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Dope Definitions

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John Irving

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Suzanne Herel

Scarlet Offenders

God's Vice-Regents

The religious right has conquered the Republican Party in California--now they're bringing the same game plan to your state.

Holy Harlequin!

Right Of The Dial

What Goes Up Does Come Down

If Cassini's plutonium payload comes raining down on Earth, it won't be the first time.

Top 10 Activist Campuses

Dope Definitions

The next time you order a sandwich with mayo and lettuce, make sure you're out of earshot of federal agents, who are getting up to speed on drug-related street slang with some help from the White House.

Cross Purposes

The Red Cross promotes questionable products to hospitals.

The Soul of Indiscretion

John Irving

The bestselling novelist is a strong believer in good manners, a semibeliever in religion, and unequivocal in his opinions about abortion. Author John Irving always plays by the rules -- his own.

Loan Officer for the Corporate Welfare State

Will the tobacco giants bail out Newt, so Newt can return the favor?

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