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Articles in Nov 1998 issue of NEA Today

• Continuing on
• Bytes for beginners
• Keep kids from making babies
  by Cook, Moira
• Helping new teachers succeed
• Steer the course
• Tips for bridging the gap
• Putting trust on paper
• Join an undersea search
• Where are the pilgrims from?
• Taking the members' pulse
• You said it
  by Fischer, Bill
• Protecting yourself from the blows
  by Simpson, Michael D
• Three Plays in Two Languages
• Danger in the workplace
• Getting started
• Hurdling toward victory
• ESP organizing boost
• Insurance Rx for students
• Time for good books
• Parents respond to TLC
• Writers bloc forms in Texas
• Keeping the family home
• Caleb Powers and the Mountain Army
• When children witness violence
• long way home, The
• Brand-new tune
• Handywoman's special
• NEA Today life: Send in the clowns
• Academic freedom takes a hit
  by Simpson, Michael D
• ESP members make 'partner'
• TV tips
• generation gap, The
• Why buy disability insurance?
  by Rowland, Mary
• Super Cowboys
• When parents back out
• Will part-timers win parity?
• Part of the Deeper Sea
• Federal resources
• Beyond age-old stereotypes
  by Huntley, Gene
• Meet Doug E. Doug: Cool readings with a 'Cosby Kid'
  by Gardner, Bonnie
• Daffy definitions
• A new deal for new teachers
  by Chase, Bob
• Top 10 list for teacher quality
• hearing was heard, The
• Going beyond tolerance
• Finding 'A Hope in the Unseen'
  by Gilman, Susan
• Letters
• WISE about science
• Education leaders
• Music Reviews Quarterly
• A law you can't ignore
• Debate: Should we correct students' grammar all the time, every time?
  by Angle, Donna; Knight, Katherine Wright