USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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Articles in April, 1994 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• What will be the effect of term limits? - term limits for legislators
• Can anything really be done? - about crime
• Binge eaters may be mentally ill
• Stress can be managed
• Hispanics trail in higher education
• Saving rainforests may be doomed
• Fighting depression in senior citizens
• Reducing number of repeat offenders - EQUIP program for juvenile delinquents
• Nutrition is key to intelligence - infant development
• Grief should not be suppressed
• Finding the brain's autopilot - learning research
• Controlling addiction to gambling
• Are you financially illiterate?
• Learning from Japanese success - business success
• Teaching kids good eating habits
• Nicotine dependence may be inborn
• Enrollments fall as economy rises - college enrollments
• How to prevent military coups - in African countries
• U.S. on dangerous protectionist path - trade policy
• Preventing credit card forgery - use of electronic fingerprints
• Changing face of breakfast - food habits
• Special education gets poor grades
• Fire threat to youngest and oldest - residential fires
• Changing attitudes toward death and dying
• Aging population faces the future
• Violent incidents on the rise - at workplaces
• Charitable efforts can't stem the tide - report on hunger
• Dealing with "one awful moment." - recovering from major trauma
• Fostering creativity in youngsters
• "Red flags" for home buyers - signs of major defects