Articles from The Humanist (July 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2005 Albert Schweitzer Golden Grand Medal for Humanitarianism.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	127
A groundbreaking survey by the United Nations Children's Fund and All China Women's Federation has revealed systemic, widespread physical abuse of children in China.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	112
A response to Faye Girsh.	Drake, Stephen	Letter to the Editor	385
After fifty years, do we remember our humanity?	Krieger, David		4674
Controversial Bible class.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	109
Darth Vader and G. W. Bush: a common vision of empire?	Baldwin, Chuck		787
Five million South Africans are now HIV positive.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	82
Florida state court again interfered in a person's right to choose.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	99
Freedom From Religion Foundation filed suit against the U.S. Department of Education.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	97
From Watergate to downing street: lying for war.	Solomon, Norman		1019
George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld have had bugs named after them.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	70
How I failed the religious test for public office.	Habecker, David		1883
How the United States reversed its policy on bombing civilians.	Ross, Sherwood	Cover Story	5177
Humanism.		Brief Article	118
Humanist profile: Clarence Darrow 1925 Scopes trial attorney.			400
Jefferson didn't assume self-evident rights.	Machan, Tibor R.	Letter to the Editor	158
Lawsuit brought by Holocaust survivors against the Vatican Bank.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	113
Military recruitment in the United States is under fire.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	123
Minimum security.	McMillan, Stephanie		67
Misuse of taxpayer dollars to fund religion.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	115
One-quarter of 625 primate species are in peril as a result of human activities.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	116
Prohibit recruiters from contacting students.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	92
Puberty isn't coming dramatically earlier.	Bullough, Vern L.	Letter to the Editor	401
Renewable energy trading scheme.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	74
Rio de Janeiro: microcosm of the future.	Foek, Anton		2239
Ripples moving outward: the human impacts of war: war doesn't just disappear with the signing of a peace treaty and the onslaught of reconstruction efforts. To understand the true cost of any armed conflict, we must first consider the lingering effects of war one, five, ten, or twenty years from its official end.	Bargo, Michelle		1948
Sunset can be glorious.	Muller, Allison		2110
Testing AIDS drugs on hundreds of foster children.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	123
The 2005 Humanist Essay Contest winners.			419
The environment has taken some more hard knocks, as figures released in May by the Brazilian government report that one-fifth of the entire Amazon--26,000 square kilometers of forest--was chopped down from August 2003 to 2004 to clear vast swathes of land for crop growing, mostly soya.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	86
The forgotten heroes of a greater generation.	Brasket, Denis	Cover Story	1525
The issue at hand.	Edwords, Fred		479
The war at home: forgotten events in the civil rights movement.	Rossman, Vern		1567