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Articles in December, 2003 issue of USA TODAY

• GE chief turned optimistic in summer
  by Ron Insana
• Next flu pandemic could wreak global havoc, scientists warn
  by Anita Manning
• Heroes rest at Arlington
  by April Umminger
• Title game spot could be settled in N.Y.
  by Jack Carey
• Disney vice chairman quits, says Eisner should go, too
  by Jon Swartz and Michael McCarthy
• NFL Week 13
• 'Line of Fire' aims high, friggin' misses
  by Robert Bianco
• Checking in with Paris Hilton
  by Donna Freydkin
• Good news ripples through rising markets
  by Matt Krantz
• Bull market charges to highest closes since 2002
  by Adam Shell
• Label loyalty makes Clijsters skip Olympics
  by Tom Clark
• Supreme Court takes on religious education
  by Richard Willing
• Mississippi State hires Croom
  by Steve Wieberg
• Long-lost book found via search
  by Maria Puente
• Small near-Earth asteroids pose more imminent threat than big ones
  by Dan Vergano
• Wallace readies for a new role
  by Peter Johnson
• AT&T president moves on; Sabre CEO takes her post
  by Andrew Backover
• Viacom appears ready to sell off Blockbuster
  by Michael McCarthy and Thor Valdmanis
• Miller still in position to help the Pacers win
  by Greg Boeck
• Scott stands out on 'SportsCenter'
  by Michael Hiestand
• Zherdev makes debut amid transfer clash
  by Kevin Allen
• Beyond the top 50: Movie tie-ins
• Time travel: Real physics on the move
  by Dan Vergano
• Nasdaq rises above 2000, then slides
  by Adam Shell
• Eager investors eye tech's readiness to go public
  by Kevin Maney and Matt Krantz
• Taliban fighter can't challenge detention, says Justice Dept.
  by Richard Willing
• On TV: 'Angels in America'
  by Elysa Gardner
• Eye-popping, escapist epics fill movie theaters
  by Michael Medved
• Believe in HBO's 'Angels'
  by Robert Bianco
• Travel guides cater to the truly adventurous
  by Gene Sloan
• Holiday shoppers: You better watch out
  by Jill Nelson
• Markets rise, but fail to hit key levels
  by Matt Krantz
• Georgia ready to make run at back-to-back SEC titles
  by Jack Carey
• U.S. deficit seems to carry little weight with voters
  by Walter Shapiro
• Downloading squeezes the art out of the album
  by Edna Gundersen
• Overlooked Oregon State believes it can end USC's run
  by Kelly Whiteside
• Now playing at a toy store near you
  by Theresa Howard
• Family rolling to success on Tire Rack
  by Jayne O'Donnell
• Super Web site helps Dean surge ahead
  by Alan M. Webber
• Damsel Kim is back to distressing '24' fans
  by Bill Keveney
• Studies of brain disorders, West Nile take top science prize
  by Tracey Wong Briggs
• Medicare drug plan signals return of big government
• SEC eyes MFS in market-timing investigation
  by Christine Dugas
• USA TODAY ESPN Top 25 coaches' poll
• Activist says no rival behind anti-Dean ad
  by Jim Drinkard
• Linebacker joins stars in race for NFL MVP
  by Peter Barzilai
• GOP is better disciplined
  by Ed Gillespie
• Netizens search for celebrity
  by Janet Kornblum
• Outkast: Nos. 1 and 2
• AOL makes a date for online matchups
  by Paul Davidson
• Bush against Taiwan referendum
  by Bill Nichols
• USA TODAY ESPN Top 25 coaches' poll
• No Iraq contracts for war foes
  by Dave Moniz and Bill Nichols
• WUSA aiming at modest program in 2004 and a full revival in 2005
  by Ridge Mahoney
• 'Secret Life' recalls the sting of the '60s
  by Jacqueline Blais
• Hollywood has a celebrity scandal sheet as long as your arm
  by Donna Freydkin
• Americans' gift to troops
• Fed officials seek balance on narrow path
  by Barbara Hagenbaugh
• QB White can make Oklahoma history
  by Jack Carey
• Other proposals for fast trains
  by Larry Copeland
• Reeves first to go but surely not last
  by Skip Wood
• It's not a stretch: Hotels going yoga
  by Kitty Bean Yancey
• Waltzing into an Old World Christmas
  by Laura Bly
• Also new this week
  by Mike Clark
• Other indexes make strong gains, too
  by Matt Krantz
• College football
• Celebrity pick of the week
  by Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York
• Report: $2B hasn't stopped gaps in bioterror readiness
  by Mimi Hall
• UConn's Calhoun says teams now evolve over season
  by Malcolm Moran
• Mich. State, Kentucky expect record crowd
  by Malcolm Moran
• Marketers mine humor from serious topics
  by Theresa Howard
• Under the big top: Asian elephant conservation
  by Joe Eaton
• Romance has been rocky for both Kidman, Law
  by Ann Oldenburg
• 'Something' sends adults to the movies
  by Patty Rhule
• Significance will be decided down road
  by Susan Page
• Saddam's capture won't ensure end of fighting
  by Max Boot
• Terrorists' near-hit
• SUVs bear down on car sales
  by Earle Eldridge
• Getting to line is a big part of Maggette's improved game
  by David DuPree
• Tonight's game

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