The Philadelphia Trumpet Magazine
August 2002 • Volume 13, NO. 7
Cover Story
Out With the Old?
In a culture infatuated with newness, our seniors are being cast aside.
Articles
America the Cursed
Rampant fire and flood, massive corporate fraud, carnage on Wall Street, the dollar toppled by the euro, capital flight, continuing fear of terrorist strikes—all this in just the first half of the year. Is it mere coincidence, or is there a reason for this confluence of curses on America?
Corporate Punishment
Greedy leaders are bringing down America’s big business. Will our faith in the system ever be the same?
Rising in the East
What the declining dollar means for Asia
An Asian Monetary Union
Asians have considered the possibility for years. Could it ever happen?
Return of the Royals
Suddenly, royalty is back in fashion in Europe. What is stimulating the return of Europe’s royal families?
“As If He Had Already Won”
An update on the German election: Stoiber looks ready to take over and lead his nation again to greatness.
The Sin of Idleness
Even in harder economic times, people are addicted to idleness and ease. Here is how it is hurting us.
Oceans of Design
A look at water shows that the idea of evolution is all wet.
Departments
From the Editor
Commentary
Stimuli Addiction
The price of keeping pace in a caffeinated world
WorldWatch
