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John Bambenek | 29 November 2007 |

Isn't it bizarre that people abhor government snooping, but their private lives are an open book on the internet? 

Aaron Kheriaty | 29 November 2007 |

Psychiatry has typically shunned religion, but a unique forum at one university has them talking to each other - for the sake of the patient.

Andrea Mrozek | 28 November 2007 |

Governments are mandating universal access to day care. A new book argues there is more ideology than science driving this trend.

Tim Golden | 27 November 2007 |

An upcoming children's film, The Golden Compass, is based on a trilogy which is highly critical of Christianity.

Alejo José G. Sison | 26 November 2007 |

Executive compensation is soaring to unheard-of heights. What on earth do they want it for?

William Park | 25 November 2007 |

Working in the classic gangster film genre, Ridley Scott shows the moral degradation of a black heroin kingpin in the 1970s. 

Michael Cook | 24 November 2007 |

As forecast, therapeutic cloning is well and truly on the skids. But how did it happen so quickly?

Louise Brosnan and William West | 24 November 2007 |

Many sitcoms promote a singles lifestyle. There's a simple reason: singles buy more stuff.

Margaret Somerville | 23 November 2007 |

The complexities and controversies of using law to protect the foetus.

Francis Phillips | 22 November 2007 |

Step 1: be French. Step 2: be a man. Step 3: be a post-modernist.

Michael Cook | 18 November 2007 |

Two big stories this week could signal the end of therapeutic cloning. 

Richard Bastien | 17 November 2007 |

In all societies, strong families are the foundation of civil liberties and personal happiness.

Carolyn Moynihan | 16 November 2007 |

Why does the medical establishment keep playing down the risks of oral contraceptives?

Walter Pless | 16 November 2007 |

The globalisation of soccer has made the game both more beautiful and more ugly, says one of the world's leading sports writers.

Alberto Serna | 13 November 2007 |

Once in disgrace as a lackey of the feudal class, Confucius may rise again to replace Marx as the guiding spirit of the Communist Party.

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