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Articles in March 1998 issue of Entrepreneur

• An ounce of prevention
  by Karin Moeller
• Keep it confidential
  by Steven C. Bahls
• Idea inc
  by Robert McGarvey
• Guiding light: award-winning programs for women entrepreneurs
  by Charlotte Mulhern
• Singled out: do your childless employees get their fair share of benefits?
  by Robert McGarvey
• Separated at work
  by Brian Steinberg
• Higher learning: for students in SIFE, learning is anything but business as usual
  by Debra Phillips
• The parent trap: switching from parent to owner and back again takes some serious consideration
  by Patricia Schiff Estess
• It's a wired, wired world
  by Christopher Elliott
• Nuts & bolts
  by Cassandra Cavanah
• Attention getters: fresh ways to get a rise out of your marketing efforts
  by Jay Conrad Levinson
• Spreading the word
  by Frances Huffman
• Paper cut
  by Heather Page
• The service solution: give new meaning to the phrase "customer service."
  by Danielle Kennedy
• Matters of trust: when an employee embezzles from you, it's no laughing matter
  by Debra Phillips
• What's your type? Today's range of ergonomic keyboards makes it easier to find the tech tool of your dreams
  by Jill Amadio
• Thanks, but no thanks: how turning down clients could help you grow your business
  by Leann Anderson
• A new contract: anti-bundling and HUBZone provisions give small businesses an edge in a recently signed bill
  by Stephen Barlas
• Perfect pitch
  by David R. Evanson
• At your fingertips: inventor assistance is only a Web site away
  by Tomima Edmark
• Driving force: coming off a rough year, this hard-drive maker may be a good bargain
• In the market
  by Joan Szabo
• Bouncing back
  by Karen Axelton
• Latin lovers: the volatility of Latin American mutual funds makes you love 'em - or leave 'em
  by Dian Vujovich
• Tricks of the trade
  by Lorayne Fiorillo
• Breaking the bank: non-bank lenders are pulling ahead in small-business financing. Here's what the playing field looks like
  by Cynthia E. Griffin
• The modular squad
  by Mark Henricks
• Neighborhood watch
  by Tom Shachtman
• Tech care: you'll need a bit of finesse to manage tech employees