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Articles in July 27, 1998 issue of Insight on the News

• Many teachers prefer choice schools over public campuses
  by Deroy Murdock
• If at first they don't succeed, cry, cry again
  by Sean Paige
• Is a nationwide network for immunization records a good idea?
  by Claire Broome
• Among the young at art
  by Christine Montgomery
• Supreme Court scorecard
  by David Wagner
• More rigor, less wonder
  by Marian Kester Coombs
• A commonsense ruling on sex harassment … may change rules for lawyers harassing schools for huge fees
  by Ralph R. Reiland
• Arbor advice
  by Joseph Szadkowski
• Stroke of his pen subverts the law
  by Keith Russell
• Black conservatives weave political web
  by Dave Boyer
• We love you, nanny dearest
  by Stephen Goode
• When it rains, it pays
  by Sean Paige
• Green light to urban blight
  by Sean Paige
• Union on a roll in Vegas
  by Timothy Burn
• Well edited … but too many notes: the Riverside Milton improves upon earlier editions, despite 'muddled' interpretation
  by Mark Womack
• Clinton Shanghais Taiwan - yet again
  by James P. Lucier
• Muckraker Silverstein says money corrupts
  by Stephen Goode
• New fund helps low-income students meet costs of private schools
  by Laura R. Vanderkam
• When money talks
  by Michael Rust
• Deficit hits record high
  by Patrice Hill