Momentum 1995 - 1996: Vol 26-27 Index

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Abuse Art as “text” in the classroom. Lynda Tredway. interactive learning comes of age. Kim Palmer.
3:16-19 A/S ‘96 4:40-42 O/N ‘95
Domestic violence. Antoinette Dudek. 1:3 F/M Art of sacred music, The. Mary Alice O’Connor. Teachers take a risk. Rebecca A. Cleveland
‘95 3:33-35 A/S ‘96 and Dorothy A. Ostrowski. 4:62-64 O/N ‘96
For our children, for ourselves. Gloria Durka.
Charting a new direction. Joan Fitzgerald.
1:40-44 F/M ‘95 3:10-11 A/S ‘96 At-Risk Students
Administration Dance: an awakening. Jeanette Sawaya Lamb Dance of days, A. Jane Alexander. 3:4-6 A/S
Keepers of the keys. Barbara L. Brock and and Rick Wagoner. 3:48-50 A/S ‘96 ‘96
Dance of days, A. Jane Alexander. 3:4-6 A/S Home is where hope is. Patricia Garrahan.
Marilyn L. Grady. 1:48-50 F/M ‘96
‘96 1:14-16 F/M ‘95
Nurturing the success of others. James
Brennan. 4:50-51 O/N ‘95 Dialogue of disciplines: an arts approach to Homeless child: class president or gang
Shakespeare, The. Kathleen Ryniker leader? The. M. Kristin Donworth. 2:57-59
Principal as mirror-maker, The. Faustin Neff
Bashian. 3:56-58 A/S ‘96 A/M ‘96
Weber Ill. 3:69-71 A/S ‘95
Family values—cartoon style. Bil Keane. 3:20-
21 A/S ‘96 Boards
Adolescence/Early Adolescence
Meeting the rhinoceros. Fred Herron. 1:60-62 From landscapes to portraits: an art journey. Catholic school boards: sharing the commit-
F/M ‘95 Gig Jefnorn isfoecri alB ejausslteicye , JoAs.t .B e3t:h1 2D-o1t4s oAn/.S 3‘:9462 -43 Ame/nMt . ‘9T5 hompson Mason Faller. 2:54-56
Servant leadership: middle school style. Phyllis A/S ‘96 Charting a new direction. Joan Fitzgerald.
Fornear Fredericksen. 1:36 F/M ‘96 John Scott: continuing a legacy. Jo Griffin 3:10-11 A/S ‘96
Webb. 3:22-24 A/S ‘96 Community speaks, The. Maria Thornton
AAlClEi:a nca e wifnonri nCga thcoalrdi c foEr dCuactahtoliiocn s(chAoCoEl)s . Gary Make a joyful sound. Teresita Espinosa. 3:28- McClain. 3:7-9 A/S ‘95
30 A/S ‘96 Many called, few chosen. Regina Haney. 4:20-
Gelo. 4:22-24 O/N ‘96 Pied piper of Fort Worth, The. Kathy Lott. 3:18- 21 O/N ‘96
Carpe diem. Joseph A. Wray. 2:46-47 A/M ‘95 19 A/S ‘96 Spirituality of the school board, The. Edward
Arts. See also Arts in Catholic Education, Playing in tune. Thomas Ponton. 3:44-46 A/S Kelly. 2:20-21 A/M ‘96
‘96
The. Special issue. Play’s the thing, The. Sheila Shea. 3:52-54 A/S Book Reviews
Art and the emotional well-being of the child.
‘96 And Still We Rise: An Introduction to Black
Sandra Martin. 1:20-21 F/M ‘95
Rooms of our childhood, The. Eileen Liberation Theology. Diana L. Hayes.
Art of nurturing faith, The. Marchita B. Mauck. Lomasney. 3:7-9 A/S ‘96 Review by Marie Elena Dio. 3:80 A/S ‘96
2:22-24 A/M ‘96 Score of musical firsts, A. Lauretta Linsalata. Basic School: A Community of Learning, The.
Artists for a day. Caren Laughlin. 3:46 A/S ‘95
3:46 A/S ‘96 Ernest L. Boyer. Review by Robert J.
