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Articles in Sep 1999 issue of NEA Today

• Collector of cards
• Small class sizes produce long-term benefits
• Letters
• Wacky Science: A Cookbook for Elementary Teachers
• Teachers Telling Tales Out of School
• Here's how to avoid compu-termination...
• She delivers
• 50 techie tips
• Peer sexual harassment outlawed
  by Simpson, Michael D
• Teacher on the trail
• One loss, three wins
• Building better students is job #1
• Q&A: What can technology really do? See for yourself!
• Special Delivery: Putting Math To Work
• Free or inexpensive
• Signing for academic success
• Going the extra mile
• Girl to Girl: The Real Deal on Being a Girl Today
• How do you help a student who's the target of relentless teasing?
• Making time for technology
• Teens take on crime
• Music to the ears
• Heads up from NEA Member Benefits
• Facing the tragedy at Columbine High
  by Goff, Jane
• Today's slave trade hits a STOP
• Editors note
  by Fischer, Bill
• An earth-shaking activity
• He's head of the class
• Do'ers profile: Larry Smith
• From the NEA Health Information Network
• Where has all the kindness gone?
  by Weiss, Stefanie
• Simply the best
• At-risk students work it out in school
• Restoring respect to our schools
• Bytes for beginners
• Courage from Columbine
  by Chase, Bob
• Why Johnny Died
• How to get free help
• Easing the strain of students' stress
  by Large, Rena
• Resources for support staff
• Kudos to...NEA affiliates at work for safety
• It can happen in your school
• In the light lane
• Should you jump onboard the high-tech express?
  by Rowland, Mary
• A community goes on strike
• How I did it
  by Masenas, Jane
• Thrifty educator
  by May, Susan
• Interview: William Pollack--on decoding boys
• How do you keep parents of high school students interested in what's going on at school?
• 1999-2000 resolutions of the National Education Association, The
• Who needs vouchers?
• Debate: Should school computer labs be phased out?
  by Barr, Barbara; Serim, Ferdi