
Volume 5, No.2
January/February 1991
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Rich Schools, Poor Schools & the Courts
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Class Size Crisis Deepens
Long Term Solutions Evade Political Leaders
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Peterkin’s Departure: No Shock
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Neither Excellence Nor Equity For All: The Perilous Consequences of Choice
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Seeing Color
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The Politics of Children’s Literature
The Story of Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott
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The Search for Multicultural Children’s Books
An interview with Kathleen Horning of the Cooperative Children’s Book Center conducted by Clare Seguin
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Learning and Unlearning Hatred: Treaty Rights and the Wisconsin Curriculum

Volume 5, No.1
October/November 1990
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Selma Students Tied to the Track
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Once Upon a Genocide…
A Review of Christopher Columbus in Children’s Literature
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Oppose Class Size Increases!
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Classroom Spaces, Teacher Choices
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Bringing the World into the Math Class
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Mixed-Ability Schooling: A Radical Proposition
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National Coalition of Education Activists
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Choice: Cheaper Schools for the Rich

Volume 4, No.4
Summer 1990
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Giving Education the Business
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Roadblocks to Reform: The Year In Review
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Whose America is This Anyway?
The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help us, Mr. Sobol
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Ninja Turtles: Commercial Hype on the Half Shell
Rethinking Schools Movie Review
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Curriculum With a Conscience – Part II
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Poetry: Reinventing the Past, Rehearsing the Future
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Remedies for Racism in Our Schools
Imperatives for America's Schools

Volume 4, No.3
Spring 1990
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Selma Confronts Tracking
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The Seduction of “Choice”
Why the New Assignment Plan Should be Postponed and Redone
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Class Size: A Key Reform
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Fostering Self-Discipline
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Israel’s Hold on Palestinian Education
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Parent Power in Chicago
Chicago Parents Struggle to Institute Radical New School Reforms
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Earth Day 1990
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Books to Inspire Environmental Awareness
A Sense of Wonder
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What are our Children Learning?