The Braille Monitor
Vol.
45, No. 9
November 2002
Barbara Pierce, Editor
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Contents
Vol. 44, No. 11 November 2002
People of
the Book Lose the Book and Much More: New
Leadership and No Vision at Jewish Braille
Institute of America
by Buffa Hanse
Just Saying
No to Reading Braille (Part One)
by Sheri Wells
Jensen
Blind Kids
Lost in the Educational System
by Caroline
Rounds
Sight Unseen
by Michael
Abrams
Orientation
Centers as Cutting-Edge Empowerment Stations
by James
Omvig
Freedom
For The Blind: A Review
by Alan
Myklebust
Just
Their Dad
by Chris
Kuell
Open
Letter to a Blind Person: Choices That Can Change Your Life
by
Michael Bullis
From
the Technology E-mail Basket
by
Curtis Chong
Hey,
Mom, the Hunter Ed Guy Is Blind
by
Jim Marks
The
2003 National Federation of the Blind Scholarship Program
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