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Trailer park blues

Cover Story | As federal officials inaugurate mobile home villages across the Gulf Coast, temporary shelter residents from other storms say they're stuck in a permanent state of emergency

In this issue: "Trailer park blues," Nov. 26, 2005

Features

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Riding out the post-storm

Hurricanes |  With private help, families can ride out red tape and relocation

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On the border of madness

Immigration |  To be free, illegal immigrants must be caught; to find jobs, they must pay

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Justice denied

China |  An unusual coalition of supporters couldn't rescue pastor and businessman Cai Zhuohua

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Black gold rush

Politics |  America first-except when it comes to drilling domestic oil

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Strange standards

Education |  The University of California system is trying to force Christian schools to use the same textbooks that lower-scoring public-school students use. An…

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From getting to (thanks)getting

Poverty |  Award-winning charities turn aid recipients into grateful benefactors

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Salt and light at work

Interview |  Ethicist Kerby Anderson on thinking biblically about ethics

Dispatches

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Quick Takes

A bone apart It's not worth much as a chomper anymore, but a 200-year-old tooth fetched $22,600 at a Nov. 10 auction. Of course, it wasn't just an ordinary…

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Quotables

Memorable things they said

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The Buzz

The latest on this week's biggest stories

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Going wobbly

The political blunder surrounding the Warner Amendment

Reviews

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Bestselling CDs

Notable CDs |  The five bestselling Internet albums according to Billboard on Nov. 19

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Pride & Prejudice

Movies |  The new movie version is faithful to both the letter and the spirit of Jane Austen's masterpiece

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Roaches and cucumbers

Television |  Fans of Larry the Cucumber and Bob the Tomato will be relieved to know that VeggieTales are back

Notebook

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Relaxing news

Medicine |  The chemical in turkey fabled to cause drowsiness may relieve symptoms of MS

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ARMs have legs

Money |  Adjustable rate mortgages are headed higher

Voices

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Worldview giants

They come in packages loud-and laudatory

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Riots in the welfare state

Islam is not the only danger here

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From Russia, with love

Students learn that they can transform a society through their callings

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The Lord's Prayer diet

Eating slowly, and thankfully, could be the answer to the low-fat/low-carb wars

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Mailbag

Letters from our readers

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