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2002 in review

Cover Story | One year ago, still reeling from the 9/11 tragedy, Americans were wondering what would come next.

In this issue: "Year in Review 2002," Dec. 28, 2002

Features

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The Year in Review-April

The Nation |  Top news stories for April, 2002

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The Year in Review-May

The Nation |  Top news stories for May, 2002

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The Year in Review-June

The Nation |  Top news stories for June, 2002

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The Year in Review-July

The Nation |  Top news stories for July, 2002

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The Year in Review-August

The Nation |  Top news stories for August, 2002

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The Year in Review-September

The Nation |  Top news stories for September, 2002

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The Year in Review-October

The Nation |  Top news stories for October, 2002

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The Year in Review-November

The Nation |  Top news stories for November, 2002

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The Year in Review-March

The Nation |  Top news stories for March, 2002

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The Year in Review-February

The Nation |  Top news stories for February, 2002

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The Year in Review-January

The Nation |  Top news stories for January, 2002

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Year-in-Review

The World |  The international community and the war on terror

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The Year in Review-December

The Nation |  Top news stories for December, 2002

Reviews

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Culture | Year-in-Review

Culture |  Multiculturalist foundations challenged by jihad, Lord of the Rings, Osbournes, and a possible war with Iraq.

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Obituaries

Culture |  Notable deaths in 2002

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Religion: Year in Review

Culture |  Broken Law Cardinal Bernard Law's resignation as archbishop of Boston in a meeting with the pope on Dec. 13 capped a year of hand-wringing, withering…

Voices

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How'd we do?

Looking back: WORLD's 2002 year in review

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It's good for something

War is problematic, but earthly peace is not the highest good

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Next year in Jerusalem

New Year's resolutions to help the poor

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Mailbag

Role limits Thank you for highlighting the recent "rift" between the president and certain Christian leaders regarding the characterization of Islam in the…

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