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Articles in Nov, 2007 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• Perception of media bias hurts democracy
• U.S. oil supplies are not art risk: it is past time for political and ecological alarmists to stop spreading unfounded fears that America's energy security somehow is endangered
  by Eric Gholz
• Reauthorization of NCLB: federal management or citizen ownership of K-12 education?
  by Eugene Hickok
• Chore day now is just a breeze
• In search of a small patch of fun time
• Let the gaming begin
• Fed to the rescue in subprime crisis
• Hollywood hates America
  by Robert J. Bresler
• Does socialism or free enterprise best serve the common good?
  by Robert A. Sirico
• Start your day with a rain shower
• Curl up with Nick classics
• Doing the DS
• "Baghdad boil" a sore point in U.S
• A look inside the Iranian sponsored terrorism machine
  by Claude Moniquet
• Let the turkey save the day
• Take a deep breath of blue air
• Crayola creations from our future artists
• Keep congress out of Mental Health
• Where land meets water: mindful of the recent catastrophic effects of Hurricane Katrina, this exhibition reminds viewers that the line of demarcation between Louisiana's land and water is vague and ever-changing
  by Judith H. Bonner
• Do not regulate toy safety
• Iraq's murky waters
  by Llewellyn D. Howell
• These cookies are darn good
• Do you need a blanket? That's affirmagy!
• Play ball and make ice cream—at the same time
• What not to do about subprime failures
• The country's best and worst highways
• What do we care?
  by Emma R. Chasen
• Creating gifts that mean something special
• Save your world
• Why not playaway while you work away?
• Woe is the politics of immigration
  by James W. Thomson
• Angry wives without a cause
• Migration becomes treacherous business
• The beginner's mind
  by Jennifer Griffin-Wiesner
• Time for backyard birds to "come and get it"
• Then we're all agreed—let's eat!
• Toddlers should be laughing and learning
• Disney high school musical the ice tour: we're all in this together as the Disney megahit makes the seamless transition from the small screen to a large arena ice surface
• Hillarycare poisonous to nation's health
• More women choosing single motherhood
• Sinking SCHIP: although presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and the rest of the Democratically controlled Congress have other ideas, a perfect first step toward stopping the growth of government health programs would be for l
  by Michael F. Cannon
• A picture is worth 1,000 lies
  by Joe Saltzman
• Getting the jump on stormy weather
• Aquavista 100 gives any room a view
• When it comes to games, Hasbro has it down pat
• An American in Paris: watercolor, notes artist Barbara Ernst Prey, "develops on its own…. You have an idea, but the beauty is in the process…. It's so fluid, and accidents can happen."
• Spitzer scheme a danger to U.S
• Rebuilding valuable soil
  by Lester R. Brown
• Street life is no life for children
  by Jewel
• Rollin', rollin', rollin' keep those legs a rollin'
• You cannot speak to me that way—or can you?
• No more fighting for elbow boom
• Ending haven for illegal aliens
• Coping with the national mortgage: meltdown and the collapse of the shadow banking system
  by Richard I. Rydstrom
• Getting rich … on paper
  by Alan Reynolds
• High definition doesn't just mean TV anymore
• Barbie still looks marvelous at 50
• Zebras and tigers and leopards—oh my!
• A steep price to pay
  by Wayne M. Barrett
• Rethinking teens' rights to information
• Cinema's dark side
  by Wes D. Gehring
• Foster care is failing
  by Dan Lips
• Restocking for the Holidays
• Hit the ice … or go airborne
• Indulging the chocolate experience