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Articles in Sep 1996 issue of NEA Today

• Sporting chance
• Questions for Ted Sizer
• Bringing unity to the table
• Together, let us achieve big things!
  by Chase, Bob
• Support employees join up
• Melting metal after work
• Taking big bites
• In the spotlight
• Letters
• Breaking the sound barrier
• Teaching tough math
• Pulling out the stops
• Educated investor
• Mastering the tasks at hand
• He didn't run alone
• A poster for your thoughts
• Leading NEA to the 21st century
  by Merina, Anita
• Tutors & computers
• Ready to speak up for public education?
• Polishing Puyallup's fire plugs
• NEA RA--textbook democracy, The
• Organizing the unorganized
• Hallway humor
• Summer shift
• You said it
  by Fischer, Bill
• Good grades worth bucks
• Election day turnaround
• Cutting college costs
  by Rowland, Mary
• What we earn: Clerk-typists
• 5 tips for integrated thematic instruction
• Workload? What workload?
• What we earn: Custodians
• Resources
• Save the rain forest
• Election year advocate
• Bytes for beginners
• Flying high
• What we earn: Payroll clerks
• City Kids, City Teachers: Reports from the Front Row
  by Weiss, Stefanie
• Facts to keep at your fingertips
• Riding the homework bus
• A town is reborn
• Delegates focus on the future
• Affording medical care...
• Sense for kids
• Talk back!
  by Lemken, Steve
• From the ground up
• What's changed in 30 years?
  by Blegen, Mary Beth
• Speaking for everybody
• Will My Name Be Shouted Out? Reaching Inner City Students Through the Power of Writing
  by Weiss, Stefanie
• Sign of two worlds
• Alternative course
• What we earn: Library clerks
• Dole, GOP rank-and-file disagree on education
• What we earn: Bus drivers
• A craft in itself
• Live, from Twisp
• Computer is baker's helper
• Bringing history to life
• A thing of beauty
• Hearing the joyful call
• Educators face down fear
• Have a safe ride
  by Samorodin, Janet
• Finding a cure for sick buildings
• Mendocino gets wired
• In-service nightmare
• What we earn: Building secretaries
• President's message
  by Chase, Bob
• What we earn: Noninstructional assistants
• What do you want to be?
• What you should know about charter schools
  by DiLorenzo, Andrea
• Keeping drivers in the driver's seat
• One step ahead
• wisdom of prevention, The
• Join the 21st century
• What we earn: Central office secretaries
• Teachers take charge
• Serving up special meals
• What we earn: Instructional assistants
• Flirting or hurting?
  by Simpson, Michael D

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