USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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

• When dads are home, boys are favored - research indicates white biological fathers living at home treat sons better than daughters
• Permanent jobs may disappear in future
• Which credit card is right for you? - evaluating reward credit cards
• Think before giving pets as presents
• Cost and safety spur rail revival - international boom in railroad traffic
• Americans giving away their right to privacy
• Minimizing office injuries and fatigue - ergonomic tips for arranging work areas
• Internal competition makes firms stronger
• Female entrepreneurism: soaring around the globe
• Holiday meals need not be spartan
• Changing faces of U.S. newspapers - redesign of newspaper front pages
• Stress can drive mates apart - emotional, financial and medical crises can harm marriage
• Easing aches from office work - suggestions for stretching exercises
• Company politics are counterproductive
• Helpful hints for freshmen - college freshmen
• DNA fingerprinting limited by cost
• U.S. should beware single-currency world
• Latchkey kids worry parents
• How honest are Americans? - increased use of honesty tests by employers
• A passion for antiquities - various artists, J. Paul Getty Museum, Malibu, California
• Financial constraints still squeeze schools - college finance
• Assuring a Jewish future - Jewish continuity agenda
• Unions are far from dead
• How to pick a proper nanny
• Users costing U.S. businesses billions - corporations using written tests to identify employees who use drugs
• Cashing in on cash equivalents - using short-term investments
• Seeking safety from violence - school safety
• Why many cities are struggling - effect of state policies on cities