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Articles in August 19, 1996 issue of Insight on the News

• Are privacy rights still inalienable?
  by Stephen Goode
• Geologists now know what makes the world go 'round
  by Phil Berardelli
• Alarmed chairmen express concern about Big Brother
  by Paul M. Rodriguez
• Lone Star
  by Jeffrey R. Sipe
• Data flowing freely onto info highway
  by Lisa Leiter
• Cold Lazarus
  by Rex Roberts
• Cyberspace: a terrorist frontier?
  by Susan Crabtree
• Low budget, high art: critically acclaimed independent filmmaker John Sayles proves that less equals more
  by Jeffrey R. Sipe
• A slap on the wrist for 'naughty' kids
  by Woody West
• Charges continue to haunt Hillary Rodham Clinton
  by John Elvin
• A writer's bid for eternal life: the TV museum is screening the last works of Dennis Potter - TV's 'first fully developed auteur.'
  by Rex Roberts
• Q: was the GOP proposal to reform campaign finance a good idea?
  by William M. Thomas
• Chessmasters who would be Balkan kings: the rivalry between Russians Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov has turned political
  by Jeanne Oliver
• How the FBI files were moved
  by David Wagner
• Shamans, Software, and Spleens: Law and the Construction of the Information Society
  by Leslie Alan Horvitz
• Learning to fly African skies: a little risky, a lot wonderful
  by Colin Barraclough
• High-tech snoops get real personal
  by David Wagner
• Karaoke
  by Rex Roberts
• Launch war on terrorism
  by Alexander N. Rossolimo
• Give us your dutiful and true, your diligent yearning for…
  by Gayle M.B. Hanson
• Access, privacy and power
  by Michael Rust
• New American revolutionaries march to a very different beat
  by Ralph R. Reiland
• Computer geeks hit jackpot with not-so-nerdy concept
  by Anne Marriott