USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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

• Interfaith families face 'December dilemma.'
• Retirees can weather market fluctuations
• College costs continue to climb
• Americans lag in safer sex
• How to prevent job-related violence
• Scrapping tenure would raise costs
• What's behind winter itch?
• Sports stadiums bring no economic boom
• Manufactured housing gaining acceptance
• Food for thought
• Bending over backwards for business travelers
• Do safety devices put you in danger?
• 'Tis the season to be careful
• Flabby Americans resist weight loss
• Old interview methods proving ineffective
• What will TV ratings accomplish?
• Security tips for the holidays
• Helping children cope with death
• What do you know about planning for the future?
• Probing World War I maritime mystery
• Stocking stuffers that pay off
• Working women risk burnout
• Corporations hone interview skills
• Why do mother kill their children?
• How to avoid holiday overindulgence
• College freedom can trigger illness
• Needed: more focus on manufacturing
• "Fast-food" legal services
• Self-care can avoid holiday blues
• Severe weather fears can be debilitating
• Share hardware and earn extra cash
• Bringing grandparents and kids closer
• 1939 Ad
• Teachers' presence may deter violence