USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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Articles in May, 1997 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• How safe are auto races? - health risks and injuries to spectators, drivers, crews studied - Your Life - Brief Article
• Representation without taxation - federal spending
  by Tim D. Kane
• Evaluating your investment strategy - Money Matters
  by Robert J. Klosterman
• This art's a steel - sculptor Barrett DeBusk works with cold forged steel - What's New? - Brief Article
• Make kids partners in good behavior - stimulating problem solving abilities in 3- and 4-year olds - Your Life - Brief Article
• Can we break the pattern of the criminal lifestyle?
  by Mark S. Fleisher
• Academic medical centers: lean times ahead
  by Scott Gottleib
• Gardening time - new gardening tools and aids - What's New? - Brief Article
• How much do you know about pasta? - cookery, nuturition - Your Life
• Is there a cure for America's gambling addiction?
  by Bernard P. Horn
• Greed makes the sports world go 'round - Sportscene
  by Wayne M. Barrett
• Bookworms: Great Writers and Readers Celebrate Reading. - book reviews
  by Steven G. Kellman
• Tips for choosing the right cruise ship - lifestyle, touring, cost comparison, and travel agent hints - Your Life - Brief Article
• Migration and security are interrelated - The World Watcher
  by Mark Miller
• Professional development schools can revitalize teacher education
  by Renee Campoy
• The Great Chase. - video recording reviews
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• An urgent need for a strong missile defense - National Affairs
  by Curt Weldon
• The glory of Byzantium - Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY
• Public schools, religion, and public responsibility
  by Barbara McEwan
• The Comedians: "Good Stuff!" - video recording reviews
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• Petty scandals and small ideas - Bill Clinton - The State of the Nation
  by Robert J. Bresler
• Fabulous jewelry from the House of Cartier - Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY
• Hot off the presses: pseudo facts, opinion, and fantasy - mass media, journalism, and the Internet - Words & Images
  by Joe Saltzman
• Wildlife Warriors. - video recording reviews
  by Robert S. Rothenberg
• Persian Gulf time bomb: America's risky commitment
  by Barbara Conry
• Earth's last gasp? - global warming, climate change - Cover Story
  by Daniel A. Lashof
• Television is losing its largest viewing audience - ages 50+
  by Frank Conaway
• The perpetual pursuit of power - Parting Thoughts
  by Gerald F. Kreyche
• A model for the 21st century - welfare reform in Michigan
  by John Engler
• From cradle to grave: measuring products' environmental impact - global warming, climate change - Cover Story
  by Mark Duda
• Dante's Peak. - book reviews
  by Christopher Sharrett
• Inflation: the rules have changed - Business & Finance
  by Michael Marn
• Rise & fall of the Surgeon General: the nation wasn't ready for Joycelyn Elders' blunt messages about sexuality - American Thought
  by Paula Wilson
• Cleaning up a messy spring - several improved Black & Decker electric products for household chores - What's New? - Brief Article
• Turbulence! Strap yourself in - major air carriers' biggest injury problem is in-flight turbulence; keeping seat beat fastened is highly recommended - Your Life - Brief Article
• Electronic money and banking: what should government's role be?
  by Michael N. Castle
• Parity: the new buzzword in mental health
  by Richard E. Vatz
• Baby on the go - several new baby products - What's New