Articles from Junior Scholastic (December 13, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
An oily mess. (Environment).			243
Around alone update. (Adventure).			173
Bringing the world to your classroom.	McCabe, Suzanne		184
Central Europe.			269
Greek vs. Greek: From 431 to 404 B.C., Greece's two mightiest city-states battled each other for control of land and sea. In the end, both would lose. (World History Play).	Hanson-Harding, Alexandra		1339
Harriet Tubman and the freedom train: Harriet Tubman knew the cruelties of slavery firsthand. That's one reason she risked her life--again and again--to help others gain freedom. (American History).	McCabe, Suzanne		1396
Inspectors head to Iraq. (International).			198
Knowledge Bowl #3.			758
Nature's fury. (National).			237
News IQ. (News Skills).			122
Political cartoon. (News Skills).			131
Quick quiz.			582
Sibling rivalry: How to turn feuding into friendship. (USA).	McCollum, Sean		958
Slavery in the U.S. (Skills Master).			193
The flood of a century: It crept up quietly, with no one paying much attention. But soon the rising water turned into a raging menace. (World).	Bishop, Randa		1131