USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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

• We're heading down the information superhighway - survey on household computer use, information sources, etc - Your Life
• Desert Storm II: is a new Persian Gulf War on the horizon?
  by David Isenberg
• China: the biggest dragon of all? - economic development
  by Abu Selimuddin
• The tax mess: who is to blame? - U.S. Internal Revenue Service - includes related article
  by Jeff A. Schnepper
• The psychology of beauty: what are the right reasons for plastic surgery?
  by Sheldon J. Sevinor
• Christian education and the search for morality - Christian school textbooks
  by Don Boys
• Can we eliminate fraud and other financial shenanigans? - corporate and banking scams
  by Howard M. Schilit
• Seducing America: How Television Charms the Modern Voter. - book reviews
  by Raymond L. Fischer
• Are minorities getting too many breaks? - Column
  by Gerald F. Kreyche
• Cancer causes relationship changes - research on terminally ill and their familial relationships - Your Life
• Are term limits needed now? - Column
  by Jeff A. Schnepper
• China's second long march: the rise of an economic trade giant
  by Lawrence P. Creedon
• Breathtaking beauty on the border - photo exhibition, Tupper Ansel Blake, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, Illinois
• Plastic surgery: no longer just for the rich and vain
  by Sheldon A.E. Rosenthal
• The future of ecumenism
  by John W. Swomley
• 1994 Ad
  by Christopher Sharrett
• Fighting Words: Writers Lambast Other Writers - From Aristotle to Anne Rice. - book reviews
  by Steven G. Kellman
• Are vitamins bad and pesticides good? - myths about nutrition and pesticides risks - Your Life
• Foreign policy's loose cannon: the National Endowment for Democracy - NED
  by Barbara Conry
• Global diversification and dollar cost averaging - Making Money
  by Joseph P. Lizzio
• Federal regulations: environmentalism's Achilles heel
  by Thomas J. DiLorenzo
• A family affair: coping with heart disease and other chronic illnesses
  by Kristen Lidke Finn
• Workplace privacy: isues and implications
  by Michael R. Losey
• Brooklyn Bridge. - video recording reviews
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• Does affirmative action have a future? - Column
  by Robert J. Bresler
• Babies can "wing it" comfortably - tips on reducing infant ear discomfort during air travel - Your Life
• Preparing now for a peaceful 21st century - international relations
  by Charles W. Kegley, Jr.
• The banking crisis isn't over
  by Ronnie J. Phillips
• Reversing the decline of oceans - coastal habitat destruction
  by Peter Weber
• Clearing up the confusion about financial aid - college costs
  by Michael A. MacDowell
• Taking baseball owners to task
  by Wayne M. Barrett
• Infomercials - television's newest success - Words and Images - Column
  by Joe Saltzman
• Drive-in Blues. - video recording reviews
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• Helping hands for elderly alcoholics - warning signs and remedies - Your Life
• Don't be a diet saboteur - how dieters can politely decline more food, and how friends of dieters can help - Your Life
• The population bomb keeps ticking - Column
  by Llewellyn D. Howell
• Congress vs. the banking industry: a road to disaster - includes related article
  by Jay G. Baris
• The resurrection of cold fusion - research continues despite 1989 scandal
  by Mary Marcus
• Helping children to succeed: schools and parents must work together
  by Richard W. Riley
• Swindles in the 1990s: con artists are thriving
  by Mary Jo Marvin
• 1980s AD - Decade
  by Richard B. McKenzie
• Last Voyage of the Lusitania. - video recording reviews
  by Robert S. Rothenberg