
Volume 9, No.4
Summer 1995
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Funding for Justice
A Special Report on Finance and Equity
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Savage Inequalities Four Years Later
Rethinking Schools interviews Jonathan Kozol
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Where Has the Money Gone?
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Debunking The Myth that the U.S. Spends More on Schools
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Michigan Reform: Controversy Escalates
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G.I. Bill Doesn’t Vouch for Vouchers
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Computers and Equity
Will Poor Kids Be Left Behind on the Information Highway?
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Justice and Equity
Powerful Ideas for Powerful Kids

Volume 9, No.3
Spring 1995
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Wisconsin Debates Religious Vouchers
Controversy Ignites ‘Battle of the Century’
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Parents and School Choice: Beyond the Rhetoric
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Lessons of the Vietnam War
Teaching the Forgotten 50th Anniversary
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Which Way for Chapter 220?
Desegregation Effort’s Fate in Legislature’s Hands
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Why Not Teach About Harriet Tubman?
Conservatives Attack History Standards
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Making School Safe for Sissies
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Basketball and Portfolios
A Classroom Look at Authentic Assessment
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Lies Our Textbooks Tell Us

Volume 9, No.2
Winter 1994/1995
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The Bell Curve
How a Dangerous Book Won Legitimacy
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New Teacher Blues
How I Survived My First Year
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How NOT to Defeat the Conservatives
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Corporations Invade the Schools
Have Schools Become the Last Great Marketing Frontier?
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What’s for Lunch?
Meal Program Threatened by Republican Agenda
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What’s Really Behind California’s Budget Woes
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Dictatorship of Conservatives
A Critique of Richard Bernstein’s Attack on Multiculturalism
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What Makes a Good High School?
Fred Wiseman Turns His Camera on Central Park East
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Squanto Meets The Seven Dwarfs
Disney Movie Vacillates Between Inaccuracy and Absurdity

Volume 9, No.1
Fall 1994
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Building Community from Chaos
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Immigrants Under Attack
California Measure Would Deny Schooling, Healthcare
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Stop Scapegoating Immigrants
An editorial critiques California's referendum that would deny a public education to immigrants.
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What Can Teachers Do About Sexual Harassment?
How one high school teacher and his class took on a sensitive but necessary discussion.
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Bias and CD-ROM Encyclopedias
How a 5th Grade Class Integrated Math and Social Studies to Analyze Bias
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Playing Favorites
Gifted Education and the Disruption of Community
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A Call to Education Unionists
Social Justice Unionism: A Working Draft
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Grumpy About Gump