USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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Articles in April, 1993 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• Moving: problems when kids object
• Substance abuse and depression link
• Financial needs and loans soar - for college students
• Redefining labor for the 1990s
• What makes families happy and stable?
• Economic penalties of having children
• Putting drinkers "under contract." - use of contracts to treat alcoholism
• Buyers favor "American names."
• Why do some work while others shirk?
• Is viewing a threat to democracy? - television viewing
• Playing with pain not good for kids
• Help for infants and pregnant women - delivery system programs
• Discoveries may rewrite Mayan history
• Will your video tapes do a vanishing act?
  by Wayne M. Barrett
• Allowing employees to voice grievances
• Native peoples' survival crucial for environment
• Kids willing to make sacrifices
• Beef demand on the rise nationally
• Freshmen reveal social consciences - college freshmen
• Dumping health risks on developing nations
• What triggers negative reactions?
• Board game helps kids cope with cancer
• What teens listen to - and why - popular music
• "I think my co-worker is on drugs."
• State fiscal woes hit colleges
• Are commercials on the way out? - television and radio commercials
• Changes ahead for travelers
• Bizarre crimes and punishment