��Vol. 43,
No. 4
April 2000
Barbara Pierce, Editor
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THE NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF THE BLIND
MARC MAURER, PRESIDENT
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Contents
Vol. 43, No. 4 April 2000
Blindness,
Quotas, and the Disadvantages of Civil Rights
by Marc Maurer
When the
Doorbell Rings: Changing What It Means to Be a Blind Test-taker
by Doug and Peggy Elliott and Dan Sutherland
NEWSLINE--It
Changed My Life!
by Norm Gardner
Walking
at a Federation Pace�
by Stephen O. Benson
Lessons
for Life
by Leeann Morrow
NFB Testifies
on Internet Access and the ADA
by Gary Wunder
One Soggy
Step at a Time
by Patty Droppers
But the
Others Majored in Music����
by Hazel Staley
An Exciting
Opportunity for Job Seekers����
by Jennifer Stevens
Roles,
Rights, and Responsibilities: NOPBC-Sponsored Convention Activities for Parents
and Kids�
by Barbara Cheadle
Vital Convention
Information for Guide Dog Users
by Suzanne Whalen
Dialysis
at National Convention
by Ed Bryant
Recipes����
Have you made your campaign pledge yet?
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President Maurer stands looking into the New College Quadrangle.