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Articles in March, 2003 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• Coping with a crisis century: while it is impossible to prevent all crises, organizations that are prepared in advance recover substantially faster and at much less cost to themselves and others than those that aren't - American Thought
  by Ian I. Mitroff Murat C. Alpasian
• Lawsuits are drowning America - Law & Justice
  by Philip K. Howard
• New campaign financing regulations may already be a failure - National Affairs
  by Patrick Basham
• A year of decision - State Of The Nation - George W. Bush presidency
  by Robert J. Bresler
• Do you know how your pay is determined? - Your Life
• Confronting the problem of illegal Mexican migration to the U.S - National Affairs
  by Daniel T. Griswold
• Companies still believe in philanthropy - Your Life - Brief Article
• How to avoid overwork burnout - Your Life
• Job creation requires risk-taking - Economics
  by John A. Challenger
• Becoming a value-added employee boosts job security - Business & Finance
  by Larry S. Beck
• Job hunting can be serious and funny - Your Life - Brief Article
• Sabotaging your financial future - Your Life - Financial Planning Association, - Financial Planning Association
• Families should develop a disaster plan - Your Life
• It's tough to be a teen - Your Life - Brief Article
• Welfare reform fails single mothers' kids - Your Life
• Creating the comfort zone of your dreams - Your Life - living room
• Babysitting is a serious job - Your Life
• Scents help find Mr. or Ms. Right - Your Life - Brief Article
• Happy Birthday to you - Your Life
• See who you talk to - What's New? - Phone Video Station
• Fighting winter dryness - What's New?
• Tunes to cook by - What's New?
• Plug it in - What's New? - Extend-a-Cord from Arista Enterprises Inc - Brief Article
• Garage gear - What's New? - from Rubbermaid Home Products
• Snake in the grass - What's New? - from Coil Solutions Inc
• Feminizing snowboards - What's New? - from Burton Snowboards
• Scream down the slopes - What's New? - Salomon S.A
• In the mix - What's New? - Handblender from Braun Inc
• Multi-brew drinks - What's New? - from Meiman Enterprises Inc
• A toast to toast - What's New? - from DeLonghi America Inc
• Perfect pasta pots - What's New? - from Gourmet Standard - Brief Article
• Can do - What's New? - can opener from Cuisinarts Inc - Brief Article
• Beach-ed in the kitchen - What's New? - Hamilton Beach Inc
• Slander: Liberal Lies About the American Right. - book review
  by Richard E. Vatz
• The Right Man: The Surprise Presidency of George W. Bush. - book review
  by Raymond L. Fischer
• A cool spin - What's New? - from Beer Chiller Enterprises, Inc.,
• Slice like a pro - What's New?
• Creeping vulgarity at the Gallop - Parting Thoughts - social behavior - Editorial
  by Gerald F. Kreyche
• How to furnish a perfect patio: homeowners are turning this once-humble backyard area into the utmost in beauty, convenience, and luxurious living - Lifestyles - Gloster Furniture Inc
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• A Pocono paradise for two: Caesars Resort's suite full of luxuries is the perfect tonic for couples looking for quality time together. . - Going Places - Pocono Palace - hotel review
  by Wayne M. Barrett
• If you refinanced in 2002, watch out for the tax hit - Economic Observer
  by Jeff A. Schnepper
• Degas and the art of the dance - Museums Today - French Impressionist Edgar Degas - Museum of Art exhibit - Cover Story
  by Norman Keyes
• Obstacles to accessing mental health care - Psychology
  by Samuel E. Menaged
• Union monopoly is bad for teachers - Education
  by Myron Lieberman
• Tax competition spurs globalization - Worldview - countries develop low-tax strategies to lure business
  by Chris Edwards
• Mahathir bin Mohamad: America's best Muslim friend - World Watcher - Malaysian Prime Minister - leads racially divided country
  by Llewellyn D. Howell
• Cheap similes make for lazy journalism - Words Images - taking potshots at celebrities - Editorial
  by Joe Saltzman
• Taking a realistic look at tourism in a time of terrorism: the travel industry must come to grips with the fact that it is caught in the middle of a war in which its clients can all too easily become victims - Americans Abroad
  by Peter E. Tarlow
• A treat for the eyes - What's New? - home video - MW24FM1 TV/DVD/VCR television set
• Profile of a computer - What's New?
• Stem cells and the new future of medicine - Medicine & Health
  by Eve Herold
• Disaster planning for pets - Life In America
  by Laura Bevan
• Don't fool yourself about getting in shape - Medicine & Health
  by Edward Jackowski
• Unconventional fantasies - Sports Scene - sport fantasies
  by Wayne M. Barrett
• Building a DVD library—the Warner way: the Warner Home Video backlist, with more than a dozen of the American Film Institute's 100 Best American Films, is a treasure trove for collectors - Entertainment
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• Reassembling the dust: the art of biography - Reel World - great interest in chronicling of lives
  by Wes Gehring
• Pest management: not for amateurs - Science & Technology
  by Cindy Mannes
• Treating the environment as a commodity - Ecology - experiments in conservation finance
  by Katherine Ellison Gretchen Daily