ADAPT Locks Horns with Unions
120 arrested in Chicago when ADAPT refused to sign statement supporting institutions Chicago—Last month, ADAPT confronted Council 31 of the […]
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Monthly Archives: October 2007
Who is Big Al?
Teen with Asperger’s Syndrome is hot, new WWE wrestling commentator My name is Alex Moshenko. I am 14 years old […]
“Unbelieveable” Lack of Staff
MinnARC’s 1964 Survey Led to Increased Care at State Hospitals On September 9, 1964, the Minnesota Association for Retarded Children […]
Corrections – October 2007
• Regarding the article “‘Artability’ Thrives” (September 10, 2007), the author was incorrectly listed as Rachel Koep. The actual author […]
Editor’s Column – October 2007
The Charlie Smith Community Award annually recognizes individuals who demonstrate an exceptional degree of commitment to the disability community. This […]
Difficult Homecoming
Local collaborative raises awareness for vets who have invisible disabilities The concept “wounded war veteran” generally suggests an obvious physical […]
Curb Cuts Cut
Recent Stillwater construction projects have ignored ADA Two recent major building projects by the city of Stillwater have either violated […]
Bring Back Unions for PCAs
Addressing concerns raised in last month’s article I found last month’s article “Is Unionization of PCAs the Answer?” very interesting […]
Minnesota Murderball
Quad rugby arrives in the Twin Cities Sprinting toward the end zone, muscles straining for that last ounce of speed, […]
Where’s the Job?
(Author’s note: On September 5, 2007, I was invited to St. Paul to testify on behalf of the disability community […]
Ending Poverty by 2020
Legislative Commission Collects Testimony Statewide to Build Plan In 2006 the Minnesota Legislature created the Legislative Commission to End Poverty […]
Getting a Good Haircut
Customers and stylists speak out on using PCAs at the salon Dawn Kreutz of Eden Prairie still remembers the bad […]
