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January 12, 2001 Cover story:
Burma
An isolated country, a savage regime
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Coverage of The Schools of the Americas Watch begins on
November 18, 2000
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Contents:
The links below will take you to this week’s
stories:
 Cover story: Burma
Cover story: Burma’s
military vigilant in power
Inside NCR
Starting Point: A moment, long
ago, of purest love
Prayer, Protest
Gays note barriers in
Rome
The Jubilee’s Lighter
Side
Down and out in
Hollywood
Bookshelf: Christian
life
Television: ‘Enemies of
War’
Tim Unsworth column: Death row
inspiration
Kris Berggren column: Image of
the Holocaust a statement about faith
Viewpoint: Far removed from
ideal of shared citizenship
Viewpoint: Nothing left to
lose
EDITORIAL: Banner of
bipartisanship begins to fray
Perspective: She’s a
Benedictine, Bible-based feminist |
