Could Universal Healthcare Work?
The United States spends more than 14 percent of its gross national product on healthcare, more than any other in […]
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Daily Archives: April 10, 2004
Being Bullied
Eleven-year-old Brian has mild cerebral palsy and learning disabilities. Until a few months ago, he had a “sunny” disposition and […]
Forging Ahead
You know how grumpy you can get when you’ve spent the night tossing and turning? Not to mention how sluggish […]
It’s A Human Thing – Things I’ve Learned Along The Way
Believe in yourself, even when others do not. This is to say, especially when others do not. You are the […]
Letter to Gov. Tim Pawlenty
This letter to Gov. Pawlenty was sent to Access Press for inclusion in our “Letters to the Editor” section. Dear […]
INCOME: A Career Development Model You May Want to Learn
In 2002, Scott Beveridge, Sharon Heller Craddock, and James Liesener published “INCOME: A Framework for Conceptualizing the Career Development of […]
Letters to the Editor – April 2004
My brother wrote this to my daughter, Sarah, for her birthday and I felt it should be published, if you’d […]
Editor’s Column – April 2004
If you are reading this, you’ve already seen that one of our dreams for Access Press has finally become a […]
Scanning the Horizon for Computer Access
For some individuals, physical control of muscles is limited. One of my students is only able to move his head. […]
