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Observer Arts

Battlestar Galactica

Courtesy of NBC Universal Television
Reimagined series asks what it means to be human in an increasingly technological society
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Planet Earth

Courtesy of the Discovery Channel
BBC series is a breathtaking survey of the majesty and beauty of life

Carnivàle

Courtesy of HBO
Depression-era carnival and its patrons are shown with earthy authenticity

In Treatment

Series about a therapist and his patients is intense and revelatory

Kings

Kings teases out the complex relationship between its characters and God
March 2010    Features
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Overpopulation

Jose Luis Pelaez Inc./Blend Images/Getty Images
Jose Luis Pelaez Inc./Blend Images/Getty Images
More tiny footsteps equal a bigger collective footprint. How many people can our planet sustain? By Lisa Van de Ven

Interview with Jim Hodgson

Jill Kitchener
Jill Kitchener
Shortly after Haiti’s devastating earthquake, the United Church’s co-ordinator of Caribbean, Central America and Colombia partnerships talks about the church’s response By Richard Wright

Living in limbo

Photo by Merle Robillard
Photo by Merle Robillard
Zimbabwe-born Tanya Mpala has no legal status in Canada. College-age students like her face systemic barriers that can bring their education to a screeching halt. By Carolyn Morris

From rugged cross to flaming chalice

Norma Drosdowech was a member of the Untied Church until 1992 when she switched to Unitarian Universalism. Photo by Phil Hossack
Norma Drosdowech was a member of the Untied Church until 1992 when she switched to Unitarian Universalism. Photo by Phil Hossack
Many former United Church members drift toward Unitarian Universalism. So what’s the attraction? By Anne Bokma
Everyday Ethics

Do you break the silence?

Your sister was addicted to alcohol and became pregnant in her teens. Her son, now 18, is in counselling for his own addiction problems. If he knew about his mother’s past, it might help him recover. But your sister, now a successful realtor, forbids any mention of it. Do you break the silence?
By Connie denBok and Bob Giuliano
Observations

Let the healing and rebuilding begin

The suffering in Haiti forces us to face the world's inequities
By David Wilson
Column

Decoding the Bible

Should we be fruitful and multiply?
By Therese DesCamp
Column

My View

Token Indian girl
By Scaachi Koul




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