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Articles in Fall 2001 issue of Educational Foundations

High stakes in New York: From a 'last chance, first chance' classroom
by Books, Sue
role of social foundations in education school prestige, The
by Bredo, Eric
Introduction: From the editor
by Pink, William T
Beyond busing: George H. W. Bush and school desegregatioin
by McAndrews, Lawrence J
Community, opportunity, and crime on school property: A quantitative case study
by Bickel, Robert; Dufrene, Roxane

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