Articles from The Humanist (November 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"What's really worth doing with my life?".	Berry, Chuck	Letter to the editor	140
Cartoon.	Parker, Jeff	Cartoon	19
Crossing Mount Soledad.	Paulson, Philip		2066
Death and the showman.	Berry, Dale L.	Letter to the editor	236
Echoes of Howl.	Moramarco, Fred		1366
Fat cats, Calvin, and the poor.	Reiland, Ralph R.		1354
Fidel decides U.S. presidential elections.	Hill, Steven		821
From A to B: emergency contraception and adolescent accessibility.	Frantz, Karen		956
Harvesting alternatives.	Brown, Mark	Letter to the editor	297
Humanism in action: NOSHA versus the City of New Orleans.	Greenberger, Harry		948
Humanist profile.			582
Identity politics: humanists and cultural Christians: in keeping with the policy of the Humanist to accommodate the diverse cultural, political, and philosophical viewpoints of its readers, this occasional feature allows for the expression of alternative or opposing views on issues of importance to Humanists.	Niose, David A.		1217
In Katrina's wake: healthcare crises in New Orleans: Dr. Joseph L. "Joel" Andrews spent two weeks in the New Orleans area in December 2005 as a physician volunteer for the American Red Cross Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief Programs. Three months after the hurricane had hit, he witnessed firsthand the storm's devastating effects on residents in the city's various communities.	Andrews, Joseph L.		2131
Introduced into Congress the Victim-Activated Landmine Abolition Act of 2006.	Gajewski, Karen Ann		106
Invitation to a Private Virtual Reality.	Bardi, Jennifer		1159
Moral exo-skeletons and endo-skeletons: a key divide in the American body politic.	Schmookler, Andrew Bard		2348
Pass Up the Votives.	Bendall, Molly	Poem	137
Police forcibly arrested sixteen of the nonviolent activists exercising their First Amendment rights.	Gajewski, Karen Ann		95
Prison proselytism: how your tax dollars pay for fundamentalism behind bars.	Boston, Rob		1078
Religious freedom and Humanism lost a courageous champion with the death of Vashti McCollum.	Gajewski, Karen Ann		94
Religious proselytizing within the military.	Gajewski, Karen Ann		104
Second Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously reversed a lower court's ruling and affirmed the free speech right.	Gajewski, Karen Ann		82
The fight for the Bill of Rights lives on.	Lamont, Beth K.		1154
The hollow media promise of digital technology.	Solomon, Norman		708
The issue at hand.	Bardi, Jennifer		660
The religious right goes to Washington.	Posner, Sarah	Reprint	1586
The South African Cabinet has approved a bill that would allow same-sex marriage.	Gajewski, Karen Ann		76
The world's most important collection of human fossils may soon be hidden from public view.	Gajewski, Karen Ann		95
Timeline.	Paulson, Philip		2248
Untreatable form of tuberculosis has emerged.	Gajewski, Karen Ann		76
What went wrong in Mexico? What the U.S. media didn't tell you.	Anderson, Kenneth		2299
When civil rights were on the rise.	Rozga, Margaret		2516