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The Editors 1-01-1997
Our cover story is a tribute to Jean Sindab, a tireless worker for peace and justice and a joy-filled and fun-loving woman who died a year ago this month of cancer.
Paul de N. Burrowes Sr. 1-01-1997
IN HER ARTICLE about Dr. Kevorkian, Julie Polter is right when she says, "There is too much mystery inherent in death and life for us to claim any simple answers
Raymond Neudecker 1-01-1997
IN "HEARTS & MINDS" (September-October 1996), Jim Wallis refers to President Clinton's character problem as though it is a clearly defined, verified fact, rather than a generalized accusation.
Renee R. Richardson 1-01-1997
IN "HEARTS & MINDS" (September-October 1996), Jim Wallis refers to President Clinton's character problem as though it is a clearly defined, verified fact, rather than a generalized accusation.
Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 1-01-1997
An interfaith alliance of religious activists—including Christians, Jews, and Buddhists—has joined other environmentalists...
Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 1-01-1997
The National Labor Committee, the group that linked Kathie Lee Gifford's clothing line with sweatshops, is now looking into Disney's production of children's clothing in a Burmese assembly plant.
Aaron McCarroll Gallegos 1-01-1997
Dianna Ortiz, the Ursuline nun who vigiled and fasted in front of the White House for six weeks last spring to pressure the government to release the identity of her torturers...
The Editors 11-01-1996
When a beloved person dies abruptly, first the bad news flies, short and rending.
The Editors 11-01-1996
When a beloved person dies abruptly, first the bad news flies, short and rending.
Sheldon Flory 11-01-1996
DOUG TANNER'S account of becoming "spiritual partners" with Jesse Helms ("Politics Without Demons," September-October 1996) is notable for its Christian forbearance toward an enemy.
Rick Carlson 11-01-1996
I LOVE YOUR magazine and have read it "religiously" for years. In the September-October issue ("Our Unresolved Dilemma"), Sen.