USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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Articles in March, 1999 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• What to Do After a NATURAL DISASTER - Brief Article
• Barriers To Thinking More Creatively
• Supreme Court's Rulings Threaten FREE SPEECH - pervasiveness doctrine
  by Jonathan D. Wallace
• The Nature and Uses of DREAMING - dreams may be a way to gauge emotions
  by Ernest Hartmann
• More Americans Are Eating Biotech Food
• Congress Is a Captive of the MEAT INDUSTRY
  by Charles Lewis
• FOLK ART: The Spanish Tradition - Spanish folk art - Brief Article
  by Marion Jr. Oettinger
• Haunted by 20th-Century Monsters - two motion pictures offer insights into 20th century - Brief Article
  by Christopher Sharrett
• Do High Payrolls Guarantee Pennants?
• America's Season of Paradox - Brief Article - Column
  by Robert J. Bresler
• SPORTS AND LIFE: Lessons to Be Learned - a football quarterback discusses sports
  by Jeff Kemp
• Going for the Gold: EYEWITNESSES TO THE CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH - various artists, various museums - Brief Article
  by Drew Heath Johnson
• Kids' Books Defame Older Women
• SOUTH KOREA Should Be Kicked Off the U.S. Defense Dole
  by Doug Bandow
• It's a Mad, Mad, Mad Sports World - various aspects of sports - Brief Article
  by Wayne M. Barrett
• What's NEW? - Buyers Guide
• Faith And Health Go Hand In Hand
• The Key to America's Growth: INTERNATIONAL SALES
  by Lawrence S. Davidson
• Are We Living in a MORAL STONE AGE? - students need to be education in morals
  by Christina Hoff Sommers
• Heading South, Looking North: A Bilingual Journey - Review
  by Steven G. Kellman
• What Makes Cities Visually Appealing?
• BUYING A HOME: Economics vs. Emotions
  by Kenneth T. Austin
• Baku to Ceyhan: Pondering Pipeline Politics - oil and gas pipe lines from Caspian Sea - Brief Article
  by Llewellyn D. Howell
• Something to Declare - Review
  by Steven G. Kellman
• Enjoy Personal Time When On The Road
• Combating the April Blues - Brief Article
  by Jeff A. Schnepper
• Reforming Labor Law - National Labor Relations Act
  by Richard N. Block
• The Face of Russia - Review
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• Forecasters Predict Stormy Future
• Can Jurors Trust Trial Attorneys?
• Is Washington Bottlenecking SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH? - private sector has been responsible for medical breakthroughs
  by Aaron Steelman
• Surprise! The Written Word Is Alive and Well - Internet users favor writing as method of communication - Brief Article
  by Joe Saltzman
• The War at Home - Review
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• Refrigerator Can Hold Emergency Data
• Keeping Busy When Stuck In Traffic
• The Future of TECHNOLOGY IN TEACHING - teachers need to learn more about teaching computer skills
  by Lawrence L. Smith
• HOSPICE CARE: Making an Informed Choice - hospices - Brief Article
  by Richard Burnham
• Howard Hawks: American Artist - Review
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• Chewing An Aspirin Could Save Your Life
• Animals Are Good Judges Of Character
• Impact of the GLOBAL MEDIA REVOLUTION
  by Steve Bell
• HOSPICES: Life-Affirming Care for the Dying - various artists, various museums - Brief Article
  by David C. Levy
• Mother Nature: Benign or a Cruel Stepmother? - man's conflict and coping with natural disasters - Brief Article
  by Gerald F. Kreyche