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The IRE Resource Center is a major research library containing more than 23,250 investigative stories — both print and broadcast.

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  • High-Tech Teaching

    Schools up and down California are racing to put PCs in the classroom, hook up to the Net and otherwise get themselves wired. But while national research shows a payoff in better academic achievement, The Mercury News shows that California schools that invest heavily in computers, CD-ROMS, VCRs, laser disc players and the like generally have no better test scores than schools that don't. (Jan. 14, 1996)

    Tags: Technology; Computers; Learning Methods; Students

    By Christopher H. Schmitt;Larry Slonaker

    Mercury News (San Jose, Calif.)

    1996

  • Prosecution of an Information Highway Patrolman

    New Times investigates the firing of patrol officer Lorne Shantz by the Arizona Department of Public Safety for bringing shame to the agency by knowingly operating a computer bulletin board with obscene materials such as child pornography.

    Tags: Technology CD-ROMs Hermaphrodites BBS

    By Amy Silverman

    New Times (Phoenix)

    1995