Articles from Corrections Today (June 1, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A taste for tolerance fuels prison culture.	Money, Christine		1066
Accreditation brings surprises.	LaGrave, Barbara		593
An innovative leader.	Clayton, Susan L.		599
Combating employee drug abuse.	Harry, Jennifer L.		561
Communication is paramount.	Harry, Jennifer L.		588
Correctional officer saves four lives in one day.	Tischler, Eric		594
Hawaii gets a sea change.	Tischler, Eric		624
Intolerance in prison: a recipe for disaster.	Wilkinson, Reginald A.; Unwin, Tessa		1713
Knowledge of the juvenile justice system: how much does the public know?	Turpin, James		716
Making a place of change.	Tischler, Eric		584
Making education interesting.	Clayton, Susan L.		608
NIC: helping to integrate inmates back into the community.	Keiser, George M.		441
No-nonsense nun dedicates decades to corrections.	Clayton, Susan L.		613
Offering "OPTIONS" to addicted inmates.	Harry, Jennifer L.		580
Philadelphia's 'adopt-a-school' partnership to prevent delinquency.	Howell, Walter		1315
Probation in England for the 21st century.	Evans, Donald G.		771
Setting standards.	Tischler, Eric		587
Staff equality: a welcomed addition to the correctional workplace.	Booker, Joe W., Jr.		798
Teaching dogs new tricks.	Clayton, Susan L.		599
The evaluator.	Harry, Jennifer L.		592
The importance of becoming an active member.			522
Untangling the helix: law enforcement and DNA.	Wilson, Robin S.; Forman, Lisa; Asplen, Christopher A.		2196