Articles from The Humanist (November 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A humanist in a hurricane.	Schlicht, Steve		2447
AIDS is ravaging agriculture in Africa.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	98
Bush's approval rating continues to slip.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	123
Changing the lives of prisoners: a new agenda.	Jablecki, Lawrence T.		2920
Charter school controversy.	Mikaelian, Elke M.	Letter to the Editor	230
Criminal discussion.	Fuentes, Carlos	Letter to the Editor	173
Death by public relations.	Siegel, Jules	Book Review	754
Dodging the costs of the warfare state.	Solomon, Norman		651
From an act of desperation to a million hits a day: an interview with Dahr Jamail.	Ferner, Mike	Interview	2013
God and games.	Edwords, Fred		556
How the free market killed New Orleans.	Parenti, Michael		1994
Humanist profile.		Biography	518
Humanitarian emergency response network is getting a new protective emblem.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	89
Katrina and Rita in context.	Miesler, Peter		816
Katrina's America: failure, racism, and profiteering.	Niman, Michael I.	Cover Story	2886
Kennedy, Katrina, and the role of government.	Hill, Steven		800
Lessons from Darwin: Not for Love.	Appleman, Philip	Poem	109
Living with democracy in Egypt.	Consolatore, Daniel		2518
Nazi-hunter Simon Wiesenthal died.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	66
Recitation of the pledge in public schools to be unconstitutional.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	76
Some recent wins for abortion rights include an August 25 Superior Court of Arizona decision that struck down a Maricopa jail policy denying inmates access to safe and timely abortions.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	120
Suspended the use of taxpayer dollars to fund the Silver Ring Thing.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	87
The global warming crisis.	Jordan, Stuart		4470
The issue at hand.	Edwords, Fred		486
Upheld more than 6,000 same-sex marriages.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	80
Will all of him be at the funeral?	Klaiman, M.H.		1626
Worth correcting.	Bloom, Max R.	Letter to the Editor	226