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Articles in Oct 1999 issue of NEA Today

• Maine paras give selves some credit
• Animal abuse put on a short leash
• Alongside of excellence
• Computers: The secrets for classroom success
• In the light lane
• Got a question? Ask Jeeves
• Editor's note
  by Fischer, Bill
• Preserving the past
• Public schools winning voucher battles in court
  by Simpson, Michael D
• Teacher/writer breaks down barriers
• Animated about learning
  by Sternstein, Aliya
• How do you help students with their personal hygiene?
• Bytes for beginners
• Girl power clicks here
• Getting wise to Joe Camel
• A parapro of distinction
• When it comes to money, kids need to know the score
  by Rowland, Mary
• Letters
• Can we talk?
• Calculating how much credentials matter
• Q&A: Have students headed to trouble? Understanding the warning signs
• Nothing left undone
• Tuning in to the adolescent
  by Chase, Bob
• How I did it
  by Dalrymple, Nick
• Going the extra mile
• Anger in the halls
  by Gutloff, Karen
• Adult literacy helps parents help children
• Wheelchairs are tools
• What color is beautiful?
  by Segura-Mora, Alejandro
• Barry Lynn: On vouchers
• Breaking in teachers without breaking them
  by Sternstein, Aliya
• How do you establish an effective partnership between a teacher and a paraprofessional?
• Advanced placement takes center stage
• Cold and flu season coming achoo
• It's okay to act out
• Do you keep a professional file?
• Would stronger gun control laws make schools safer?
  by Smith, Bill; McMorris, Sherry