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Articles in Sept-Oct 2004 issue of Humanist

• Canada's kid-smacking not so bad
  by Lynne H. Schultz
• High on Hemp
  by Jim Hightower
• Does transhumanism mesh with humanist values?
  by Michael L. Giancola
• Dead zones are increasing in the world's coastal waters
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Poll shows Catholics ignoring church on election issues
  by Ian Brumberger
• For a War Powers Relinquishment Act
  by Gregory D. Foster
• Block access to the legal system
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Fighting world poverty: count the U.S. out
  by Barbara Crossette
• Pay no attention to that man behind the voting booth curtain
  by Rachel Gillett
• Humanist resources
• The atomic fish: the rising controversy of genetically modified pets
  by Tony Gill
• November 2, 2004
  by Edd Doerr
• Bush's faith-based legacy
  by Mariah Richardson-Osgood
• Guilty until proven innocent: what's missing in the analysis of the Hamdi ruling
  by Mel Lipman
• The Moon's the limit
  by Anna Kaplan
• 30 percent of U.S. anti-AIDS funds must go through faith-based organizations
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Is scientology in your schools?
  by Robin Jacobs
• Worst humanitarian crisis in the Western hemisphere
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• What critical inquiry?
  by Clarence Williams
• Jesus, Mel Gibson, & the demon Jew
  by Michael Parenti
• Bone of contention
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Draft details
  by Lori Cassidy
• Taking radical responsibility to create a humanized world
  by Hans G. Despain
• House of Representatives violated its own rules
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Ignoring torture: no excuse
  by Martha Killebrew
• The issue at hand
  by Fred Edwords
• A greatness reborn
  by Brian Trent
• Controversial 1998 Child Online Protection Act
  by Karen Ann Gajewski
• Humanist profile: Francis Crick 1986 Humanist distinguished service awardee