Articles from Parks & Recreation (November 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A soldier's report from Iraq.	Macur, Juliet	Column	639
Advocacy update: securing access: NTRS and NRPA help students with disabilities excel in academic settings by providing recreational opportunities.	Vinluan, Monica Hobbs		1224
AED in the rhythm of saving lives: installing automatic external defibrillators at aquatic facilities can help save lives.	Dworkin, Gerald M.		1848
Basketball basics.			96
Bouldering behavior.	Buck, Deanne	Letter to the Editor	220
Calling all climbers.			117
Clear blue results.			110
Conservation easement book published.		Brief Article	168
Conservation easements threatened.	Young, Mark		520
Did you know.		Brief Article	24
Dogpark danger is real.	Rosenberg, Emily	Letter to the Editor	113
Durable decking.			57
Fearless phlox.			112
From the editor: take some time.	Roberts, Rachel	Editorial	343
Illuminating wonders.			119
It's a snap.			109
L.A. gator capture a hoax.		Brief Article	132
Leave it better: getting their feet wet: Central Iowa town incorporates water into its latest playground.		Brief Article	251
Limited space with unlimited possibilities: share parking, platforms and towers. Prioritize attractions.	Bales, Beth		404
Mark your calendars.		Calendar	145
Maryland: Baltimore builds 100 playgrounds.		Brief Article	294
Missouri: new education center creates lasting legacy.		Brief Article	182
Natural collaborations: inter-departmental partnerships can help park and recreation agencies manage more efficiently.	Trute, Barry R.		1751
New Natural Area opens in Texas.		Brief Article	81
Newest jewel in Cleveland's emerald necklace.		Brief Article	112
NIRI presents Inclusion Awards.			379
NRPA members offer grassroots assistance.			908
Perspectives: lessons to be learned: the education needs of the association's members are constantly changing.	Thorner, John		505
Picture this: unforgettable fall foliage.		Brief Article	57
Playbook: the ABCs of interviewing: how to find the right employee by conducting the perfect interview.	Yost, Lauren		568
Playground article helps justify costs.	McQuary, Julie	Letter to the Editor	53
Pool power.			98
Powerful pedestals.			68
Research update: the wilderness therapy trail: wilderness therapy can help provide personal growth and physical health benefits.	Groff, Diane G.		2453
River's future in hands of residents.		Brief Article	162
Single-track mountain biking takes giant leap forward.		Brief Article	124
Smoking sensation.			84
Sticking to the surface.			93
Swim lessons dive into school: Broward County Swim Central program becomes a model drowning prevention program.	Harbin, Bob		1651
Swimming pool grants announced.		Brief Article	123
Swing smartly.			129
The greening of Yellowstone.			530
Trailblazers: lady bird flys high: Ruthe Jackson has devoted her entire life to parks and recreation as a citizen, volunteer and community activist.		Interview	486
Urban oasis: Dallas delivers the first inner-city waterpark to urban families.	Yost, Greg		1316
USTA Awards community grants.		Brief Article	222
Virginia: Bailey named director.		Brief Article	148
Virginia: University and Parks celebrate 20 years together.		Brief Article	186
Well-deserved award.	Thompson, Steve	Letter to the Editor	42
What lies beneath: learn the pros and cons of a variety of surfacing solutions.	Spencer, Anne-Marie		2573
Wisconsin: partnership helps provide free meals for youth.			162