Articles from School Administrator (February 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A 'bag lady' leads Hitchcock's parade. (Profile: Ruth A. Kane).	Goldman, Jay P.	Brief Article	943
AASA Bulletin: A supplement to the school administrator.			1445
American Education in the 21st Century. (Book Reviews).	Goodloe, Maria L.	Brief Article	239
Blue Denim blues. (Guest Column).	Waggoner, Charles	Brief Article	808
Designing the School Leader's Portfolio. (Book Reviews).	Benzel, Brian L.	Book Review	268
Education trends. (Bits and Pieces).		Brief Article	41
Four benefits of ESEA fall short of district needs. (Federal Dateline).	Conk, Mary	Brief Article	835
High Student Achievement. (Book Reviews).	Keane, William G.	Book Review	331
High-Stakes impact. (Abstract).		Brief Article	198
In the aftermath, what's the purpose?: Redefining schools as caring centers, collaborative communities and arenas for clarifying values in the post-Sept. 11 era.	Smith, Lew		2423
John Kotter on leadership, management and change: An interview with the author of leading change and what leaders really do.	Bencivenga, Jim	Interview	3473
Leading with soul and spirit: Effective leadership in challenging times boils down to qualities such as focus, passion and integrity.	Deal, Terrence E.		3557
Lessons from the Amazon. (Executive Perspective).	Houston, Paul D.	Brief Article	846
Letters.			856
Moral courage in a world of dilemmas: Ethical decisions grow from a process that promotes rational discourse against emotional tensions.	Born, Patricia L.		3881
Physical Shape. (Bits and Pieces).		Brief Article	37
Testing superintendents: Missouri becomes the first to require a written exam for state certification, but some wonder why.	Beem, Kate		3529
The courage to risk forgiveness: By avoiding revenge and retribution, superintendents can nurture relationships so vital to their effectiveness.	Goens, George A.		1767
The heart of leadership: Tough decisions. (President's Corner).	Hooper, Don W.	Brief Article	630
Transitions.		Brief Article	436
Under sunshine law, don't let it rain on e-mail. (School Law).	Norton-Powers, Jennifer	Brief Article	777
What hath 9/11 wrought?: In the aftermath, school leaders see shifts in thinking, priorities and curricular emphases.	Colvin, Richard Lee		4665
When superintendents become the generals. (Guest Column).	Geiger, Philip E.	Brief Article	832