General Assistance Medical Care Threatened
The legislature, in an effort to balance the budget, will most likely be cutting or eliminating General Assistance (GA) and […]
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Monthly Archives: February 2003
Interim Minneapolis Central Library: How Accessible?
Last month’s Access Press reported on the new downtown Minneapolis Public Library being planned for construction on the site of […]
The Foster Doll Project
For months, foster and adoptive parents have been collecting hundreds of used, thrift store dolls for use in a legislative […]
Independence in Typing
An adapted keyboard is any specially designed keyboard that assists in accessing the computer. If a person is having difficulties […]
Mister Benjamin Goes to Washington
Washington D.C. represents the center of our democracy and it is well worth a visit, whether you are disabled or […]
Accessing America
My disability is not that severe, at least according to my friends. Most people have difficulty even seeing it once […]
Letters to the Editor – February 2003
According to my old dictionary, compliance is defined in this way: 1. act of complying; act of doing as another […]
Peace – One Person at a Time
I recently saw the movie “The Gangs of New York.” I won’t say I enjoyed it, but I would recommend […]
“SuperBike” Mike and “The Man With Two Brains”
Being a psychiatrist sometimes seems to be right up there in job respect with Mafia lawyer, Enron accountant and Vikings […]
Editor’s Column – February 2003
The budget crunch is becoming more and more of a reality as the days go by. I’m hearing people say: […]
Phase I Budge Cuts in Health and Human Services
buy electronic cigarettes online div>writing an argumentative essay h2>Crisis deepens for Phase II The House and Senate adopted their proposals […]
Learning About No. 7
Jane Diers Wong grew up in a family that told stories. Her grandmother had been raised in Duluth, and every […]
