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Articles in August 30, 1999 issue of Insight on the News

• Congress Calls Clinton to Task on Embassy Waiver
  by Amy R. Gershkoff
• All Aboard the Artrain
  by Patrick Butters
• Fed-Mandated Toilets Flush Without Success
  by John Elvin
• An Emergency Census?
  by Scott Rubush
• Correspondence
• Buddy, Can You Spare a Pint?
  by Timothy W. Maier
• Conservatives Encourage Right Writing
  by Michele Reaves
• Half of Americans Suffer Under a Santa Claus Vision of Government
  by Walter E. Williams
• Jerry Springer: The Man Who Would Be Senator?
  by Berin Szoka
• Boneheaded About History
  by Kelly Patricia O'Meara
• Did You Know?
  by John Elvin
• Federal Funds Lost in Las Vegas
  by Scott Rubush
• Pure Water
  by Berin Szoka
• Cohen Fires Back
  by Sam Cohen
• Society Salutes Pistol-Packin' Nuns in Colombia
  by John Elvin
• Defense Employees Plunder Health-Care Program
  by Scott Rubush
• Campus Contrasts in Black and White
  by Sean Paige
• Alma Mater Makeover
  by Andrea Billups
• 2000 Ad
  by Frank Jr. Gaffney
• Richardson Sounds Off on Espionage Suspect; Chinese Test-Fire Missiles
  by Jennifer G. Hickey
• Mary Cassatt's Feminist Vision
  by Joanna Shaw-Eagle
• Vets Won't Forget Fonda's `Hanoi Jane' Role
  by John Elvin
• First Lady As Celebrity
  by Suzanne Fields
• Christian Colleges Stay the Course
  by Michael Rust
• Charge on Gettysburg
  by Andrea Billups
• Q: Should Washington police the use of standardized assessment tests?
• The Dreaded Y2K Computer Bug
  by Berin Szoka
• Life Among the Ruins
  by Don Feder
• Ashes May Be Committed to the Deep After a Long Wait Unless You're a Kennedy
  by John Elvin
• Public Broadcasting Flouts the Law
  by Reed Irvine
• Hillary Proves Talk Is Cheap
  by Jamie Dettmer
• A Safe Place in the Sun
  by Karen Goldberg Goff
• Mark My Words … I Mean What I Say
  by John Elvin
• Schools of Thought
  by Stephen Goode
• Utilities Brace for Y2K
  by William Glanz
• `Outstanding' Educator Offers Scholarly Advice
  by Stephen Goode