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'An honest cop'

Cover Story | Yes, Ken Starr's faith affected his investigation of President Clinton, but not in the way most people think. Far from making him too partisan, it kept him from responding to White House mudslinging. Now a private citizen, Mr. Starr tells WORLD readers the story behind "the recent unpleasantness"

In this issue: "Ken Starr: An honest cop," Nov. 13, 1999

Features

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Cream or the coca crop?

International |  Christian development activists in Bolivia seek to break peasant farmers of their addiction to cocaine money

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Getting the green light

National |  S&H Green Stamps enter cyberspace, while Encyclopaedia Britannica and IBM hit hard times

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Praying before playing

National |  Defying school officials but supported by the governor and the U.S. House, Texas students continue tradition of prayer before football games

Dispatches

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Quotables

If there was a God, he wouldn't let me feel the way I do. There is no God, only hate. From the journal of Kip Kinkel, read aloud during his sentencing hearing…

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News & Reviews

Man knows not his time Sweetness The first time I saw Walter Payton in the locker room," said Fred O'Connor, then a Chicago Bears coach, "I thought God must…

Reviews

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Ram-tough belief

Culture |  QB ignites crowd with story of faith, hoops star won't play on the Jewish Sabbath, and other sports news

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Old dogs, new tricks

Culture |  A historical look at Charlie Brown, and telling the truth about Hitler's ugly attempt to appear charming

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Beauty and the breed

Culture |  A sign that civilization is ova? Genetic engineering, e-commerce promote the survival of the prettiest

Voices

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Mailbag

Believer's privilege Rep. Dick Armey's article ("American bigotry," Oct. 16) is correct in pointing out the widespread public discrimination against people of…

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The fruit basket

Lessons learned from changes of season

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Make them ask for it

But maybe not quite yet

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Millennium's end

Yes, Kristin, many careers can glorify God

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