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Articles in Nov 2, 2007, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• China under pressure
• University of Dayton
• A radical call: Lay Catholic community Agape lives off the land, following gospel of nonviolence with no compromise
  by Eileen Markey
• Lay theologians
  by Kenneth L. Parker
• Students and credit cards
• Memorializing dark history
• Turkey's high court of appeals has upheld the prison sentence of 16-year-old Oguzhan Akdin, the Muslim teenager who shot and killed an Italian priest in Turkey in 2006
• Vietnamese church aims to foster China, Vatican understanding
• Mercenaries
  by Linda Morely Perri
• $14 million to bolster education in New Orleans
  by Peter Finney, Jr.
• Online ordinations questioned
• Joseph Francis
• A dangerous division: the Senate's partition plan for Iraq will make a tragic situation worse
  by Stephen Zunes
• Sacred heart
  by Bob Pacer
• How community college can be a stepping stone
  by Anne Driscoll
• Quotable & notable
• Girl's comment saved 'I Am the Bread of Life' song from trash bin
• Remember privacy? In these post-9/11 days, it's getting harder to find: gadgets are starting to capture every move we make and word we utter, adding up to what many would classify a police state
  by Michael Humphrey
• Cardinal points: selection of new prelates doesn't reflect the broader church
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Outdated theology
  by Paul Veliyathil
• Senator cuts religious funding
• Parish cancels talk by father and lesbian daughter
  by Kris Berggren
• The forgiving Amish
  by Bill Williams
• Communion cops
  by Catherine Mary Henry
• Baptists, Mennonites approved
• Tutu stands in solidarity with St. Thomas professor
  by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
• Construction
  by Eileen Haugh
• Living in fear is a choice
• Corrections
• Church leaders assailed
• New political document drafted: well-formed consciences must guide Catholic citizens, say US. bishops
  by Nancy Frazier O'Brien
• Networking
  by Mildred Collier
• Closing the door on ourselves
• Job in Warsaw: New York's Storm Theatre presents two plays written by a young Karol Wojtyla
  by Kathy Gilsinan
• Protest against torture earns priests jail time
• Former RNS editor Gerald Renner dies at 75
• Beating the odds on 'Survivor': the program's new season confirms its bizarre reality
  by Erin Ryan
• Once a dropout, now changing the world
  by Sean Salai
• Grappling with tensions between money, mission
  by Eileen Markey
• Among the featured highlights of the 25th San Francisco Jazz Festival were the Oct. 19 tributes to two remarkable women
• Reformers meet; report of abuse in R.I. released
  by Chuck Colbert
• The Dutch proposal
  by Paula Stone
• The catholic campus: six presidents, on challenges of mission, identity
  by Heather Grennan Gary
• 'A microcosm of the global reality': Florida's Barry University noted for encouraging, celebrating diversity
  by Patricia Lefevere
• Working out the kinks
  by Rita Larivee
• Bo Mazzetti
• Muslim clerics reach out: Christian leaders praise letter's interreligious goodwill
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Special Olympics
  by Steven White
• It all begins with a Webcam and a smile
  by Brian D. Pellot