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Articles in July, 1995 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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• We are facing a global crime wave
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• A Singapore story: this equatorial island nation offers an exotic change of pace in sightseeing, hotels, and food that is enchanting
  by Laurel F. Lehrer
• Who's responsible? Blame the media
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• Lead poisoning: the plague of America's inner cities
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• Huey Long
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• Facing the painful truth: the 1995 budget debate
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• Seeking Social Security solutions
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• Imperial Tombs of China
• The burden women bear: why they suffer more distress than men
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• Teaching values: what does the public really want?
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• Heroes of the Game, 3 vols
• Goodbye, America! Why I'm leaving this country
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• Mankind must conserve sustainable materials
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• Virtual reality: danger ahead
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• Baseball's back - but who cares?
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• Who not to do business with: a guide to saving time, money, and sanity
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• Tim Allen: Men Are Pigs
• Washington's misdirected efforts at curbing crime
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• 7 sustainable wonders
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• Hollywood fuels the panic years
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• Understanding the plight of the poor
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• The Media and the Mayor's Race: The Failure of Urban Political Reporting
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• The flight from reason
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