Editor’s Introduction
1) Enduring Freedoms. Carla K. Johnson. The Spokesman-Review
2) Can We Be Secure and Free? Thomas F. Powers. The Public Interest
3) Better Safe Than Sorry. Amitai Etzioni. The Weekly Standard
4) At War with Liberty. Stephen J. Schulhofer. The American Prospect
5) Acts of Resistance. Elaine Scarry. Harper’s Magazine

Editor’s Introduction
1) Bush Issues Racial Profiling Ban but Exempts Security Inquiries. Eric Lichtblau. The New York Times
2) Point: The Case for Profiling. Sharon R. Reddick. International Social Science Review
3) Counterpoint: The Case Against Profiling. Christina Fauchon. International Social Science Review
4) Undermining Antiterrorism. Donald Kerwin. America
5) Straighten Up and Fly Right. Heather Mac Donald. The Wall Street Journal

Editor’s Introduction
1) False Terrorism Tips to F.B.I. Uproot the Lives of Suspects. Michael Moss. The New York Times
2) On Liberty & Lawyers. Andrew C. McCarthy. National Review
3) Name Withheld. Elizabeth Amon. Harper’s Magazine
4) Arraigning Terror. Rogers M. Smith. Dissent

Editor’s Introduction
1) Sacred Rite or Civil Right? Howard Moody. The Nation
2) How Legalizing Gay Marriage Undermines Society’s Morals. Alan Charles Raul. The Christian Science Monitor
3) Why the Federal Marriage Amendment Will Fail. Chad Graham. The Advocate
4) Abortion Wars: State-by-State Combat. Siobhan Gorman. National Journal
5) Letting Go of Roe. Benjamin Wittes. Atlantic Monthly

Editor’s Introduction
1) Technology and Tomorrow: A Challenge to Liberty. Brian Trent. Humanist
2) Your Every Move. Barbara Dority. Humanist
3) 1984 in 2003? Fears About the Patriot Act Are Misguided. Ramesh Ponnuru. National Review
4) The Patriot Act Without Tears. Andrew C. McCarthy. National Review

Appendix
Relevant Amendments to the U.S. Constitution
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The Defense of Marriage Act