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A Kinder, Gentler Supreme Court?

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Bush's nominees will likely be in the centrist mold of Anthony Kennedy
The public's post-election perception of the United States Supreme Court is likely to mean that Bush's judicial appointees will be moderate
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Vexing Questions for the Holidays
The election having played itself out with both a bang and a whimper, Lance Morrow proposes a menu of evergreen irritants

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Al Gore's Graceful Valedictory
In a gracious concession, Gore finally connects

It's the Treasury Secretary, Stupid
Bush has a tough economic act to follow. Who'll be his Bob Rubin?

Al Gore, Self-Made Statesman
Gore gets ready to reap the benefits of lowered expectations

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Clinton Collects Irish Plaudits
Ireland smiles on the President despite peace troubles

Ramadan Diaries
Islam's holy month in one Cairo household

Despite Talks, Few Signs of Peace in the Mideast
Violence is hardening positions on both sides

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The Best & Worst of 2000
Our picks of what we most enjoyed

They're All Your Father's Oldsmobiles Now
A nostalgic rememberance of wheels past

Best Comics 2000
Thumbs-up to Chris Ware and Joe Sacco

E D U C A T I O N


America's Science and Math Gap
Eighth graders score below their peers in other countries

The Male Minority
As men slip to 44 percent of undergrads, some colleges actively recruit them

The New Case for Latin
Some schools find that kids learn more about English by studying the language of ancient Rome


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