Articles from The Humanist (May 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2007 was a bad year for Brazil's Amazon rainforest.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	110
25 years ago ...		Quotation	142
50.		Quotation	168
A humanist manifesto turns seventy-five.	Edwords, Fred	Cover story	625
A humanist manifesto.	Bragg, Raymond B.		1626
A landmark appellate court decision in Martinez v. County of Monroe issued on February 1 states that valid marriages of same-sex couples conducted outside of New York State must be recognized legally within the state of New York.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	121
A life encoded: how the bad boy of synthetic biology is changing the world.	Krause, Kenneth W.		1324
Bill signed by George W. Bush allocates $595,000 for the Morning Star Ranch, an evangelical training camp.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	114
Cartoon.	Keefe, Mike	Cartoon	10
Cartoon.	Keefe, Mike	Cartoon	15
Comments on the manifesto.		Quotation	635
Ector Texas County School Board agreed March 5 to stop teaching the Bible course in its public schools.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	96
Humanism for Parents: Parenting without Religion.	Hancock, Jennifer	Book review	942
Humanist profile: Sir Arthur C. Clarke (1917-2008) Science fiction writer.		In memoriam	652
Humanists take heart we're still evolving.	Corbett, Jim		1815
International human rights experts are denouncing the United States' record on racial and ethnic discrimination and have urged sweeping reforms.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	101
Nichol's tribe[R]: Gene Nichol came to the Presidency of the College of William and Mary with all the populist flair of Willie Stark in Robert Penn Warren's classic novel, All the Kings Men. He left the way George Sherman left Georgia, apparently sharing the general's belief that the best way to fix something is to destroy it.	Harris, George W.	Viewpoint essay	2442
NPR news: national pentagon radio?	Solomon, Norman		641
Objectivity.	Nahigian, Kenneth E.	Viewpoint essay	1093
PEPFAR 2: fighting HIV/AIDS (and human nature).	Smith, Lisa		630
Religious school vouchers: an obstacle to education reform.	Boston, Rob		1093
Ripping hurts.	Bruun, Stephen; Smith, Fred	Letter to the editor	430
Special report: Commission on Civil Rights examines prisoner's free exercise of religion.			1039
Stickers and slogans be damned!	Farrantello, Nick	Viewpoint essay	1093
Teach your children well: the first rule of any civilized society.	Jamieson, Bryan Zepp	Viewpoint essay	1166
The convictions of a humanist: the great humanist lion, Paul Kurtz, was honored by the American Humanist Association on Saturday, June 9, 2007, at its annual conference in Portland, Oregon. The following is adapted from his speech in acceptance of the AHA's Lifetime Achievement. Award.		Speech	2803
The issue at hand.	Bardi, Jennifer		519
The Mind of the Market: Compassionate Apes, Competitive Humans, and Other Tales from Evolutionary Economics.	Brown, Lori Lipman	Book review	669
The secular Conscience: Why Belief Belongs in Public Life.	Krause, Kenneth W.	Book review	1626
The Templeton fundies.	Carroll, Robert Todd	Organization overview	2213
UN held its first major conference to address human trafficking.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	117
United States reversed its position and signed onto the UN roadmap for curbing climate change.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	116
What's so great about a review.	Pedersen, April; Strobl, Derrick	Letter to the editor	188