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Articles Published in December, 2002

An Opportunity to Create Heroes

Sarita Sarvate • Published on December 2, 2002
America’s fascination with war heroes: Is the call for war with Iraq an opportunity to fulfill just that?

Bush, Iraq, and the World

Sanjoy Banerjee • Published on December 2, 2002
Bush’s obsession with Iraq is not a priority in the American national interest … it is more the pet pursuit of a few key people in power.

Child Status

James E.Root • Published on December 2, 2002
Ask A Lawyer

False Identities

Ashok Jethanandani, Lakshmi Mani • Published on December 2, 2002
Half A Life by V.S. Naipaul reiterates the themes where he integrates his personal experiences of exile and cultural confusion in the colonies, with their historic upheavals in their journey to independence. By Lakshmi Mani Interleaves by Lata Mani takes us on a spiritual journey that not only challenges conventional wisdom, but also inspires one to confront life in its fullest.

Feel the Beat!

Smita Sanwardeker • Published on December 2, 2002
People

From Software to Selling Clothes

Sandhya Char • Published on December 2, 2002
In crossing the line from white-collared to blue-collared, the writer breaks the boundaries of her own self-absorbed world.

Growing Pains

Ragini Tharoor Srinivasan • Published on December 2, 2002
A teenager—getting on in years and approaching the big 18—shudders at all that it means to not be a minor anymore.

Saving His Face

Saroja Ayyar • Published on December 2, 2002
Bruising her face … to save his.

The Caste Factor in Hindu Society

Bindu Raghavan, Rajeev Srinivasan • Published on December 2, 2002
Is Hindu society still tarnished by casteism? Our columnists debate the presence, prevalence, and ways of elimination of this evil.

The Gift of Education

Radhika Sharma • Published on December 2, 2002
What can you buy for a dollar these days? An education and a brighter future for a tribal child in India, says Ekal Vidyala.
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