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August 7, 2004 | Vol. 19, No. 30

NICE TRY

Bob Jones | Concerned about scaring off swing voters, Democrats - mostly - put on a friendly face at their national convention


FEATURES

BIOETHICS: Emotional appeals, sympathetic victims shroud the stem-cell debate

Lynn Vincent | ABORTION: Does the Democratic platform read pro-lifers out of the party?

Courtney Russell | A different kind of Islam dominates the West African nation of Senegal, where voodoo is a regular part of life

Mark Bergin | Activists are trying to revoke the tax-exempt status of churches involved in politics-conservative politics, that is

Priya Abraham | Prosecutions against international slave traders are up three-fold in the last three years, and even some liberal human-rights activists give credit to President Bush


CULTURE
 
FILM & TV

Coughing up a hairball

Halle Berry's lines are so lame that she cannot even deliver the repartee ("Cat got your tongue?") without self-conscious awkwardness

Knowledge in jeopardy

Ken Jennings, who is being called the Michael Jordan of game shows, claims 38th straight win on Jeopardy!

Bourne again

Director Paul Greengrass brings a grittiness that serves as a nice contrast to overproduced action extravaganzas of recent years

NOTEBOOK
Technology
Spyware is catching up with spam as the internet's biggest annoyance
Sports
During the final days of his sixth Tour de France victory, Lance Armstrong left open the possibility he might skip next year's race
Business
Adolph Coors and Molson plan to combine two century-old, family-run breweries to create the world's fifth-largest beermaker