Articles from Junior Scholastic (March 8, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A day in the life of South Africa: a decade after the end of apartheid, life in a South African township remains a challenge.	Jurgensen, Jeffrey		1548
Africa.		Brief Article	226
African Queens: the true stories of three of the most extraordinary women of the ancient world.	McCollum, Sean		1419
Back from extinction.		Brief Article	216
Children and hunger.			484
Close-up: teen brain.			1034
Eleanor Roosevelt: once, the U.S. President's wife was expected to be a silent partner. Eleanor Roosevelt changed that rule forever.	Price, Sean		1268
Election 2004: the race narrows.		Brief Article	341
Famines through history.			656
Fewer teens use drugs.			383
How much of a threat?		Brief Article	224
Hunger and girls' education.			579
Hunger in the world.			547
Junior scholastic understanding world hunger.			446
Land and water: earth's physical features are incredibly varied.			641
Mission to Mars: U.S. astronauts may again walk on the moon--and someday land on Mars.	Brown, Bryan		1140
News IQ.			122
Political cartoon.			201
Quick quiz.			480
Some fun.			160
Test your map skills: hunger in Africa.		Brief Article	259
The world's hungriest countries.			533
U.S. School Lunch Program.			344
Unemployment trends.		Brief Article	167
World hunger: a global problem.	McCabe, Suzanne		160