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Another view on vouchers

Cover Story Sidebar | Not every opponent of publicly funded school choice is a member of a leftist teachers' union or the People for the American Way. Some Christians and conservatives oppose tax-financed vouchers, but they do so for unique reasons. They're concerned about the effect vouchers will have on private education, not public schools. For one thing, voucher schools won't come cheap, at least in the long run. Government subsidies routinely increase prices in areas ranging from health care to higher

Voucher Kids

Cover Story | School voucher supporters had their first statewide breakthrough last week. But the real voucher news last week was in Cleveland.

In this issue: "School vouchers debate," May 15, 1999

Features

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Massacre post-mortem

International |  For evangelicals in tiny Acteal, the rebel message is no balm to divisions from 1997 massacre

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Religion Notes

National |  Flynt does Georgetown Pornographer Larry Flynt, invited to speak on First Amendment rights by a student organization at Georgetown University in Washington,

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Cal Thomas & Ed Dobson respond

National |  Cal Thomas & Ed Dobson respond Of the several definitions of politics, the two that seem to have the most bearing on the discussion we're having in these…

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Creating a new society

National |  "We need to change our strategy"

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Blinded by might?

National |  Editor's Note: Journalist Cal Thomas and minister Ed Dobson have stirred up some dust this spring with their book, Blinded by Might (Zondervan, 1999). In it the…

Dispatches

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'Let right be done'

A G-rated movie for adults takes honor seriously, holding the deed to good deeds, and other cultural buzz

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Quotables

We said a prayer that God would watch over us. Oklahoma City resident Sherrie Conley, telling the Daily Oklahoman how she, her husband, and two sons had…

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News & Reviews

Powerful twisters kill at least 43 'Everything was gone' When a killer Midwest tornado struck Moore, Okla., LeeAnn Richardson and 15 others hid in a storm…

Reviews

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First-person shooters

Culture |  A parents' guide to computer games

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In praise of teenagers

Culture |  For all of their problems, some of today's young people give us reason to be optimistic

Voices

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Mailbag

It's our job Thank you for your insightful article regarding Christians debating the tax issue ("God, Caesar, & the tax code," April 17). It is crucial to…

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The wrong question

Don't ask how it could happen; ask how it could not

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School shakedown

Things are likely to get much worse before they get better

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The limits of politics

We live in the United States, not United Christendom

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