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Articles in July, 1996 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• America's attic
• Media bashing 101
  by Joe Saltzman
• Lights, Camera, Poetry!: American Movie Poems, The First Hundred Years
  by Steven G. Kellman
• Pat Robertson's agenda for America: a marriage of religion and politics
  by Edd Doerr
• Cameras belong in the courtroom
  by Steven Brill
• All the Nations Under Heaven: An Ethnic and Racial History of New York City
  by Francesco Cordasco
• Moral foundations of society: a contrast between West & East
  by Margaret Thatcher
• Affirmative action on the rocks
  by Robert J. Bresler
• Gays, lesbians, and the media: the slow road to acceptance
  by Barbara Raab
• Cyclone!
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• How to jump-start a stale marriage
• Boris Yeltsin's fatal folly
  by James A. Nathan
• Can America afford clean water?
  by Craig S. Marxsen
• 100 Years of Olympic Glory
• Keeping kids occupied after end of summer "honeymoon."
• Corporate anorexia: a dangerous epidemic
  by Timothy R. Carpenter
• It's time to reconsider oppressive zoning
  by George W. Liebmann
• Heavy Metal
• Sunglasses provide more than just a cool look for kids
• The new taxpayer bill of rights
  by Jeff A. Schnepper
• The Earl of Baltimore
  by Wayne M. Barrett
• A society in denial
  by Gerald F. Kreyche
• Confidential worker data is hardly that
• The wrong and right ways to reform Medicare
  by Doug Bandow
• Reversing underachievement in the classroom
  by Mary Brown Bullock
• America's heartland: can it survive?
  by Marvin Duncan
• Can managed care accommodate mental health?
  by Ralph Hyatt
• Picturing paradise: photographs of Samoan life and culture, 1875-1925
  by Virginia-Lee Webb
• In defense of the militia
  by Dave Skinner
• Managed care: will it be for everyone?
  by Arnold Birenbaum
• Filming Las Vegas
  by Christopher Sharrett
• Advice for baby boomers and twentysomethings
  by Joseph P. Lizzio
• Is there a rebellion against scientific knowledge?
  by Robert L. Park
• Just desserts