Articles from Parks & Recreation (November 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Words
A nation at risk, a profession at a crossroads. (@ Issue).	O'Sullivan, Ellen	458
Assessing water conditions..instantaneously. (National Aquatics Branch).		243
Avoid stumbling blocks to access. (National Therapeutic Recreation Society).		366
Calendar of events.		948
Citizen advocates needed. (Citizen-Board Member Branch).		134
Climbing walls. (Product Roundup).		86
Fountain of youth: a water-quality system helps a city reopen a popular water play facility.	Baar, David	1145
Getting green from your greens. (American Park and Recreation Society).		167
Good work, if you can get it: how to attract and retain dedicated volunteers. (Research Update).	Silverberg, Kenneth	2717
Great lakes region. (Regional Reports).		497
Juvenile justice and delinquency prevention act reauthorization likely. (Advocacy Update).		498
Leave it better than you found it: Centennial Park, Englewood, Colo.		207
Life without TV: filling those four hours with more satisfying leisure.	Brock, Barbara	2496
Lynn Swann, hall of fame football player. (Power Play).		585
Mark(et)ed for success: parks and recreation were a key selling point in Renton, Wash.'s successful outreach campaign.		1500
New leadership for NRPA. (Tip-off).		582
Northeast region. (Regional Reports).		584
ORRRC at 40! The bureau of outdoor recreation: an inside perspective.	Crysdale, Dick	2116
Pacific region. (Regional Reports).		476
Partnership with Afterschool Alliance supports communities, kids and families. (Tip-Off).		341
Play ground of dreams: a fund raising success story.	Spencer, Anne-Marie	1662
Puppy uppers: the healing power of animals in therapeutic recreation.	Rathsam, Shannon	1485
Sound off on San Rafael. (National Society for Park Resources).		387
Southeast region. (Regional Reports).		200
Speaking to all. (Tip-off).		520
The spirit of belonging: why you should get involved with your association. (NRPA Perspectives).	Korfhage, Jonathan W.	594
The ultimate experience in education. (National Student Branch).		146
The water's great, come on in! The latest trends in pool design.	Bales, Beth	2589
Things change. (Leisure and Aging Society).		213
Western region. (Regional Reports).		292
Working together, working together. (Citizen-Board Member Brach).		288
Youth sports recommendations released. (Tip-off).		216