Issue Contents
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| # | Article | Article Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "I know it ain't no Percasso, Ethel, but it was dirt cheap." | The art market's last fad is drawings according to Julie Nelson. |
| 2 | How user-friendly will buildings actually become? | Even with the passage of the ADA, Winston Burt feels that many segments of business and industry will not be meeting the act's compliance deadline. |
| 3 | Medical mix-ups. | Sound alike prescription drugs are causing a number of deaths and injuries according to Karla Fegley. |
| 4 | Summer reading enrichment program comes to successful conclusion at University of Northern Iowa | Nearly three dozen children ages 7-11 participated in the summer reading program. |
| 5 | The second-hardest workers at the summer games. | People working behind the scenes at the Olympics are not far behind the athletes in terms of efforts given according to Nancy Justis. |
| 6 | Unique master's degree program between UNI and Taiwan | Science teachers from Taiwan are enrolled in a four year program leading to a master of arts in science education from UNI. Classes are held during the summer. In addition, two UNI professors will teach during the month of February in Taiwan. |
| 7 | Will the "coddled" leader continue "thumbing his nowe at the world?' | Dhirendra Vajpeyi states that U.S. deployment of Patriot missles and an aircraft carrier will not necessarily keep Saddam Hussein in line. |