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Next in line

Next in line

Cover Story | Speculation ranges widely as the College of Cardinals gathers in Rome to choose a new pope

Sphere of influence

Cover Story Sidebar | The College of Cardinals by region Europe: 58 Italy (20), Germany (6), Spain (6), France (5), Poland (3), Britain (2), Hungary (2), Portugal (2), Ukraine (2), Austria (1), Belgium (1), Bosnia-Herzegovina (1), Croatia (1), Czech Republic (1), Ireland (1), Latvia (1), Lithuania (1), Netherlands (1), Switzerland (1) Latin America and the Caribbean: 21 Brazil (4), Mexico (4), Colombia (3), Chile (2), Argentina (1), Bolivia (1), Dominican Republic (1), Cuba (1), Guatemala (1), Honduras (1),

Common ground

Cover Story Sidebar | Statements from evangelical leaders on Pope John Paul II

In this issue: "Who will be the next pope?," April 16, 2005

Features

Advance notice
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Advance notice

National |  In the post-Schiavo era, living wills and other directives may not be good enough

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Stern proposal

Sports |  The NBA tries to find a way to keep teenage stars in college

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Polly gaffes

Education |  Campus outrage awards focus on wacky campus liberalism

Playing fair
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Playing fair

Sports |  A pair of little-noticed rulings may leave their mark on women's sports

Open and shut
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Open and shut

Nepal |  A government-imposed lockdown has not stopped Nepal's tiny Christian minority from exporting hope and truth

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Spreading salt

Interview |  Scholar Alvin J. Schmidt on how Christianity has bettered society

Dispatches

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The Buzz

Papacy Less than a dozen men are likely contenders to succeed Pope John Paul II when the College of Cardinals meets on April 18 to begin deliberations toward…

Quick Takes
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Quick Takes

Pair of hoods Travis Williams and Brandon Calmese of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are nothing if not persistent. Police say the two men were in a car going south on…

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Quotables

"68 percent." The percentage of Americans who oppose same-sex marriage, according to a CNN/USA Today/Gallup survey released in early April. That's up from 55…

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Prayer for Rome

Many new believers don't know much of the struggles of Luther, Calvin, and Knox, but they all know of John Paul II and see him as having championed a social…

Reviews

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Timeless music

Music |  INTERVIEW: Patrick Kavanaugh explains why true music lovers recognize the greatness and value of classical music

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Getting religion

Television |  Hollywood is planning a raft of new series built around religious themes, but many of them are controversial

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Bestselling books

Notable Books |  The five bestselling hardback nonfiction books as of April 4

Notebook

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'Epic battle' or plain nuts?

Business |  Workers at the world's largest walnut processing plant reached a new five-year contract in March, ending a 13-year strike

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Deadly ring

Sports |  The death of a female boxer during a sanctioned event comes at a time when women's boxing has taken off in popularity

Voices

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Mailbag

Letters, feedback, etc.

Exiles and patriots
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Exiles and patriots

A blemished arena is one where Christians can stand for Christ

Out of the blue
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Out of the blue

A biblical treatment plan for those suffering from depression

Conformity enforcers
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Conformity enforcers

The King's College may be the next victim of the academic left

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Gnats at a picnic

Details don't detract from the larger story of Terri Schiavo

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