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Articles in March 30, 1998 issue of Insight on the News

• Q: Should state funding of the Kinsey Institute's sexual research end?
  by Beverly R. Newman
• Writing is thirsty work for aspiring publicans
  by Tiffany Danitz
• McDougal's loss is Starr's loss
  by Jamie Dettmer
• America gets excellent scores for dumbing down its students
  by Mona Charen
• Teachers union megamerger would create funding base
  by Julia Duin
• The servicemen we left behind
  by James P. Lucier
• What's good for the goose is good for the Grimm
• U.S. teachers lead race toward education's nadir
  by Richard Grenier
• More frogs live to croak
  by Virginia McCord
• American press: just what facts?
  by Michael Rust
• Cartoonists and caricaturists bloom like cherry blossoms
  by Patrick Butters
• Glass house throws stones
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Labels and quotas still fill spectrum of 'color blindness.'
  by Denny Murdock
• Deactivating auto air bags can be costly
• The White House counterattacks
  by Tiffany Danitz
• The Country of Marriage
  by Rex Roberts
• America should become a more grateful nation
  by Woody West
• Clinton's Asian superfunds
  by Keith Russell
• A Working Girl Can't Win
  by Rex Roberts
• A lake full of pork
  by Michael Rust
• Dean Ornish says good health springs from love and intimacy
  by Stephen Goode
• Trendy Irish pubs invade Manhattan and beyond
  by Tiffany Danitz
• Super Starr
  by Timothy W. Maier
• Birthday Letters
  by Henry Taylor
• One man dares to go against the grain of Congressional spending
  by Michael Rust