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April 11, 2008

gleans at 5:30 PM MT, 4/11

 

The USS Fort McHenry is traveling the coast – training soldiers and providing relief.
 
 
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James Kelman for May 22 2003 In his own words
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Women's rights protest Don't forget the F-word
Erica Jong on how the hope she had for women in 1968 has been extinguished
Quiz: Are you tuned into 1968, man?
 
 

The atheist delusion
Over the past few years, leading writers and thinkers have published bestselling tracts against God. John Gray on why the 'secular fundamentalists' have got it all wrong

Scrubs up nicely
Lucy Ellmann finds out in Katherine Ashenburg's Clean how we learnt to wash and go
More history

 
 

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