The American Legion [Volume 154, No. 4 (April 2003)]

The Reality of Cyberterrorism: Future attacks on American interests may come in the form of cyberterrorism, resulting in massively polluted water supplies, regional power outages, financial collapse and communications blackouts. By Winn Schwartau. -- The New NATO: Facing the threats of terrorism and weapons of mass destruction, the alliance invites Eastern European nations into the fold as it ponders strategies in the post-Cold War era. By Alan W. Dowd. -- Designing Men: As politicians debate the moral and legal issues of cloning, science marches full speed ahead into a field where no consensus exists. By Jay Stuller. -- "Rope-a-Dope in the Desert": Disarming Iraq is critical for America's efforts in the war on terrorism and for stability in the region. By Paul Wolfowitz. -- Academia vs. America: Our nation's colleges and universities keep proving they are anything but diverse, instead promoting strict conformity. By Roger Kimball. -- Gateway to the West: After a half century, The American Legion returns to the city of blues, St. Louis, for the 85th National Convention. By James V. Carroll. -- Vet Voice -- Commander's Message -- Living Well -- Big Issues -- Under the Radar -- Legion News -- Comrades -- Parting Shots