Articles from Parks & Recreation (April 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A leader for the future: the inside scoop on NRPA's new executive director. (NRPA Perspectives).	Lose, David		508
Accessibility and your playground: a profile of facilities taking action.	Spencer, Anne-Marie		2958
Adopt a student. Today! (National Student Branch).			216
After-school programs support children's literacy development. (NRPA Youth Services).			76
Agency studying cancer risk of play sets. (American Park and Recreation Society).		Brief Article	154
America's public parks: making America heart healthy. (Tip-Off).		Brief Article	302
An upward slope: therapeutic recreation and downhill skiing.	Schottler, Jennifer		2284
Architectural luminaries. (Product Roundup).			73
Badge system. (Product Roundup).			73
Benefits-based marketing: making it seamless. (National Society for Parks Resources).		Brief Article	155
Calendar of events.			846
Call for action! (Armed Forces Recreation Society).		Brief Article	107
Contribute to Parks & Recreation magazine. (Tip-Off).			513
Down (with) the tubes. (Tip-Off).		Brief Article	217
Drain Covers. (Product Roundup).			45
Free booklet. (Product Roundup).			42
Garden railroading: the golden spike that can bring people to your park.	McCoy, Susan		2187
Great Lakes Region. (Regional Reports).			1038
Horsefly trap. (Product Roundup).			79
Joint ventures: partners in stewardship conference. (Tip-Off).		Brief Article	176
Making a difference today, for tomorrow. (National Society for Park Resources).	Hover, Jerry		341
Meet John Thorner: an interview with NRPA's new executive director.			1828
National Forum leads NRPA programs. (Tip-Off).		Brief Article	109
Natural resources management gateway. (National Society for Parks Resources).		Brief Article	74
Northeast Region. (Regional Reports).		Brief Article	161
NRPA aquatics leadership shines nationally. (National Aquatics Branch).		Brief Article	212
NRPA career center helps agencies and professionals. (The Match Game).		Brief Article	146
NRPA partner thinks beyond baseball. (National Programs).		Brief Article	168
NRPA/AALR make the grade. (Tip-Off).		Brief Article	93
Online resource helps agencies develop age-friendly centers. (Leisure and Aging Section).			56
Our voices in Washington: NRPA members convene on Capitol Hill for highly successful Legislative Forum on Parks & Recreation. (Advocacy Update).		Brief Article	216
Pacific Region. (Regional Reports).			388
Parks and recreation programs get America healthy. (Tip-Off).		Brief Article	156
Parks, recreation and public health: parks and recreation improve the physical and mental health of our nation. (Research Update).	Godbey, Geoffrey		3449
Pine rocklands, Miami-Dade County, Fla. (Leave It Better Than You Found It).		Brief Article	166
Playground equipment recall. (Tip-Off).		Brief Article	72
Playground surfacing. (Product Roundup).			91
Playground tiles. (Product Roundup).			70
Power play: Swin Cash, WNBA Star. (discover the benefits[TM]).			596
Privileged but pressured? (NRPA Youth Services).		Brief Article	77
Rustic dinking fountains. (Product Roundup).			44
Save trees and money, and stay informed. (Tip-Off).		Brief Article	191
See you in St. Louis! (Tip-Off).		Brief Article	74
Senate Finance Committee approves conservation tax incentives. (Citizen-Board Member Branch).		Brief Article	147
Service learning and parks and recreation education. (Society of Park and Recreation Educators).	Rogers, Nancy Brattain		512
Southeast Region. (Regional Reports).			1150
Storm detector. (Product Roundup).			105
Sustenance for the American spirit: the role of parks and recreation in uncertain times. (@Issue).			399
The excellent city park system: what makes it great and how to get there. (History: UPARR at 25).	Harnik, Peter		1994
The Illinois Association of Park Districts at 75 years young: celebrating three-quarters of a century of citizen advocacy.	Londrigan, Ann		3885
Western Region. (Regional Reports).		Obituary	368
What you should know about ephedrine. (NRPA Youth Services).		Brief Article	86
When child's play is anything but to help children with disabilities, design by types of activities, not types of equipment.	Morgan, Jill		1469