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Articles in Sept, 1998 issue of Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine

• State universities to cheer about
  by Kristin Davis
• The biggest name in mile: Suiza Foods plays consolidator in a splintered field
  by Brian Knestout
• Living the dream: you can do extraordinary things with ordinary amounts of money
  by Robert Frick
• Searching for end-of-summer deals
  by Ed Henry
• Expert's pick: Enron - this utility seeks to excel in a deregulated industry
  by Stacy Stover
• Big brother really is watching you: your boss has a right to know where you're surfing online
  by Marc L. Schulhof
• Social Security in flux: change is inevitable. With more control over your benefits, you may even come out ahead
  by Mary Beth Franklin
• Riding Europe's bull market: Artisan International's scorching results its manager's acumen
  by Steven T. Goldberg
• Merger math: if you know where to look, there are lots of tempting targets
  by Manuel Schiffres
• How to become filly rich
• Is your small-cap fund cheating? Managers say they can't find companies small enough
• Double delight for home sellers: no tax bill and less pesky paperwork
  by Marc L. Schulhof
• 33 ways to save at home
  by Elizabeth Razzi
• O, Canada! The search for real college values leads north of the border
  by Marc L. Schulhof
• Portfolio: big global leaders - these companies are household names almost everywhere
  by Tom Marsico
• One-stop loan shopping: some rate-shopping sites are a tease. These can save you time
  by Joan Goldwasser
• 'I want my life back': Deborah Kronenberg's journey from life support to supporting herself took plenty of guts, determination and creative financing
  by Jane Bennett Clark
• Tax reform: Congress can't seem to get it right
• Family feud
  by Stephanie Gallagher
• Guess what's cooking at Campbell - hint: its future doesn't lie in salsa and pickles
  by Ken Sheets
• Is your job in danger? Even in boom times, be ready for the ax to fall
  by Melissa Mikesell
• How I took back the weekend: why not let somebody else do the shopping and the schlepping?
  by Jane Bennett Clark
• The fearful investor's to-do list: five ways to not be eaten alive by the bear
  by Manuel Schiffres
• Getting a handle on the little stuff
  by Stephanie Gallagher
• The four faces of James O'Shaughnessy
  by Fred W. Frailey