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The Road to Damascus

Cover Story | Fleeing persecution from the Islamic regime in Sudan, Christian refugees flood Syria. There, they languish without protection either from the United Nations or the United States and live in constant fear of being sent back

In this issue: "The Road to Damascus," Sept. 21, 2002

Features

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The home stretch

Politics |  A dozen states hold primary elections, setting up a crucial November

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Top News

This Week |  The Top 5 news stories as measured by coverage in The Washington Post, USA Today, and NBC Nightly News from Sept. 4 to 10

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Battling bishops

Religion |  Theological dispute raises questions of authority in the Episcopal Church

Dispatches

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Quotables

"The school district doesn't own those kids." Charles Miller, University of Texas regents chairman, after Austin public-school officials objected to a UT plan…

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Quick Takes

Establishment of yoga Colorado's Aspen Elementary School faces an unusual church-state controversy. School officials are reacting to a national yoga craze by…

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In Brief

News highlights from around the world

Reviews

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Liberal colonialism

Culture |  Imposing left-wing ideas on the developing world ensures continued poverty and starvation

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A time for resolve

Television |  Media emphasized our sorrow, but could have focused on our grit

Notebook

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Flash Traffic

Flash Traffic |  Political Buzz from Washington

Voices

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Live with the consequences

Custody issues, like divorce, are too complicated for our courts

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Go Northwest, young man

Christian conservatives have the opportunity to do big things in Alaska

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Making a ball 'dance'

The universe doesn't readily divulge such mysteries as the knuckleball

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Mailbag

Give and take We have sacrificed much in our giving ("Shame on us," Aug. 24). Our mailboxes overflow with requests for money and, when we comply, our…

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