Articles from The Humanist (September 1, 2009)

1-30 out of 30 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
25 years ago ...	Doerr, Edd	Book review	206
50 years ago ...	Vanderlaan, E.C.	Brief article	109
Abstract quality journalism for war.	Solomon, Norman		696
Amnesty International has named Aung San Suu Kyi the recipient of its prestigious Ambassador of Conscience Award.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	151
An "eco" systems approach: reproductive rights go green.	Baird, Joni		2641
An Edible History of Humanity.	Schneider, Howard	Book review	1016
Baptism in broad-mindedness: saving future teachers from creationism.	Naff, Clay Farris		2736
Claims of conscience: setting the ground rules when rights collide.	Boston, Rob		945
Confessions of a prayer-struck atheist.	Case, Spencer		1384
Correction.		Correction notice	40
Do away with the CIA.	Palmer, Anthony J.	Letter to the editor	183
Heck of a job.	Berry, Dale L.	Letter to the editor	142
Humanism and the burqa bugaboo.	Leach, J.F.		1232
Humanist profile: John Dewey (1859-1952).		Brief biography	655
Legislation to improve access to reproductive health care and meet the needs of women and families.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	148
Morality Without God?	Lamal, Peter	Book review	843
Musings of a solo-ist astrophysicist.	Tyson, Neil deGrasse	Cover story	2854
North Korea is reportedly executing Christians--oftentimes publicly--in increasing numbers.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	85
Ordinary aspirations vs. official abuses, and the promise of plasticity in American jurisprudence.	Krause, Kenneth W.	Book review	2007
Original intent.	Braasch, Sarah	Essay	1263
Praiseworthy enterprise.	Sackett, Susan	Letter to the editor	109
Scouting for fewer.	Fitzroy, Robert	Letter to the editor	281
Sectarian schools may violate state anti-discrimination laws in the name of religious freedom.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	114
Talking about race in America.	Wright, Larry	Cartoon	11
The death of the war on drugs.	Jablecki, Lawrence		1554
The Humanist interview with Neil deGrasse Tyson.	Bardi, Jennifer	Interview	1994
The issue at hand.	Bardi, Jennifer		531
The United States will sign the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	160
U.S. government violates the First Amendment rights of U.S. organizations when it denies visas to foreign scholars, artists, politicians, and others invited to lecture or teach.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief article	102
Vampire banker$ (or the nuts and bolts of the scam): do we define economics as "the science of scarcity" (as most high school texts do) or as "the art of wealth-creation," emphasizing that it has social, political, and environmental consequences?	Ibarra, Morgan		3550