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Taming the storm: a hurricane's violent winds can ravage coastlines. Can scientists find a way to stop these devastating storms?(EARTH: HURRICANES): An article from: Science World
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Taming the storm: a hurricane's violent winds can rava…
By: Britt Norlander
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A New Mexico--or still the old? When Vicente Fox won the Mexican presidency, he captivated the nation with his promises of sweeping change. Two years ... An article from: New York Times Upfront
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A New Mexico--or still the old? When Vicente Fox won the Me…
By: Herbert Buchsbaum
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Leading by example: Jerry Moore has walked the walk without talking the talk in guiding Appalachian State to three straight Division 1-AA ... An article from: Coach and Athletic Director
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Leading by example: Jerry Moore has walked the walk without…
By: Kevin Newell
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"My mom beat breast cancer": actress Brenda Song put her own fears aside to help her mom recover from a serious illness.(Family)(Cover story): An article from: Scholastic Choices
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"My mom beat breast cancer": actress Brenda Song …
By: Alexis Burling
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1936: The 'Nazi Olympics': Adolf Hitler tried to turn the Berlin games into a showcase for 'Aryan superiority.' but a black American track-and-field ... An article from: New York Times Upfront
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1936: The 'Nazi Olympics': Adolf Hitler tried to …
By: Courtney Potts
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A Fierce Hunter.(eagles trained as hunters in Central Asia)(Brief Article): An article from: New York Times Upfront
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A Fierce Hunter.(eagles trained as hunters in Central Asia)…
By: Stephen Kinzer
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Selfish vs. selfless: if you're stuck between trying to get what you want & feeling pressure to let others get what they want, it's time to learn the ... An article from: Scholastic Choices
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Selfish vs. selfless: if you're stuck between trying t…
By: Jeffrey Dinsmore
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The truth about "rehab" drug addiction: the reality is far from glamorous.(HEADS UP REAL NEWS ABOUT DRUGS AND YOUR BODY): An article from: Junior Scholastic
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The truth about "rehab" drug addiction: the reali…
By: Gale Reference Team
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In Haiti, hungry lives & early deaths: governments rise and fall, but do little to help the nation's impoverished people and devastated economy.(International): An article from: New York Times Upfront
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In Haiti, hungry lives & early deaths: governments rise…
By: Tim Weiner
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Race matters: this year, the Supreme Court could dismantle affirmative action. Would it be ending an unfair practice or hurting the cause of racial equality?: An article from: New York Times Upfront
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Race matters: this year, the Supreme Court could dismantle …
By: Eric Nagourney
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Climbing blind: in Tibet, where the blind are treated as outcasts, six blind teenagers set an improbable record trekking through the Himalayas.(International): An article from: New York Times Upfront
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Climbing blind: in Tibet, where the blind are treated as ou…
By: Kimi Puntillo
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Masters of the sea: believe it or not, you couldn't live without plankton. From jellyfish to tiny plants, these drifters power the planet.(Life: plankton): An article from: Science World
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Masters of the sea: believe it or not, you couldn't li…
By: Karen De Seve
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Stuck in time: as Cubans grow restless after 46 years of Fidel Castro's rule, the government is cracking down on those it considers its enemies.(Cover Story): An article from: New York Times Upfront
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Stuck in time: as Cubans grow restless after 46 years of Fi…
By: Ginger Thompson
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Ask mapman[TM].(Brief Article): An article from: Junior Scholastic
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Ask mapman[TM].(Brief Article): An article from: Junior Sch…
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Teen athletes: many kids dream of playing in the big leagues. But at what cost?(USA): An article from: Junior Scholastic
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Teen athletes: many kids dream of playing in the big league…
By: Victor Landauro
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Who will win the White House? This election is now in the hands of U.S. voters.(News special: election 2004): An article from: Junior Scholastic
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Who will win the White House? This election is now in the h…
By: Karen Fanning
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Close-up: teen brain: the thrills of a lifetime.(Heads Up Real News About Drugs And Your Body)(related article: Brain Change: Two Very Different Ways): An article from: Scholastic Choices
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Close-up: teen brain: the thrills of a lifetime.(Heads Up R…
By: Laura D'Angelo
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Free expression in a virtual world: Peter Ludlow was booted from the Sims online game after reporting on player misbehavior. Now the Michigan ... An article from: New York Times Upfront
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Free expression in a virtual world: Peter Ludlow was booted…
By: Amy Harmon
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Debugging the ballot: counting votes should be easy. But counting millions is another matter. And when the system breaks down, the failures can be ... An article from: New York Times Upfront
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Debugging the ballot: counting votes should be easy. But co…
By: Peter Vilbig
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Ban Barbie dolls?(Debate): An article from: Junior Scholastic
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Ban Barbie dolls?(Debate): An article from: Junior Scholast…
By: Gale Reference Team
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Smart talk: do you use your cell phone responsibly? These tips can keep you from closing connection.(your life): An article from: Scholastic Choices
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Smart talk: do you use your cell phone responsibly? These t…
By: Soroya Pottinger
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The case of the plaster disaster: this month, learn about limestone.(science mystery): An article from: SuperScience
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The case of the plaster disaster: this month, learn about l…
By: Britt Norlander
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What do you know?(cartoon and vocabulary exercises): An article from: Junior Scholastic
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What do you know?(cartoon and vocabulary exercises): An art…
By: Gale Reference Team
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Name that element! This element can be a real gem. It helps scientists see distant planets, and allows hang gliders to lift off. If you treat this ... CHEMISTRY): An article from: Science World
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Name that element! This element can be a real gem. It helps…
By: Jacqueline Adams
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Hands-on science (no lab required): after reading "Movie Magic", learn how the coordinate system helps animators make films.: An article from: Science World
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Hands-on science (no lab required): after reading "Mov…
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Science news.(CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING): An article from: Science World
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Science news.(CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING): An article from: Sc…
By: Gale Reference Team
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Iraq's lost generation. (World).: An article from: Junior Scholastic
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Iraq's lost generation. (World).: An article from: Jun…
By: Kim Ghattas
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Battle over the paddle: is corporal punishment an effective disciplinary tool in school or a form of child abuse?(Education): An article from: New York Times Upfront
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Battle over the paddle: is corporal punishment an effective…
By: Dan Frosch
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Food for thought: how New Orleans students are turning seeds into tasty treats.(SPECIAL PULLOUT SECTION: EARTH: TAKING ACTION): An article from: Junior Scholastic
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Food for thought: how New Orleans students are turning seed…
By: Natalie Smith
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Stunning sea flower, or deadly animal? A scientist travels the world to unlock the secrets of strange and beautiful sea anemones.(BIOLOGY: ... Rodriguez ): An article from: Science World
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Stunning sea flower, or deadly animal? A scientist travels …
By: Sara Goudarzi
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India: land of many faiths: religious traditions play a vital role in the lives of many Indian teens.(World)(Cover Story): An article from: Junior Scholastic
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India: land of many faiths: religious traditions play a vit…
By: Mannika Chopra
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The scoop on acne: Zits have you down? Do you think the pimples on your body will never go away? This Q & A about acne will help you understand what's ... Article): An article from: Scholastic Choices
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The scoop on acne: Zits have you down? Do you think the pim…
By: Sabrina Solin
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