USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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

• Looking to travel on the cheap
• West Coast wonderlands: Disneyland and California Adventure provide a treasure trove of family fun
  by Wayne M. Barrett
• There's nothing trivial about the U.S. presidency
  by Richard Lederer
• Neatsheets are really neat
• Dylan does it again time with a paintbrush
• Black support may end up hurting Obama
• "Vintage industrial" preserves our past
• The American evolution: a history through art
• Sleep tight these summer nights
• Get your popcorn, hot dogs … Margarita!
• Easy Gardener makes gardening just that
• A kinder, gentler form of bigotry
• Foster care survivor decries conditions
• Shades of greatness: art inspired by Negro Leagues baseball
• Waterproofing your memories
• For the air guitar rocker in all of us
• Race to the bottom? The presidential candidates' positions on trade
  by Sallie James
• Religious congregations prove tough to close
• Lessons from the Bush years
  by Robert J. Bresler
• Red Sox nation welcomes "baseball as America": Boston is the latest venue for a traveling Hall of Fame exhibition that brings the game's past to life while celebrating the accomplishments of today's teams and stars
• Now you can have it made in the shade
• Zippo still hot after all these years
• Parents are right to be stricter with older kids
• Policy challenges facing the next president
  by Murray Weidenbaum
• Saluting Pittsburgh's finest
  by Richard E. Vatz
• Enjoy a blast from baseball's past
• Pennsylvania Avenue: Profiles in Backroom Power
  by Raymond L. Fischer
• Teens indulging stronger marijuana
• Talking the talk
  by Harold E. Rogers, Jr.
• Not quite a movie star
  by Wayne M. Barrett
• Who says you can't skateboard underwater?
• Costumes don't make the pirate
  by Dolores T. Puterbaugh
• Illegal tobacco sales to minors decline
• A virtual secret of history
  by John Messeder
• "Take Me Out to the Ball Game": the first century of baseball's enduring anthem: the Chicago Cubs were reigning world champions; John McGraw was in the early stages of his three-decades-long stint as manager of the New York Giants; Teddy Rooseve
  by Andy Strasberg
• It's safety first thanks to the turtle
• Bully police restricting internet
• The media's blind spot
  by Joe Saltzman
• George Washington's Spiritual Journey
  by Janice T. Connell
• To stay cool, you've got to be O2 Cool
• Big decreases in prime-age employees
• Norman Rockwell in Black & White
• The bear went over the mountain: visiting the gravesites of U.S. presidents is nothing new—but vice presidents? One man's journey across the country to learn about our forgotten leaders yielded some interesting lessons about the nation … and hi
  by Carll Tucker
• You never can have enough ice cubes
• Perfect plants for sun and shade
• Ways to stop summer spoilers
• Spinning Disney's World: the memories of a Magic Kingdom press agent bring to life the halcyon days of promoting Walt Disney's theme parks in California and Florida
  by Charles Ridgway
• All about real people
  by Wes D. Gehring
• WII just love getting in shape
• Getting a foothold on garden chores