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DNA evidence, Chicago scandal & a Lutheran musical
Proving Innocence by DNA
DNA evidence from hair, saliva, semen or other cell sources, has led to over 200 exonerations of wrongly convicted prisoners nationwide since 1989, according to an
Dreams on Hold
The sad decline of the Dream Act
Articles
Let Us Look Together to Christ
An interview with Jesuit General Peter-Hans Kolvenbach on the occasion of his retirement
In Defense of Human Life
The abortion debate is about who and what we are
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Books and Culture
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For the reader whose misfortune it is not to have yet discovered Kelly Cherry’s poems, this is your lucky day.
Books
Recently, economists pointed to a small drop in the number of absolutely poor in 2006 census data. Many dispute the finding’s significance.
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