Articles from Parks & Recreation (September 1, 2005)

1-71 out of 71 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Advocacy update: legislative victories for NRPA: NRPA members' advocacy efforts paid off.	Dolesh, Richard J.		1085
Aquatics imagery.	Cegielski, Terry	Letter to the Editor	55
Best nature-friendly places to live in the U.S.		Brief Article	120
Book profiles Urban Development visionaries.		Brief Article	277
Bringing home the gold: discovering the value of winning a Gold Medal award.	Cato, Bertha		593
California: LA gets greener.		Brief Article	157
Calling on the creative class: an emerging population is identified that could provide economic benefits to parks and recreation.	deLisle, Lee		1278
Can we play, too? How to develop a recreation activity program for homeschoolers.	Roberts, Linda		1210
Clear and present danger.	Blake, Paul	Letter to the Editor	134
Climbing the catwalk.			80
Communicate confidently.			86
Community program revived, despite federal cuts.		Brief Article	97
Conservation easements threatened.	Young, Mark		355
Dock duty.			93
Downtown San Antonio.			383
Eat, for recreation's sake!	Monson, Christian		488
Education ideas.		Brief Article	97
Fiesta City honors Its past, celebrate its future: San Antonio invites new visitors to share in its history.	Avrasin, Maya		873
Fiesta fun for all: in your spare time, enjoy the sightshas to offer.			778
Free to change: in a correctional facility setting, recreation has the power to bring inmates into a social setting.	Francis, Michael D.		1690
From the editor: P&R's new look.	Roberts, Rachel	Editorial	369
Give your tokens a facelift.			98
Greener transportation alternatives.		Brief Article	123
Guide to exhibitors.			5674
Health-conscious objectives.		Brief Article	246
Hershey's track and field crosses the finish line.			644
Ignore the weather.			71
Landscape design awards announced.		Brief Article	63
Learning virtually everything about your park: cities need to take advantage of the opportunities the Web offers to reach residents.	Varady, Aharon		1046
Leave it better: tell-tale trail: an area once shunned by the community has now been embraced and thoroughly enjoyed as a multi-use trail.		Brief Article	301
Little Village lights up San Antonio: Congress closing social site is rich with history.	Avrasin, Maya		555
Long Beach helps launch good sports.			313
Longtime reader, future writer.	Steele, Susan	Letter to the Editor	65
Longtime SPRE member passes away.		Obituary	217
Magazine touts urban life.		Brief Article	84
Making good time.			86
Mark your calendars.		Calendar	183
Marking your spot.			68
More than a language barrier.	Whelpley, Rodd	Letter to the Editor	110
National Gold Medal Awards for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management.			1353
New web site helps track park projects.		Brief Article	152
NFL superstar Emmitt Smith as keynote: in addition to his many football feats, he devotes much of his time to youth development.	Roberts, Rachel		658
NRPA partner USTA commits millions to tennis.		Brief Article	179
NRPA's Congress sizzles in San Antonio: go south for what is sure to be one hot conference.			238
Park director moves to DNR.		Brief Article	139
Park prostitution poses problem.		Brief Article	149
Past APRS president passes away.		Obituary	185
Perspectives: learning is a life-long expedition: expanding your knowledge is important on an individual, professional and association level.	Daniel, Lori J.		466
Picture this: leaping into history.		Brief Article	64
Playbook: add value to your budgeting process: try some nontraditional approaches to detailing expenses.	Batarla, Rob		525
Playtime for GameTime.			83
Pool perfection.			121
Program targets childhood obesity.			75
Public beach access protected.		Brief Article	83
Research roundtable announces '05 topics.	Young, Mark	Panel Discussion	230
Research update: can sports promote competence? Coaches, parents and administrators need to foster emotional growth for youth through sports.	Diaz, Stephanie Cerow		2959
Round table discussion.			90
Safety first.			61
Selling park lands article makes an impact.	Prochaska, Janice M.	Letter to the Editor	62
Simply the best: meet the 2005 Gold Medal Finalists--the nation's outstanding park and recreation agencies.	Kapp, Amy		452
Sliding scale.			97
Soccer-playing horse honors NRPA.		Brief Article	72
Squashing stereo types: quad rugby is the coolest game you've never heard about.	Eleftheriou, Ted		2693
Steer clear.			89
Superman foundation funds trail accessibility.		Brief Article	100
Swimming pool operations a framework for action, produced by Sandy MacIntosh.		Brief Article	72
Tex-Mex Mania.		Brief Article	230
Trailblazers: Tindall takes NRPA issues to the top: after years of fighting for funding on Capitol Hill, Barry Tindall retires.			607
Trash nation: learn how to prevent your public lands from being trashed.	Rea, Kimberly		1651
Twisted beauty.			74
You have to experience this!			699