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God's Plan?

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Vol.
15
No.
11
November 2004

Departments

  • A World Apart

    Paul Starr

  • Devil in the Details

    The American Staff

Features

  • Of Human Bondage

    Tara McKelvey

  • Cloak and Swagger

    Laura Rozen

  • The Good Guys

    Alicia Mundy

Columns

  • It's Your Money They're Wasting

    Robert McIntyre

  • Starting November 3

    Robert Reich

Dispatches

  • Figures of Speech

    Karen Greenberg

  • The Israel Deal

    Gershom Gorenberg

Culture

  • What Would Jefferson Do?

    Robert Kuttner

  • Dream On

    Dalton Conley

  • Swifter Than Truth

    Todd Gitlin

Special Report

  • Keeping Faith With Our Children

    Sen. Edward Kennedy

  • Past, Present, and Future

    Barbara Beatty

  • You're Doing Fine, Oklahoma!

    David Kirp

  • Leave No Parent Behind

    Dick Mendel

  • Head Start Under Assault

    Helen Blank

  • Too Young to Test

    Richard Rothstein

  • Shaping the Brains of Tomorrow

    Ross Thompson

  • Raising the Bar

    Joan Fitzgerald

  • Starting Right: What We Owe Children Under Three

    Joan Lombardi

  • The European Model

    Marcia Meyers

  • Where Do We Go From Here?

    Valora Washington

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