Articles from The New American (March 21, 2005)

1-32 out of 32 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Abductor/killer captured.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief Article	313
An Americanist dream come true: with its launch in the fall of 2005, Robert Welch University will begin to realize the dream of its namesake by offering an education that America's Founders would endorse.	Bonta, Steve		1174
Beijing's totalitarians adjust cultural policies.		Brief Article	264
Bush promoting EU constitution.		Brief Article	298
Concocting an "austere" $2.6 trillion budget.	Hoar, William P.		892
Conflict in the CFR?			459
Congress authorizes group to aid in strengthening the UN.			396
Criticism of Chilean savings plan III-founded.		Brief Article	87
Dead end.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief Article	191
Debunking the Da Vinci Hoax: filled with errors, falsehoods, and blatant, anti-Christian bias, The Da Vinci Code has received phenomenal promotion from the major secular media.	Wolverton, Joe, II		2136
Democrats seen softening traditional pro-abortion stance.		Brief Article	61
Fishing to feed the poor.	Mass, Warren		600
George W. Bush: sequestered?			481
Grass-roots efforts go a long way: in the fight against the so-called Free Trade Area of the Americas, grass-roots activists have scored a significant victory.	Williamsen, Kurt		1745
Grooming minds.	Mass, Warren		450
Hollywood Babylon: the recent Academy Award celebration of last year's movie fare has made transparently obvious the huge chasm between the cultural elitists and Middle America.	Jasper, William F.	Cover Story	3251
Lucky seven?	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief Article	331
Personal savings vs. social security.	Schanz, Larry	Letter to the Editor	594
Protecting free speech.	Mass, Warren	Brief Article	145
Public Broadcasting System under fire.		Brief Article	69
Remaking Romney.	Eddlem, Thomas R.		797
Sinking dollar spurs foreigners to buy U.S. firms.		Brief Article	63
Subversion through perversion: the spreading homosexual degeneracy in our culture is not the result of natural moral decay; it is the manifestation of planned revolution by a subversive elite.	Jasper, William F.		1260
Sunni Muslims refused to vote in Iraq election.		Brief Article	52
The back door to Kyoto.	Hoar, William P.		753
The WTO has got to go.			308
Troubadour of the American West: an exemplar of the frontier life he wrote about, author Louis L'Amour celebrated the honorable individualism of the men and women who settled the American West.	Grigg, William Norman	Biography	3261
Two teens in trouble.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief Article	147
U.S. army showcases robots as future combatants.		Brief Article	74
UN refuses help to victims of its rampaging peacekeepers.			72
UN to make internet a global "common heritage"?			359
Wholesome movies, smart money: the outstanding success of morally uplifting and family-friendly movies proves that the public wants good films and is rewarding those who make them.	Jasper, William F.		959