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

• Smug attitude can hinder job search - Your Life - Brief Article
• States face fiscal crunch: after 1990s' spending surge - National Affairs
  by Stephen Moore
• Jefferson, Napoleon, and the Louisiana Purchase - Museums Today
  by Victoria Cooke
• Building a DVD Library—the MGM way: Oscar winners, drama, comedy, westerns, and a handful of British films combine to delight movie buffs - Entertainment - Bibliography
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• No more wire worries - What's New? - Brief Article
• Vacuum packed - What's New? - Space Bags, Space-Savers introduce collapsible packaging
• Bad lunch behavior can help lose clients - Your Life - Brief Article
• The Pentagon is fighting—and winning—the public relations war - Mass Media
  by Robert S. Pritchard
• The hidden danger of sun exposure: actinic keratoses—small scaly lesions that feel like sandpaper to the touch—can progress to an invasive form of skin cancer if left untreated - Medicine & Health
  by Joseph Jorizzo
• For x-treme kids - What's New?
• Bush's Brain - Book Review
  by Gerald F. Kreyche
• Tardiness breeds creative excuses - Your Life - Brief Article
• Monitoring biometric technologies in a free society - American Thought
  by Clyde Wayne Crews, S. Jr.
• West Nile virus: a public health crisis - Science & Technology - Cover Story
  by Angela Logomasini
• I'm still in love with Irene Dunne - Reel World - Biography
  by Wes D. Gehring
• Looking good - What's New? - Piraja Snakes, Serengeti, Da Vinci, and [H.sup.2]Optix Polarized Vision System described
• This Just In: What I Couldn't Tell You on TV - Book Review
  by Raymond L. Fischer
• Teens easily skirt parents' TV bans - Your Life - Brief Article
• What's in a name? More than you think - Words & Images - Editorial
  by Joe Saltzman
• "Eggs for sale": the latest controversy in reproductive technology: couples are paying lofty fees to egg donors with the perfect combination of brains and beauty - Life in America
  by Michelle Blackley
• Reach for the sky - What's New? - Hobby Zone Inc. introduces model airplane with novel remote control - Brief Article
• Garden gear - What's New
• Whatever happened to integrity? - Parting Thoughts - Editorial
  by Gerald F. Kreyche
• Fighting aging through exercise - Your Life
• Natural resources and conflict: a deadly ralationship - Ecology
  by Michael Renner
• Analyzing the Bush savings proposals - Economic Observer
  by Jeff A. Schnepper
• Celestial skies - What's New? - Fun Scope for children - Brief Article
• Customerizing Chinos - What's New?
• Banning smoking is good for public health - Your Life
• Seeking an end to the Kashmir Quagmire: can India and Pakistan be brought to the table to resolve the conflict that has been ongoing for more than half a century? - Worldview
  by Rathnam Indurthy
• Retirees: the "new kids" on campus - Education - Institute for Learning in Retirement catering to retirees need for knowledge
  by Joyce DeGirolamo
• Fight those bites - What's New?
• Bright, but no bite - What's New? - The Amazing Lantern repels mosquitoes by sound waves - Brief Article
• Keep your cool in summer heat - Your Life
• Solving the looming labor crisis: a growing number of retirees, declining fertility rates, and a labor force that simply does not possess the right skills to meet employers' needs are leading to shortages of workers for many positions - Economics
  by John A. Challenger
• The French: rivals, but not enemies - World Watcher - Editorial
  by Llewellyn D. Howell
• The beat goes on - What's New - portable Boom Boom Multi-Box - Brief Article
• Count 'em, sort 'em - What's New? - Mag-Nif, Inc.'s UltraSorter Motorized Coin Sorter and Sort-a-Saurus coin storer for children
• Is your beach contaminated? - Your Life
• After Iraq, whither the American left? - State of the Nation - Editorial
  by Robert J. Bresler
• The ongoing battle over Title IX - Athletic Arena - Commission on Opportunity in Athletics process analyzed
  by Nancy Hogshead-Makar
• Summer storage - What's New?
• Keeping baby safe - What's New? - www.thebabyproofer.com provides child safety equipment
• Quick war does not mean job rebound - Your Life - Brief Article
• Seeking summer safety - Your Life
• How FDA regulations and injury litigation cripple the medical device industry - Law & Justice
  by Charles A. Homsy
• Green Cathedrals revisited - Sports Scene
  by Wayne M. Barrett
• The right tools - What's New
• Listen to the tooth fairy - What's New? - Twooth Pocket Pal from The Twooth Timer Company
• Reducing conflict in the office - Your Life
• Debunking common drowning myths - Your Life
• Chicago and the art of the western frontier - Museums Today
  by Judith A. Barter
• Should companies offer employees a lifeline? - Business & Finance - employee support system for personal and company growth
  by Peter W. Lilienthal
• Serious tool time - What's New? - tool belt and carrier
• Sleep firmly - What's New