The Braille Monitor
Vol. 42, No. 4 May, 1999
Barbara Pierce, Editor
Published in inkprint, in Braille, and on cassette by
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MARC MAURER, PRESIDENT
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A new five-story building to house the National Research and Training
Institute for the Blind is planned for construction early in the next
century. Here is a photograph of the model of this building showing the
new construction as it will stand on the southwest corner of the National
Center for the Blind complex.
Contents
Vol. 42, No. 4 May, 1999
The
Monica Stugelmeyer Case, the United States Senator, and the
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
by Marc Maurer
Exploring
Atlanta
by Alfred Falligan
Local
Organizations of the Blind: How to Build and Strengthen Them
Open Letter to New Chapter Presidents
by Barbara Pierce
Keeping
Sight of the Vision: Leadership in the NFB
by Bruce Gardner
Making the Vision Come True: An Open Letter to Arizona
Federationists
by Bruce Gardner
Public
Relations: A Tool for Chapter-Building
by David Milner
ATM
Accessibility
by Chris Kuell
Review:
Privileged Hands: An Autobiography
by Brian Buhrow
Fredric
K. Schroeder, a Man of Confidence
by David Bolton
Sewing
by Ramona Walhof
Braille Monitor, May 1999, Complete Issue
Copyright (c) 1999 National Federation of the Blind