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Articles in October, 2008 issue of USA TODAY

• Critic's corner
  by Robert Bianco
• Swag the dog, fashionably
  by Olivia Barker
• Could Storm threaten iPhone?
  by Edward C. Baig, Marc Saltzman
• Highlights, and a bit of hindsight
• The mother of all parties
  by Kelley L. Carter
• When will we hear wedding bells?
• Fantasy
  by Matt Pitzer
• Game On!
• Web Watch
  by Erik Brady
• Pocketbook issues take center stage at 2nd debate
• '59 Heisman winner lends hand
  by Ray Glier
• Economy dominates debate
  by Kathy Kiely and David Jackson
• Bad tackling = more offense
  by Jim Corbett
• Why can't bills pass on merit instead of pork?
• Nation can learn from Generation Y
• Four weeks to go
• Reactions after faceoff in Tenn.
  by Jill Lawrence and Fredreka Schouten
• Heroine of 'Dragon Tattoo' leaves a distinctive mark
  by Deirdre Donahue
• Most kids get no therapy with antidepressants
  by Marilyn Elias
• 'Epilogue': A widow's window into grief
  by Leslie Cauley
• They have that Nobel glow
  by Dan Vergano
• TiVo on your PC is cool, but there are kinks to fix
  by Edward C. Baig
• Richard Belzer is 'not a cop,' but he is an author
  by Bob Minzesheimer
• Most portable TVs will be left behind in signal switch
  by David Lieberman
• 'Mars' gets off to stellar {ndash} but not alien {ndash} start
  by Robert Bianco
• Think fat just hangs around, does nothing?
  by Nanci Hellmich
• Investors extend stocks' losing streak
  by Matt Krantz
• DNA of malaria parasite decoded
  by Steve Sternberg
• Need a tech-savvy president?
  by James Rosen
• A financial apocalypse isn't nearly as scary as a nuclear one
  by John Diamond
• New Bible has a 'green' theme
  by Cathy Lynn Grossman
• Sondheim sounds off about writing songs
  by Elysa Gardner
• Friend hammers out Spillane novel
  by Carol Memmott
• After bye, say hello to Coles
  by Matt Pitzer
• The handoff begins at 'CSI'
  by Bill Keveney
• Housing aid: Is it doing enough?
  by Anna Bahney
• Stephen Sondheim has more 'Story' to tell
  by Elysa Gardner
• Ban on short sales put a big dent in shares borrowed
  by Kevin McCoy
• For fair ball, postseason needs tweak
  by Christine Brennan
• Eight British banks get access to billions to stay solvent
  by Jeffrey Stinson
• Banks around globe coordinate interest rate cuts
  by Barbara Hagenbaugh and Sue Kirchhoff
• DEI is alive and kicking
  by Gary Graves
• Brodeur eyes new marks in new mask
  by Kevin Allen
• Phillies' Hamels stays loose
  by Bob Nightengale
• Obama known for keeping his cool, focusing on 'common purpose'
  by Jill Lawrence
• Candidates continue debate on relief for mortgage holders
  by David Jackson
• Wis. paper industry troubles a priority
  by Ben Jones
• Ueberroth leaves quite a legacy
  by Janice Lloyd
• McCain seen as 'bare-knuckled fighter' who won't take no for answer
  by Jill Lawrence
• Court weighs Navy vs. whales
  by Joan Biskupic
• U.S. tries tough love to reduce Iraq's dependence
  by Jim Michaels
• Police look to trade in 'gas hogs'
  by Ben Jones
• Polling places lack resources, civil rights group says
  by Richard Wolf
• Rays cut from different cloth
  by Gerry Fraley
• Big 12's power point demo
  by Kelly Whiteside
• In '07 repeat, rookies rise for Red Sox
  by Mel Antonen
• 4th-quarter rallies make comeback
  by Skip Wood
• Cyberscams exploit consumers' fears
  by Jon Swartz
• AIG could get $37.8B more from the Fed
  by Edward Iwata and Kevin McCoy
• Clippers replace Baylor as GM; coach Dunleavy assumes dual role
  by Jon Saraceno
• Giant addition sparks Bills
  by Larry Weisman
• At Iowa, The Airliner serves as hub for generations of Hawkeye fans
  by Roxanna Scott
• Bear market marks a year of rampage
  by Adam Shell
• After poor '07, NFC South rises
  by Skip Wood
• Move to retest Beijing blood applauded
  by Janice Lloyd
• U.S. calls global meeting on crisis
  by David J. Lynch
• Different styles, same goal: How they've made it work
  by Jill Lawrence
• Round 2: Candidates take off gloves
  by Susan Page
• 'Kath & Kim': Dumb & dull
  by Robert Bianco
• At best, this 'Hour' is adequate
  by Robert Bianco
• Author finds posthumous fame
  by Deirdre Donahue
• Book Buzz
  by Anthony DeBarros and Jocelyn McClurg
• Posting high-definition videos online
  by Jefferson Graham, Marc Saltzman
• How to avoid cyberscams
  by Jon Swartz
• 5 questions for Cesar Millan
  by Craig Wilson
• Another new face joins 'CSI'
  by Bill Keveney
• Franklin vs. Turner
  by Edna Gundersen
• Signs pile up that bottom close
  by Adam Shell
• In ways large and small, Washington coddles rich
• Tobacco companies have right to petition government

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