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Articles in Sept 15, 1997 issue of Insight on the News

• Life's lessons moved Fred Smith from modern to classic liberal
  by Stephen Goode
• Information overload may be making some Americans sick
  by Jennifer Harper
• Ethnic politics is the name of their game
  by Keith Russell
• Teachers say software often fails to make passing grades
  by Stacie Zoe Berg
• Guesstimation and the Constitution
  by Susan Crabtree
• Subbuteo, anyone?
  by Patrick Butters
• Gulf zealots smile but seek nukes
• Chicago's House of Hope rescues women from city's mean streets
  by Gene Koprowski
• The new Mexican mafia
  by Jamie Dettmer
• For retailers, catalog mail means sales
  by Anne Marriott
• Q: should Congress allow private IRAs to finance K-12 education?
  by Paul Coverdall
• Lessons From Privilege: The American Prep School Tradition
  by Martin Morse Wooster
• Reno ignored brewing security/sex scandal
  by Jamie Dettmer
• As e-mail replaces snail mail, Postal Service goes third class
  by Alan Kline
• Cop Land
  by Suzanne Fields
• Making Headway with the masses
  by Stephen Goode
• Maximum overdrive
  by Gayle M.B. Hanson
• Blame federal subsidies for spiraling tuition
  by Daniel J. Flynn
• Citrus giant gets sweet deal
  by John Berlau
• Burton committee probes U.N. official's gifts to Dems
  by Cliff Kincaid
• G.I. Jane
  by Suzanne Fields