Vol. XIII, No.8, August 2007
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Health Care and Human Kindnessby Jonathan Wallace The American attitude towards health care reveals a profound lack of compassion. |
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by Sy Schechtman It was compelling television about the uneasy compromise between decency and depravity. |
by Kim Rush Stark nakedness allows for the loss of ego. |
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by Cyril Olatunji Moral actions are conditioned by one’s epistemological position. |
by Joost van Steenis Al Gore should not be trusted. |
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by Richard Thieme Moreno gives us a glimpse into a mirrored netherworld. |
What a lovely refuge! I'm bathed in relief just to browse it. |
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