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May  2005  Issue
 
 
What Benedict Should Do That John Paul Didn't

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Discrimination in Holland

 
SPECIAL REPORT -- RIVERS OF REFUGEES
Introduction
The Editor
Caring for the World's Catastrophe-Displaced Homeless
Cameron M. Burns
Architecture's Role in Sustainable Settlements
Cameron M. Burns
South Asia: A Disaster, an Opportunity
Cameron M. Burns
With Sudan Awash in Refugees, a Food Shortage Looms
Katherine Arms

ANALYSIS
Water and Stability in the Persian Gulf
Gawdat Bahgat
Why Turkey Could Lose the EU Vote
Martin Walker
Dollar Still Rules World Markets, but a Shift by China Could Destabilize It
John Zaracostas
The Muslim World's Struggles With the Concept of Democracy
David R. Sands

COMMENTARY
Government Should Aid Public Health, Not Meddle in Personal Health Issues
Robert F. Sanchez

FEATURE
The Jerusalem Circus: A Symbol of Hope
Amelia Thomas
Georgia Calls Its Talented Children Home, Reversing 'Brain Drain'
David R. Sands
Aging America Fuels the Drug Industry
Marguerite Higgins

FORUM
China Won't Let Japan Forget About World War II Atrocities
UPI staff writer
U.S. 'Harassment' of Venezuela's Leftist Chavez
Pedro F. Frisneda

 

 
EDUCATION
A World of Discovery: Overseas Study Opens Young Eyes and Minds
Christian Toto

HEALTH
Family Tree May Be a Source of Illnesses
Gabriella Boston

HOME
The Dirt on Dust: Strategies to Combat Microscopic Enemies
Christian Toto

TRAVEL
Hans Christian Andersen's Scintillating 200th Birthday
Jeanne Conte
Hanseatic Ports Echo Steps of German Merchants and Emigrants
Corinna Lothar
Cosmopolitan Tunisia: Muslim Democracy Has a 3,000-Year History
Frederica Dunn

WORK
Shorthand Rediscovered
Ann Geracimos

 

 
REVIEWS
Intricate Stories Told With Craft and Feeling
David Skinner
RUNAWAY: STORIES
Alice Munro

Showing George Washington to Be More Than an Icon of Probity
Michael P. Riccards
HIS EXCELLENCY: GEORGE WASHINGTON
Joseph J. Ellis

Setting Right the Legendary Lucrezia Borgia's Bad Reputation
Gary Anderson
LUCREZIA BORGIA
Sarah Bradford

Master Spies and Secret Wars
Joseph C. Goulden
AMERICA'S SECRET WAR
George Friedman
CIA SPYMASTER
Clarence Ashley
COUNTERSPY
Richard W. Cutler

America's Shrewdest Satirist on the Way College Kids Live and Love Today
Rex Roberts
I AM CHARLOTTE SIMMONS
Tom Wolfe

Discovering the Sublime Humor and Shy Life of P.G. Wodehouse
James E. Person Jr.
WODEHOUSE: A LIFE
Robert McCrum

The Touchy Task of Dispensing Aid in War Zones
Doris H. Gray
NO HARM: HOW AID CAN SUPPORT PEACE OR WAR
Mary B. Anderson

How a Troupe of Dwarfs Escaped the Holocaust
Vera Laska
IN OUR HEARTS WE WERE GIANTS: THE REMARKABLE STORY OF THE LILLIPUT TROUPE--A DWARF FAMILY’S SURVIVAL OF THE HOLOCAUST
Yehuda Koren and Eilat Negev

 

 
 
   

 
ART
Morisot and Her Talented Circle
Joanna Shaw-Eagle

EXHIBITION
Toulouse-Lautrec Captured the Glitter and the Gutter
Joanna Shaw-Eagle

FILM
Che Guevara, Riding to the Revolution
Cynthia Grenier
Assisted Suicide Plays a Role in Hit Films
Scott Galupo

THINKING ABOUT ART
Toulouse-Lautrec Exhibition Has a Powerful Contemporary Resonance
Thomas Singer

 

   
AT THE EDGE
Developing Scorching-Fast Quantum Computers
Charles Choi

NATURE WALK
Tale of Whales: Watching and Studying Creatures of the Deep
Jen Waters

SCIENCE AND MEDICINE
The Future of Genes: Research on Twins May Help Medicine
Jen Waters

SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
New Method Can Find Human Genome Control Sites
UPI staff writer

SCIENTISTS: PAST AND PRESENT
Terri Roth: Saving Endangered Species Through Cryogenics
Kym Kuenning

 

   
CIVIL WAR
Two Officers Served in Three Navies Within U.S.
Richard P. Cox

CROSSROADS – RAILROAD THREATENS TIBET
Rail-Induced Economic Boom Will Shake Up Tibet Region
Erling Hoh
Tibetans Brace for an Influx of Han Chinese
Erling Hoh

NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE
Quanah Parker: Last Chief of the Comanches
Peter Gorman

PATTERNS
Combating Nepal's Culture of Indentured Servitude
Judy Jacobs
'Mother of Mercy' Aids Nepali Children
Judy Jacobs

 

   
ESSAYS
The Age of Autism: A Letter From One of Those ''Afflicted''
Alan G. Carter
''Singularities'' Could Knock the Economy Off Track
Martin Hutchinson
Building a 'Holy' Economy
Antony Davies

 
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