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The 'gotcha' clause

by Marvin Olasky

Cover Story | A minority of the mission directors surveyed said they had found ways to accept governmental aid without compromising their mission. Anita Unger of the Huntington City Mission in West Virginia reported that beginning in 1989, a state mandate "required all West Virginia municipalities with a population of 50,000 or more to provide services to the homeless. The Huntington City Mission (HCM) had been around since 1939 and was the area's only emergency shelter and soup kitchen." The city

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On the front lines

by Marvin Olasky

Cover Story | An exclusive WORLD survey moves the debate over the faith-based initiative from theory to practice

[http://www.worldmag.com/2001/06/on_the_front_lines]

In this issue: "Keep the faith," June 23, 2001

Features

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Trumpeting Horn

by Tim Graham

National |  Feminists are losing their fight against a pro-family HHS nominee

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Fighting the sex industry

by Cal Thomas

National |  The Best Friends program shows how abstinence education can work in public schools

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Puppy love

by Chris Stamper

National |  Pets as allergy protection, the fearfully and wonderfully made heart, and obesity as public enemy No. 1

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Supplies to fit demands

by Lynn Vincent

National |  Edison Schools, "stock baskets," and jobs for IT workers expand as the need for each grows

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A marathon, not a sprint

National |  Reflections of a Conservative after the smashing reelection of Tony Blair's Labour Party

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Dispatches

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Quotables

There's nothing cosmopolitan about Bush's tastes. They're covered in the three Bs-Bible, baseball, and barbecue. He won't get far on the international stage…

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QuickTakes

by The Editors

SOUNDBITE NATION: "Every day here in the New York City area, I wake up and face the Rudy Giuliani soap opera," complains Fox News' Bill O'Reilly. Those…

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Flash Traffic

by The Editors

Political buzz from Washington

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The Buzz

by The Editors

BUSH GENERATES CONTROVERSY IN 1ST EUROPEAN VISIT Hostility or hospitality? Protesters moved quickly to ink new placards denouncing the United States as…

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Reviews

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The computer as casino

by Gene Edward Veith

Culture |  "With a click of the mouse, you could lose your house"

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Bestsellers

by The Editors

Culture |  The five best-selling nonfiction hardbacks as measured by placement on four leading lists as of June 11

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Voices

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May I recommend ...

by Joel Belz

Summertime thoughts about simplifying your life

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Nugget of gold

by Andrée Seu

Jabez prays a bigger prayer than meets the eye

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Mailbag

Increasingly visible Adam Smith wrote in 1776 that the best allocation of resources is through price-the "invisible hand" of the market. The impact of the…

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View from Yakima

by Marvin Olasky

Mission heads want religious liberty and tax credits

[http://www.worldmag.com/2001/06/view_from_yakima]

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