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Articles in March 15, 1993 issue of Insight on the News

• Nuclear inspections approach could explode in our faces - concern over International Atomic Energy Agency's military weapon policy for Iraq - Column
  by Stephen Bryen
• The curriculum that ate New York - controversy over New York New York's first grade teaching guide that encourages lessons about different lifestyles and multicultural diversity - Cover Story
  by Stephanie Gutmann
• Anti-beef claims hard to swallow - Jeremy Rifkin's campaign to change beef consumption and inspection and cooking standards - Column
  by Dennis Avery
• Public lands policy may spell trouble - Sec of Interior Bruce Babbitt's policy of reducing multiple use rights for public lands - Column
  by Matthew Hoffman
• My Life as Author and Editor. - book reviews
  by Daniel Mark Epstein
• The pension bandits are on the loose - Bill Clinton's economic proposals to tax pension contributions and investment earnings - Column
  by Paul Craig Roberts
• The deficit devil made him do it - Bill Clinton's economic proposals to include the raising of taxes - Column
  by Terry Eastland
• Motor voter bill steering us wrong - legislation to allow voter registration when people obtain driver's licenses, welfare, unemployment, library cards, marriage licenses and other documents - Column
  by Samuel Francis
• Education is the real cure - using government resources to educate parents about the importance of childhood vaccinations - Column
  by Suzanne Fields
• The decline and fall of anthropology - controversy over the quantitative and qualitative measure of societies
  by Stephen Goode
• New testing ground for the other Cuomo - Andrew Cuomo, son of New York State Governor Mario Cuomo
  by Kenneth Silber
• The Clinton counterrevolution - The Last Word - Bill Clinton's policies that make federal government the source of all solutions to all national problems - Column
  by Richard Starr