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Articles in Winter 2002/2003 issue of Issues in Science and Technology

• Broadband on the run
  by Courrier, Kathleen
• Blocking invasive aquatic species
  by Cangelosi, Allegra
• President Bush signs cybersecurity R&D bill
• Highway research for the 21st century
  by Skinner, Robert E Jr
• forgotten half, The
  by Lynch, Lisa M
• Testy about testing
  by Finneran, Kevin
• Proposed big increases for R&D in FY 2003 may be in jeopardy
• Can the testing industry meet growing demand?
  by Jorgensen, Margaret
• No child left behind
  by Sclafani, Susan
• Forum
• Knowing what students know
  by Pellegrino, James W
• California approves landmark stem cell legislation
• Republican control of Congress could lead to science policy changes
• hazards of high-stakes testing, The
  by Shepard, Lorrie A
• New system to scrutinize foreign students hits snags
• Archives: Lloyd V. Berkner
• Science and technology in foreign policy
  by Neureiter, Norman P
• Department of Homeland Security will have big S&T component
• Congress approves bill authorizing a doubling of NSF spending
• Real numbers
  by Sheehan, Jerry
• Wanted: Scientific leadership on climate
  by Pielke, Roger Jr; Sarewitz, Daniel
• Everyday threats to aircraft safety
  by Strauss, Bill; Morgan, M Granger
• Attracting the best and the brightest
  by Zumeta, William; Raveling, Joyce S
• Improving workplace hazard communication
  by Fagotto, Elena; Fung, Archon
• Conflicts of interest in human subjects research
  by Ehringhaus, Susan; Korn, David