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The chronicles of making Narnia

by Andrew Coffin

Cover Story | A few cheeseburgers and cheesy productions later, the Christian classic finally comes to life on the screen

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In this issue: "Narnia unleashed," Dec. 10, 2005

Features

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David Schoenbrod

Interview |  When it comes to the environment, David Schoenbrod believes the EPA is the problem and democracy is the solution

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One-party rule a tough habit to break

by Jamie Dean

Ethiopia |  Hardline leaders risk civil war, practice oppression to stay in power

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War of words

by Lynn Vincent

Politics |  The battle lines are blurry as activists target swing senators over Alito

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Minnie movement

by Mark Bergin

Religion |  Disney executive moonlights as director of church-planting effort

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Dispatches

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Quotables

"It's like calling a menorah a candlestick." Mathew Staver, president of Liberty Counsel, on the widespread practice among cities of calling Christmas tree…

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Quick Takes

Pole vault Baltimore has a new crime spree to worry about-pole burglars. Bands of thieves are roaming the city, setting out orange traffic cones,

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The Buzz

CULTURE Hollywood box-office watchers are hoping that The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe-due in theaters on Dec. 9-will have the…

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House lawbreaker

by Hugh Hewitt

Randy "Duke" Cunningham's fall from Vietnam hero to criminal carries a special sadness

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Reviews

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Bestselling CDs

by Ricky Skaggs & Family, Aaron Neville, Michael McDonald, Various artists, Brian Wilson

Notable CDs |  Five new and noteworthy Christmas Albums

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Narnia

by Andrew Coffin

Movies |  Narnia suffers from competing interests, but it remains a very good movie

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Holiday programming

by Gene Edward Veith

Television |  In an onslaught of Christmas TV reruns, A Charlie Brown Christmas remains the best

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Notebook

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The best of the best?

by John Dawson

Sports |  The Heisman Trophy, college football's top prize, is awarded on mysterious terms with no clear definition of what it represents

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Cell oversell

by Lynde Langdon

Medicine |  November was not a good month for embryonic stem-cell research

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Voices

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Beyond knee-jerk giving

by Marvin Olasky

Creative ways to support-and reform-your alma mater

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Ugly things

by Janie B. Cheaney

Loud shouts and lack of knowledge disfigure today's attempts at discourse

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Why December 25?

by Gene Edward Veith

The origin of Christmas had nothing to do with paganism

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Quiet derision

by Joel Belz

The New York Times' snobbery against Christian schools is easy to spot

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Mailbag

Make them visible Thank you so much for including Courtney Lancaster's article about the child soldiers in Uganda ("Child soldiers," Nov. 12). I am deeply…

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