Winter 2005 All-Volunteer Army or Military Draft: Does Uncle Sam Want You? by Phyllis Raybin Emert Thousands of U.S. soldiers are stationed right now in Korea, Afghanistan, the Balkans, Okinawa, and other spots around the world. With our military presence in these areas and the war in Iraq, some military experts claim the U.S. is spreading its forces too thin and more soldiers will be needed in the war on terror. New York City’s Draft Riot of ’63 — 1863 Cyberspace Gives Bullies New Weapon But False Sense of Secrecy by Barbara Sheehan Up until recent years, bullies in the schools were fairly recognizable. Whatever their aggressive acts — from pushing other kids in the hallway to teasing classmates in the lunchroom — they were usually out in the open for people to see. Battling for the Bill of Rights by Cheryl Baisden In 1789, when President George Washington ordered a signed copy of the proposed Bill of Rights delivered to each of the original 13 states, he probably had no idea how much trouble one of those copies would cause more than 200 years later. Putting More Bite Into Animal Protection Laws by Cheryl Baisden Although many people regard their pets as members of the family, as important as any other member, the law does not see it that way. Glossary

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