Turnout burnout

by Joel Belz, Lynn Vincent

Cover Story | As Terri Schiavo's life ebbed, an expected army of pro-life foot soldiers turned up AWOL

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Cover Story Sidebar | On March 23, 2004, William and Kay McClanahan celebrated their 30th anniversary by reenacting their first date: They ate pizza and worked crossword puzzles. Last week, Mrs. McClanahan marked their 31st by attending a medical ethics board at which a team of doctors told her she may soon have to let her husband die. On April 27, 2004, after a full day of training horses on his South Carolina farm, Mr. McClanahan, 74, took his wife out to dinner. But after the meal, his heart suddenly

[http://www.worldmag.com/2005/04/at_death_s_door]

'No sense of humanity'

by The Editors

Cover Story Sidebar | If anybody outside the Pinellas Park hospice seemed less like a "protester" than all the others, it had to be Bob Schindler, Terri Schiavo's father. Consumed with his cause and exhausted by the fight, Mr. Schindler nonetheless was a picture of gentle civility. Even when given the opportunity to lash out at Michael Schiavo, the man who has so relentlessly sought his daughter's death, Mr. Schindler said simply: "Her mother and I know what we know about Terri's condition. He'll have to

[http://www.worldmag.com/2005/04/no_sense_of_humanity]

In this issue: "Schiavo’s fight for life," April 2, 2005

Trail of tears

by Jamie Dean

Shooting | Red Lake pastor prepares for yet another funeral at a deeply troubled reservation

[http://www.worldmag.com/2005/04/trail_of_tears]

Spectator to genocide

by Priya Abraham

Sudan | U.S. Marine captain starts out with African monitoring force in Darfur, and ends up mapping crimes in progress

[http://www.worldmag.com/2005/04/spectator_to_genocide]

Halfway covenant

by Edward E. Plowman

Religion | ECUSA bishops again express regret without repentance

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'Something is terribly, terribly wrong'

by Marvin Olasky

Interview | Scholar and author Victor Davis Hanson on the seeming insanity of U.S. immigration and assimilation practices

[http://www.worldmag.com/2005/04/something_is_terribly_terribly_wrong]

Quick Takes

by The Editors

Hide and seek An annoying bit of help may be on the way for those who have difficulty waking up in the morning. New Scientist magazine reports that scientists…

[http://www.worldmag.com/2005/04/quick_takes]

Quotables

by The Editors

"Welcome to life in Texas City." Texas City, Texas, resident Marion Taylor after an explosion at an oil refinery killed at least 15 people. Texas City was the…

[http://www.worldmag.com/2005/04/quotables]

The Buzz

by The Editors

Terri Schiavo A week that began with Congress in overnight weekend sessions and a president hauled from vacation to sign legislation at 2 a.m. ended with the…

[http://www.worldmag.com/2005/04/the_buzz]

Payback time?

by Hugh Hewitt

Widespread anger over increasingly imperial courts is fueling demands for political action to check this very un-American trend toward unchecked judicial…

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