chaos in Colorado," May 1, 1999

Features

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Lost in the haze

National |  Pot revolutionaries forget to read the fine print

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Gary's Gamble

National |  If Gary Bauer-shrewd, practical Washington political operative that he is-were a betting man, it's doubtful he'd be behind a longshot presidential candidate.

Dispatches

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Quotables

It's not like what it used to be in the 1940s, the '50s, and '60s, when they had some values. Principles. Family morals. Today it just seems like so much of…

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News & Reviews

u.s.-russia relations deteriorate further as war drags on A chill in the air There was no spring thaw in relations between the United States and Russia,

Reviews

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Books: The fictional Antichrist

Books |  Does Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins's bestseller reduce Christianity to a comic book?

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Science and religion

Culture |  Despite evidence of God's creation, the newest worldview may be closer to paganism than to the Bible

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Amusing ourselves

Culture |  Entertainment and the Internet have eclipsed the steel industry and the stock market

Voices

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Mailbag

Billions of tiny bugs Thank you for your balanced look at the Y2K bug ("Surviving the Y2K panic," April 3). Many people regard the "Y2K bug" as a single large…

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Babel's tower

The dream of International Community still lives

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A bull's-eye God

He insists on being at the center of our existence

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Three types of press

Our goal: Not amoral, not merely moral, but biblical

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