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Articles in Winter 1995 issue of Issues in Science and Technology

• Military metamorphosis
  by Korb, Lawrence J
• School daze
  by Finneran, Kevin
• Connecting classrooms, computers, and communities
  by Riley, Richard W
• Setting standards for student achievement
  by Kirst, Michael W
• Should we worry about proliferation?
  by Sigal, Leon V
• Gender equity in science: Still an elusive goal
  by Sonnert, Gerhard
• Environmentalism reconsidered
  by Lewis, Martin W
• A history lesson for Congress
  by Bingaman, Jeff
• Tough choices for a tight budget
  by Metzger, Norman
• Private land, public uses
  by Platt, Rutherford H
• Spotlighting investment in the federal budget
  by Posner, Paul; Myers, Bernard
• Commerce Department dismantlement in limbo
  by Teich, Albert H; Cassidy, Bonnie Bisol
• Graduate education: Adapting to current realities
  by Greene, Raymond G; Hardy, Barry J; Smith, Steven J
• U.S.-Japan cooperation: Time for symmetry
  by Dinneen, Gerald P; Arrison, Thomas
• Nonlethal weapons: New tools for peace
  by Alexander, Lexi R; Klare, Julia L
• long and winding road to a fiscal 1996 federal budget, The
  by Teich, Albert H; Cassidy, Bonnie Bisol
• science of childhood potential, The
  by Langfitt, Thomas W; Asbury, Carolyn H
• Sparks fly at hearings on ozone, global change
  by Teich, Albert H; Cassidy, Bonnie Bisol