Articles from Church & State (September 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
`Just say whoa': judge blocks `faith-based' abstinence education. (People & Events).			440
`School mosque' proposal raises legal concerns. (AU Bulletin).			217
A year after Sept. 11, some folks still don't get it. (Perspective).	Lynn, Barry W.		913
Americans United protests religious censorship at Pennsylvania school. (People & Events).			676
Charlotte aid to Billy Graham ministry sparks AU protest. (Around The States).		Brief Article	254
Chipping away at the church-state wall: what next, Mr. President? (Viewpoint).	Thomas, Helen		800
Church electioneering bill headed for house vote. (In The Capital).		Brief Article	305
Church-run charter school may be booted out of Texas program. (People & Events).			647
Colorado school can limit religious memorials, court says. (AU Bulletin).		Brief Article	265
Controversial California cross loses in court. (AU Bulletin).		Brief Article	146
Dobson boosts Bush as Fla. elections near. (People & Events).			1021
Florida court strikes down state funding of religious schools, cites Blaine amendment. (Voucher Victory!).			648
Georgia town removes religious symbols posted in city hall. (People & Events).		Brief Article	303
House committee holds hearing on school vouchers. (In The Capital).		Brief Article	217
Members of Congress push amendments to keep `under God' in pledge. (People & Events).			568
Old foes Falwell, Hagee defuse fireworks at `old-fashioned fourth'. (People & Events).			911
President's papal kiss sparks controversy in Mexico. (Around The World).		Brief Article	143
Religious school vouchers: subsidizing division. (Editorials).		Editorial	472
Scalia: `God's Justice'? (Editorials).			439
Strange bedfellows: conservative Christians and the Bush administration are aggressively pushing a controversial `pro-family' agenda on the international stage--and they're teaming up with Islamic theocracies to do it.	Benen, Steve		3701
The Blaine game: supporters of government aid to religious schools are trying to eliminate state constitutional provisions that stand in their way.	Boston, Rob		2806
UNC under fire for assignment focusing on Islamic book. (People & Events).			360
Veterans' Administration approves gay chaplains. (In The Capital).		Brief Article	139