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Articles in Fall, 2004 issue of Education Next

• Fallin behind: as children move through school, the black-white achievement gap expands
  by Roland G. Fryer
• The newest Americans: integrating the great Hispanic migration
  by Nathan Glazer
• Netting an elusive breed: disadvantaged schools need better teachers. Here's how to attract and retain them
  by Mark Warner
• School inflation: the dramatic growth in school size during the 20th century yields evidence that bigger is not necessarily better
  by Christopher Berry
• Technical difficulties: information technology could help schools do more with less. If only educators knew how to use it
  by Frederick M. Hess
• The Brown irony: racial progress eventually came to pass—everywhere but in public schools
  by Paul E. Peterson
• The days before Brown: growing up in segregated schools
  by Leonard A. Slade, Jr.
• Will vouchers arrive in Colorado? The legislature enacts a new voucher law—and the courts say, not so fast
  by Lance D. Fusarelli
• Consequences of Brown
  by Leonie Haimson
• The detracking movement: despite the efforts of the educational progressives, tracking remains standard practice
  by Maureen T. Hallinan
• The struggle continues: Brown v. Board of Education ended legally sanctioned segregation, but the decision's promise awaits fulfillment
  by Howard Fuller
• Book alert
• How vouchers came to D.C.: the inside story of the Bush administration's successful effort to bring school choice to the nation's capital
  by Spencer S. Hsu
• Reform in Britain
  by Peter Robinson
• A stranger in two worlds: moving from segregated to integrated schools proved to be a mixed blessing
  by Warren Simmons
• Technology in education: will the reality ever match the lofty promises of reformers?
• How many intelligences?
• The human touch: in the rush to place a computer on every desk, schools are neglecting intellectual creativity and personal growth
  by Lowell Monke
• Selective memory: textbooks whitewash the '60s
  by Diane Ravitch
• Selling supplemental services: can school districts regulate the growing tutoring industry while also serving as a major provider?
  by Siobhan Gorman
• Abolish school boards?