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Articles in Feb 25, 2002 issue of Insight on the News

• What has Daschle done to help recent college grads?
  by John M. Mudd
• On dope row: an exclusive Insight investigative report reveals that scores of inmates are dying of drug overdoses in America's state penal institutions, while administrators deny that their prisons have a drug problem. Here are the numbers, and why accord
  by Timothy W. Maier
• Righting the liberal news slant
  by Christian Toto
• Al-Qaeda Thugs deserve unusual punishment
  by James L. Martin
• State teachers union taken to task for misbehaving
  by Hans S. Nichols
• Peter Taylor: a Writer's Life
  by George Garrett
• Mark my words … I mean what I say
• Resource development and environmental preservation share symbiosis
  by Sean Paige
• The Montana Stories
  by Stephanie Deutsch
• Oster uses music to mold young lives: acclaimed piano teacher Bella Oster mentors music students with an approach that instills lifelong values such as discipline, respect and a love of competition
  by Stephen Goode
• Eyewitnesses confirm sordid behavior of U.S. contractors
• When Bush talks, people listen
  by Jennifer G. Hickey
• Bias crimes: critics claim political correctness has resulted in `journalistic malpractice.'
  by Julia Duin
• Was Hitler's homosexuality Nazism's best-kept secret?
  by Nathaniel S. Lehrman
• Rossotti, Daniels strange bedfellows in `EZ Tax Filing' initiative
  by Hans S. Nichols
• Collected Stories
  by David Skinner
• Mining for `Taliban John's' motives
  by John Elvin
• State Medicaid skimming to be curtailed, someday
  by Sean Paige
• How green is his wallet? Environmental groups refuse to criticize the ranching and land-management practices of billionaire Ted Turner because his foundation gives millions to their cause
  by Audrey Hudson
• Symposium
  by Sonia Arrison
• In war on terrorism, there is no stopping at Afghanistan
  by Christopher John Mitchell, Sr.
• Will EPA clean up its sludge policy? The EPA publicly promotes treated human sewage as a safe fertilizer for cropland, but internally officials have raised concerns about gaps in the agency's research
  by Sheila R. Cherry
• Mellow dramas: two recent releases suggest that Hollywood just might think it's cool to be corny
  by Rex Roberts
• Markets remain wary of another Enron
  by Jamie Dettmer
• College offers profs freshmen `history'
  by Stephen Goode
• Hateship, Friendship, Loveship, Courtship, Marriage
  by Bruce Allen
• Did you know?
• A letter from the Editor
  by Paul M. Rodriguez
• Tighter security in store for seaports: the Bush team wants to spend $11 billion to protect the nation's harbors from terrorist attacks. But critics fear the new security initiatives will stifle global trade
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Probing Tom Daschle's `wife problem'
  by John Elvin
• Ashcroft's coverup scandalizes U.S. capital
  by Suzanne Fields
• And people say ballroom dancing isn't a real sport
  by Stephen Goode
• Gen-Xers give Ukraine new hope: plagued by stagflation and government corruption, the Ukraine could be transformed by a new generation of politicians pushing for Western-style economic reforms
  by Douglas Burton
• Professor discovers good TV: the X-Files