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Articles in March, 2008 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• FDA science and mission at risk
• Playing the goat
  by Llewellyn D. Howell
• Getting dealt a pile of pressure
• Now playing: the bottom line
  by Joe Saltzman
• Museum memo
• Climate change welfare will not help
• The corruption of democracy in Venezuela: under Pres. Hugo Chavez's regime the last nine years, corruption has reached heights undreamed of by even the greediest of despots, as the people of Venezuela have been fleeced out of billions of dollars
  by Gustavo Coronel
• This dictionary has heaviosity
• Obama's color-blind approach appealing
• The truth about Sammy
  by Marshall Woody
• Singing your way straight to the top
• Making money in medicine is moral
• Organic fruit is the way to go
• Would you like that order super-sized?
• Laughter from the dark side
  by Wes D. Gehring
• America's tween idol rules
  by Wayne M. Barret
• FDA regulations can prove deadly
• Springtime and the cooking is easy
• Is North American union in offing?
• "Shrink"-ing the mind: does psychotherapy work? Yes. It depends. What do you mean by "work"?
  by Dolores T. Puterbaugh
• The Prince of Darkness: 50 Years Reporting in Washington
  by Raymond L. Fischer
• Primaries and caucuses show parties' vital signs
• Liberate, don't stimulate, the American economy
• Is there bamboo in your amazing kitchen?
• An invisible hunger
  by Sandra Lee
• School choice's ace in the hole
  by Adam Schaeffer
• Psychiatry's valid but dishonest reconsiderations
  by Richard E. Vatz
• Off the Record: The Press, the Government, and the War over Anonymous Sources
  by Raymond L. Fischer
• Divorce begets divorce but not genetically
• Sky's the limit for super-rich
• A wisp of glass for your flower vase
• Water resources drying up
  by Lester R. Brown
• Global warming: man-made or natural?
  by S. Fred Singer
• Blackouts seen in a new light
  by Donald F. Sweeney
• Somebody's Gotta Say It
  by Raymond L. Fischer
• Consumers ready for their DTV
• Economic stimulus carries wrong signal
• Stay warm and comfy in SmartWool
• There's always hope
• Faith's fate in the presidential primaries
  by Adam Hamilton
• What is with Venezuela?
  by Lori Zett
• Heroic Conservatism: Why Republicans Need to Embrace America's Ideals
  by Raymond L. Fischer
• Executives would rather be e-mailed
• Being his grandfather's son
• For comforts, there nothing like goose down
• Rhythms of India: sixty years after India's independence, this exhibition highlights the ideals of the visionaries who succeeded in its achievement
• Populism redux
  by Robert J. Bresler
• Please don't ask my mommy rude questions
• Parents, go home!
  by Dolores T. Puterbaugh
• Bush finally advocates for info technology
• Nature's "Kindred Spirits"
• The landscape tool for your feet
• Understanding prominent politicians through their signatures
  by Arlyn Imberman
• Mix it up with Dance Praise 2
• Global warming ignites wildfires
• Beating the butterflies
  by Michelle Sidrane
• When that baby grand is out of reach
• Assessing apple pie
  by Howard A. Myrick
• Satisfying the tween diva in your life