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Articles in November, 2004 issue of USA TODAY

• Economy's moxie assures Fed leader
  by Sue Kirchhoff and Barbara Hagenbaugh
• Study: Kids don't exercise nearly enough at preschool
  by Nanci Hellmich
• R. Kelly, Jay-Z: The worst of Both Worlds
  by Steve Jones
• 'Asterisk' on ballot wraps up his campaign
  by Andrea Stone
• Johnson's Atlanta win unites mourning teams
  by Gary Graves
• When polls open and close Tuesday
• Early returns may point to winner -- or long night
  by Jim Drinkard and Kathy Kiely
• Furniture makers hire star power
  by Lorrie Grant
• Companies put out by hotel rates
  by Chris Woodyard
• Unbeaten Utah on shaky ground in BCS
  by Jack Carey
• . . . while these five need to step it up for their teams
  by David DuPree
• . . . and why third-party votes matter
• Projected opening-day starters
• 'Dallas' revisited: Oil is thicker than water
  by William Keck
• Unite on 'common ground'
  by Nancy Pelosi
• Museum to auction historic bats, balls
  by Mark Pak
• Players maintain solidarity, ready to forgo season
  by Alan Adams
• Happy on air, on court
  by Jill Lieber
• Shakespeare actors in love
  by Donna Freydkin
• Elections captivate workplace
  by Mindy Fetterman
• Major events of campaign
• Skin-prick flu shot as effective as deep jab
  by Rita Rubin
• Bush picked Cuban emigre
  by Andrea Stone
• The youth vote: It didn't rock
  by Laura Vanderkam
• Uninsured may get little relief; tort reform could gain momentum
  by Julie Appleby
• Brown is out after hip surgery
  by Roscoe Nance
• Campaign hindsight is also 20/20
  by Jill Lawrence
• Half-season turns wisdom into folly
  by Larry Weisman
• Election 2004; Regional roundup
  by Mel Antonen and Kevin McCoy
• Few see conciliation on Bush agenda
  by Rick Hampson
• The junior horsy set has the skills to match its celebrity cachet
  by Kitty Bean Yancey
• The show goes on for Jay-Z
  by Steve Jones
• U.S. prefers diplomacy with Iran, but conflict possible
  by Barbara Slavin
• Teammates battle for Champ Car title
  by Gary Graves
• Ace fires two executives, suspends three
  by Thor Valdmanis
• Staley finds good life down the Turnpike
  by Gary Mihoces
• Pair of light heavyweights who beat Jones will battle
  by Dan Rafael
• Spotlight on Division I-AA
• Slalom through what's new on the slopes
  by Gene Sloan
• Conference finals
  by Beau Dure
• Xbox uses Halo 2 to herd players online
  by Byron Acohido
• Rove speaks out on Bush's win
  by Jim Drinkard
• For election coverage, we project NBC News as the winner
  by Peter Johnson
• South African misses tape, doesn't miss win
  by Dick Patrick
• Goosen fires past Woods with late rally
  by Jerry Potter
• Curtain call for Steelers
  by Larry Weisman
• That '70s-style kiss and tell
  by Karen Thomas
• At the (Amazon) movies: E-tailer offers new way to sell
  by Jefferson Graham
• Deals put end in sight for Microsoft's antitrust mess
  by Byron Acohido
• Marine base town watches news closely
  by Valerie Alvord
• Youth vote, where are you?
• Pirates' Bay, Athletics' Crosby receive rookie of year honors
  by Chuck Johnson
• Arab winds blowing against America
  by Youssef M. Ibrahim
• 'We don't have hostile intentions'
  by David Lieberman
• 'O.C.' is OK on new night
  by Gary Levin
• Manning out of the ordinary against Vikings
  by Jarrett Bell
• Diversity on display at the Opry
  by Ken Barnes
• Experimental weight-loss pill clears hurdle
  by Steve Sternberg
• NFC notes
• 'Paris Review' digs into literary history
  by Mark Hazlin
• Nancy Reagan honored for fight to promote stem-cell research
  by Cindy Clark
• More laws aren't needed
  by Annette Dickinson
• Fed boosts key short-term rate to 2%
  by Sue Kirchhoff
• Hispanic voters paint a new picture
  by Martin Kasindorf
• Parcells takes truth over diplomacy
  by Larry Weisman
• Applicants should seek assistance
• NHL lockout: Day 56
• This kid is hanging with the big boys
  by Donna Freydkin
• Ex-ABC executive takes over as Martha Stewart CEO
  by Theresa Howard
• Sick days dwindle, disappear for many
  by Stephanie Armour
• BCS bowled over by network suitors
  by Rudy Martzke
• Teen golfer finally fulfills her destiny as pro's daughter
  by Jerry Potter
• Female dynamo takes lead in turbo-charged 'Domino'
  by Susan Wloszczyna; Ken Barnes; Bill Keveney
• Marauding beetles menace forests
  by Dennis Cauchon
• Sears sees shopping rise with Ty Pennington ads
  by Theresa Howard
• Cars rated on whiplash impact
  by Earle Eldridge
• CIA's No. 2 man quits; Education secretary to resign
  by Judy Keen and John Diamond
• Eskandarian waits his turn and delivers twice for D.C.
  by David Leon Moore
• Serena's win helps Davenport
  by Douglas Robson
• Domestic terrorism: New trouble at home
  by Larry Copeland

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