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IN HARM'S WAY

Cover Story | COVER STORY: War stories from Iraq in their own words-American soldiers' diaries and America's wounded heroes

In this issue: "Soldiers in harm’s way," Nov. 15, 2003

Features

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Bowl crisis system

National |  VIRGINIA TECH'S THROTTLING of Miami on Nov. 1 ensured another controversial year for the Bowl Championship Series (BCS), college football's method of picking…

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LeBron-a-thon

National |  More and more, even casual NBA fans are tuning into the LeBron-a-thon as the ready-made star finally takes his game to the hardwood and not just Madison…

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Around the horn

National |  Knee tendinitis and persistent criticism didn't keep rap star Sean Combs, called "P. Diddy" in the hip-hop community, from completing the New York City…

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The Blaine game

National |  THE BANE OF BLAINE FELL MAINLY ON THE PLAINS-and spread from there to dominate the national debate over church-state relations today. In 1875, James G.

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Friend and foe

National |  You can tell a man by his enemies," says Lance Izumi, Director of Education Studies at the Pacific Research Institute. Education reformers like Mr. Izumi took…

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Report card

National |  Tightened visa procedures for foreign students have slowed the rate of growth in the number of international students attending U.S. colleges, according to a…

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Duck and cover

National |  TEN COMMANDMENTS: The Supreme Court refused the Alabama Ten Commandments case, but with about two dozen similar cases unresolved across the country, the court…

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Baptism by fire

National |  WILDFIRES: Southern California churches add a little "shoe leather" to their faith by pitching in to help disaster victims

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The last straw?

National |  RELIGION: After months of unheeded warnings, liberal Episcopal churchmen consecrate openly gay bishop Gene Robinson; conservatives in the ECUSA now have the…

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Name dropping: Episcopal school weighing a change

National |  Trinity Episcopal School of Ministry, a refuge for conservative seminary students, may change its name. "We would just drop the word Episcopal from our name,"

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Hands off: Florida consecration illustrates depth of frustration

National |  It was a cross between a coronation and a wedding. A musical prelude. The brass quartet played "Marche Royale." An acolyte in white robes swung high the…

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Three for three

National |  POLITICS: After two key statewide elections on Nov. 4, the GOP now has a perfect record in gubernatorial races this year. It's an early test of a Democratic…

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The solid South? GOP eyes open Senate seats to boost majority

National |  Some weeks, nothing seems to go right. It's as true for political parties as it is for individuals: The Democrats, already faced with the prospect of losing…

Dispatches

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THE BUZZ

IRAQ WAR Attacks on American forces and Iraqi allies continued during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. In the most deadly single attack on U.S. forces,

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Matrix devolutions

If the final episode in the Matrix trilogy were a lot more coherent, one might feel some pressure to make sense of the Wachowski Brothers' epic. As it stands,

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BLOGWATCH

Saddam's Somalia strategy? Some leftist bloggers are attempting to label combatants in Iraq as "insurgents" instead of "terrorists" as long as they target…

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Quick Takes

A doll with an attitude Here's a stocking stuffer that only political animals could love: the Ann Coulter talking action figure. The collectible doll comes…

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Quotables

It's a racist symbol, but I also think the Democratic Party has to be a big tent. Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean, defending his comment that he…

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Statistical oversight

Relying on the wrong numbers, in baseball and other areas of life, can lead to the wrong conclusions

Reviews

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Brand names

Culture |  Taking pop culture to a new level, some Americans are naming their children after consumer products

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Good writer, bad director

Culture |  Richard Curtis knows how to make love seem important. He's also quite funny, and these are both admirable qualities for a screenwriter specializing in…

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Hatchet job axed

Culture |  The CBS miniseries The Reagans stirred up so much controversy that studio heads backed down. Following the postmodern assumption that it's OK to make up…

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Oh, brother

Culture |  Ignore, for a minute, the ridiculously romanticized view of "Native American" culture. Forget about the watered-down mysticism, animism, and nature worship.

Voices

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Spitting image

It's in community with others-such as Terri Schiavo-that we bear God's image and experience the fullness of being human

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Getting their goat

While millions of Indians sacrifice animals to placate mythical gods, a California group is pointing them to the Light of the world

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Mailbag

Faithful servant I met Paul McNulty at my first Christian Legal Society national conference in 1987 and am delighted that our paths have crossed occasionally…

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