Disabled

Magazine articles of special interest to people with disabilities.

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Wired December 2003 Steve Silberman	The Key to Genius Autistic savants are born with miswired neurons - and extraordinary gifts. The breakthrough science behind our new understanding of the brain
Job Journal October 12, 2003 Lacey Salter	Lending a Hand Can Be a Noble Calling Many find rewarding careers in helping people with disabilities.
Inc. August 2003 Bobbie Gossage	Court Sides With Biz on Disability The Supreme Court rules that businesses can reject employee disability benefits when their doctor disagrees with the treating physician.
Macworld August 2003 Lisa Schmeiser	Lift NN/g Guidelines by design gurus add value to web-site accessibility tool
Sports Illustrated March 5, 2003 Rick Reilly	Extra Credit The best college tradition is not dotting the i at Ohio State. It's not stealing the goat from Navy. Or waving the wheat at Kansas. It's Picking Up Butch at Middlebury (Vt.) College.
T.H.E. Journal February 2003 White et al.	Accessible Education Through Assistive Technology The implementation of assistive technology is dependent on the knowledge, skill and inventiveness of the teachers who use what they have learned from higher education, their teaching experiences, and their attendance at continuing education programs and in-service classes.
Sports Illustrated December 24, 2002 Rick Reilly	Vision of Happiness Blind hockey caller from a sports-talk radio station attends her firsh hockey game.
Reason December 2002 Lisa Snell	Special Education Confidential How U.S. public schools use the "learning disability" label to cover up their failures
New Architect December 2002 Susan Kuchinskas	Building a Barrier-Free Web Making your site accessible to the disabled is good business.
Sports Illustrated November 13, 2002 Rick Reilly	The Play of the Year Jake Porter is 17, but he can't read, can barely scrawl his first name and often mixes up the letters at that. So how come we're all learning something from him?
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