USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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

• Online purchases - Noteworthy - Brief Article
• Keeping seniors out of debt - Retirement
• Global warming may harm timber industry - Climate - timber growth rates forecasted to be greater in the tropics than in temperate area - Brief Article
• References influence interview outcomes - Job Market
• Seasonal affective disorder - Noteworthy - winter blues mental disorder - Brief Article
• Evergreen spores can aggravate allergies - Christmas Trees - mountain cedar pollen's mold spores particularly allergenic - Brief Article
• Life becomes easier with smaller gadgets - Science & Technology - Brief Article
• "Jobless" expansion favors older workers - Employment
• Cold air - Noteworthy - lip care during the winter - Brief Article
• It's best to roll with the punches - Holiday Stress - tips for managing stress during Christmas and other holidays
• Babar as inspired by the masters - Museums Today - "Babar's Museum of Art" - interpretation of art by Laurent de Brunhof, writer of children's books - Brief Article
• E-mail preferred to in-person meetings - Business & Finance - Brief Article
• Trees damaged - Noteworthy - proper pruning can save trees damaged by snowfall - Brief Article
• 'Tis the season to be savvy - Office Parties - business opportunities created at company social gatherings
• Upgrade revolution is necessary - The Internet
• No more lunch at lunch hour - Workplace - Brief Article
• Bachelorette parties - Noteworthy - current trend for women before they marry - Brief Article
• Companies building "brand communities" - Advertising
• "Trading Spaces" spurs college enrollment - Education - Brief Article
• Pot smoking hurts fertility - Drug Abuse - Brief Article
• Antiwar critics not held accountable - National Affairs; Iraq War
• "Professional" personal trainers - Noteworthy - American College of Sports Medicine or the National Strength and Conditioning Association certify trainers - Brief Article
• Interactive toys spur brain-building - Learning
• Technology use could generate larger profits - Airline Industry; Nawal Taneja analysis
• Spirituality contributes to longer life - Aging
• UAVs next step to stem terrorism - Homeland Security; Unmanned aerial vehicles
• Growing portion sizes - Noteworthy - research shows larger food and beverage serving sizes lead to obesity - Brief Article
• Certain toys trigger aggression - Violence - Brief Article
• Turn bogus room into bonus room - Recreation
• Overweight kids likely to be fat adults - Adolescent Obesity - Brief Article
• As deaths in Iraq rise, trust in president falls - Military Operations - Brief Article
• New parents need new plan - Finances - raising children requires financial planning - suggestions from Financial Planning Association
• Do-Not-Call Registry hampers research - Legislation; market research - Brief Article
• Imperfect designs, perfect products - Innovation
• "Boomeritis" sweeping the nation - Athletic Arena; Baby Boom sports injuries
• Can scholars influence foreign policymaking? - Worldview
• Giving more important than getting - Christmas Presents - gifts and Santa should not be overemphasized to children - toy safety important
• "No-call" law could leave millions jobless - Telemarketing - Brief Article
• Employee loyalty not always rewarded - Business Trends - Brief Article
• William Howard Taft likely apnea victim - Medicine & Health - Brief Article
• $ettling $quabbles between couples - Marriage
• Are soccer moms better parents? - Life In America - differences in middle class and working class parenting values - Brief Article
• "Unbundled" approach would help poor - Legal Services - Brief Article
• Making tea & coffee pots an art form - Modern Design;Alessi Tea & Coffee Towers exhibition
• Faith influences wealth accumulation - Religion