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Articles in Sep 1998 issue of NEA Today

• Continuing on: How can I find out how much I can expect to receive from Social Security when I retire?
• And the band plays on
• Staying safe in cyberspace
• Teaching takes time
• What about the First Amendment
  by Simpson, Michael D
• Letters
• Bytes for beginners
• Keeping kids healthy, safe, and well-nourished
• Makeup day
• Paying for long-term care
• Dear Dr. Discipline...
• How do you get a kid to smile?
• Some facts on IDEA '97
• Keeping schools running
• Better start cramming...
• Voices against the violence
• Linking home & school
• No class commercials
• Teachers are so vital
• Back on track
• An unintentional hero
  by Rudler, Ron
• A Different Mirror: A History of Multicultural America
  by Banks, James
• High times
• Start smart!
  by Gutloff, Karen
• Multiculturalism's five dimensions
  by Tucker, Michelle
• On a roll
• Getting the right IDEA
• Why some students rage
  by Large, Rena
• What can we do about school violence?
• It's back-to-school night...
• Looking for inspiration?
  by Harshbarger, Bill
• Helping kids learn
• You said it
  by Fischer, Bill
• finishing touch, The
• Enlivening that first day
• Tax-deferred annuities
  by Rowland, Mary
• Full speed ahead!
  by Chase, Bob
• Special delivery
• Taking threats seriously
  by Simpson, Michael D
• Breaking up the gang
• Breakthrough at forty feet
• Getting started: Should I join an investment club?
• Race and History: Selected Essays 1938-1988
  by Banks, James
• Testiness in the Tarheel State
• Good 'FIT' with families
• Dreamkeepers: Successful Teachers of African American Children, The
  by Banks, James
• Extra innings
• What makes 'em so mad...
• Big man on campus
• Protection? Rejection!
• Can these two mobilize parents?
  by Weiss, Stefanie
• Tough cookie? No, Brownie!
• Should schools sell cola companies exclusive rights?
  by McNosky, Dee; Gump, Judy