USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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Articles in August, 1998 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• Few recover totally from downsizing
• Here comes allergy season again
• Hollywood becoming more businesslike
• Larger companies fear "millennium bug" most
• What to do if you are audited
• Preparing for long-term care
• Choose a puppy based on its breeder
• Money lack threatens nature preserves
• Outsourcing: can boost profitability
• Illness during vacation is costly
• Is cleanliness really next to Godliness?
• Bargaining for a good education
• Changes forecast for 21st century
• Pre-Columbian North America was no eden
• The ins and outs of E-Mail
• Reshaping university-industry partnerships
• How to make yourself lawsuit proof
• New perspectives on the Spanish-American War
• Home improvement projects soaring
• How to reduce loan costs
• Poor management curbs enthusiasm
• Earliest Americans' origins traced
• Despite warnings, false memories occur
• Increasing need to deal with violence
• Price maintenance may benefit consumers
• Sun protection is a year-round concern
• Depression danger zones for women
• Mergers benefit CEOs more than investors
• School year's stary can produce anxiety
• Caffeine can increase heart disease risk
• Schools skimping on sex education
• Independent counsel: bills bleeding taxpayers dry
• Boy bullies are popular; girls aren't
• Does religious belief make you fat?
• Fra-ranging forecasts for the future
• Legal rights in firings are misunderstood
• How to foster parental involvement
• Beliefs can help deal with crisis
• Speeding computers into mass transit