Calling the tune. Virgil C. Funk. 2:38-40 A/M Selected resources for arts education. 3:59 A/S Kealey. 3:78 A/S ‘95
‘95 ‘96 Catechism of the Catholic Church: Familystyle,
Camera’s eye, The. George Garrelts. 4:44-47 Talents for success. Philip Gorrasi. 3:36-37 The. David M. Thomas and Mary Joyce
O/N ‘96 A/S ‘96 Calnan. Review by Ginger Infantino. 2:79
Man4y: 14h-a1n5d s O/mNa k‘e9 6 fine art. Maureen Martin. TheaStaewry erof. en3d:3l8e-s4s0 oApp/oSr t‘u9n6i ties, A. Gregg M. ExplAo/rMi ng‘ 96t he Catechism. Jane E. Regan,
Michael P. Horan, Timothy Backous,
Arts in Catholic Education, The. Special
Section. A/S ‘96 AAsCsReEs simn etnhte ‘hood. Steve E. Rosera. 1:78-80 CFroaonmcbiss . KeRlleyv iNeewm ebcyk Gearnadl d MaDrairer inTgh.e r4e:s7a0
Are Hraonseeys. rEeddi toarnida l.l e3a:v3e sA /gSr e‘e9n6 ? Regina BeatFi/nMg ‘t9h5e outcomes-based blues. Karen FroOm/ Nt he‘ 95H eart of the American Church:
Art Aa/nSd ‘c9a6t echesis. John T. Render. 3:26-27 Ristau. 2:42-45 A/M ‘95 Catholic Higher Education and American
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Culture. David J. O’Brien. Review by Angele Lutgen. 2:68-69 A/M ‘95 Getting out the vote. Gloria Kirshner. 1:27 F/M
Francis J. Butler. 3:79-80 A/S ‘95 Life sciences 101. Janet Struble. 2:57-58 A/M ‘96
Guide for Catechists. Congregation for the ‘95 Keeping faith with freedom. Dale McDonald.
Evangelization of Peoples. Review by Magic tricks. Mary Schreiber. 2:84-85 A/M ‘95 Editorial. 1:3 F/M ‘96
James P. Campbell. 2:95 A/M ‘95 Missing link between parish programs and Power to the parents. John O. Norquist. 1:16-
Human Rights for All. Edward L. O’Brien, public schools, The. Mark S. Markuly. 2:80- 18 F/M ‘96
Eleanor Greene and David McQuoid- 83 A/M ‘95 Profile of the citizen-graduate. Joan Hart. 1:6-7
Mason. Review by Edward van National Education Goals, The. 2:4 A/M ‘95 F/M ‘96
Merrienboer. 3:80 A/S ‘96 Out of the readiness maze. Samuel J. Meisels. Reviving the town meeting. Tim Grove. 1:24-
Inventing a Classroom: Life in a Bilingual, 2:18-22 A/M ‘95 28 F/M ‘96
Whole Language Learning Community. Parish: a lifelong learning center, The. Don R.1.C.E.—four values for civic education.
Kathryn F. Whitmore and Caryl G. Crowell. Piraro. 2:71-73 A/M ‘95 Marian Dondero and Elizabeth McCoy.
Review by Lorraine A. Hurley. 4:71 O/N ‘95 Professional development defeats dyslexia. 1:20-23 F/M ‘96
Parish School: American Catholic Parochial Claire Joller. 2:50-52 A/M ‘95 Truth makes freedom possible. Catherine T.
Education from Colonial Times to the Quest for religious literacy. Rochelle Marie McNamee. Editorial. 1:2-3 F/M ‘96
Present. Timothy Walch. Review by Ernst. 2:65-66 A/M ‘95 25-year journey in search of justice, A. Edward
Michael Guerra. 4:74 O/N ‘96 Ready, set, go to school. J. Daniel Quill. 2:15- van Merrienboer. 1:29-32 F/M ‘96
Power of Africentric Celebrations: Inspirations 16 A/M ‘95 What does Scripture say? Eileen Loughran.
from the Zairean Liturgy, The. Nwaka Chris Riding high. Mary Frances Taymans. Editorial. 1:12-14 F/M ‘96
Egbulem. Review by Diana L. Hayes. 4:76 2:3 A/M ‘95
O/N ‘96 Second Step: the first step in violence preven- Catholic Identity
Reading the Difference: Gender and Reading tion. Diana Adams. 2:78-79 A/M ‘95 Black Catholics in America. Steve Davolt.
in Elementary Classrooms. Myra Barrs and Sum greater than its parts, A. Kathleen 1:56-58 F/M ‘95
Sue Pidgeon, eds. Review by Barbara Kay Gannon-Briggs. 2:30-32 A/M ‘95 Catholic literary tradition, The. Michel
Bowie. 3:79 A/S ‘95 Summary of Beliefs and Directions from the Bettigole. 3:68 A/S ‘95
School Choice: Why You Need It—How You National Congress on Catholic Schools for Common threads: weaving the story of
Get It. David Harmer. Review by Joseph P. the 21st Century. 2:10-11 A/M ‘95 Catholic schools. Timothy Walch. 4:36-38
McElligott. 2:96 A/M ‘95 Where do we stand on educational reform? O/N ‘96
School Wars: Resolving Our Conflicts Over Catherine T. McNamee. Editorial. 2:2-3 Faith and freedom: the pope’s message to
Religion & Values. Barbara B. Gaddy, T. A/M ‘95 America. William J. Fadrowski. 2:46-48 A/M
William Hall and Robert J. Marzano. You gotta know the territory. Matthew J. Hayes ‘96
Review by Dale McDonald. 4:74-75 O/N ‘96 and Sue Grenough. 2:26-28 A/M ‘95 Meaning of “Catholic education,” The. John
Searching Young Hearts: Adolescent Sexuality Pollard. 3:10-12 A/S ‘95
and Spirituality. Robert Doolittle. Review by Catholic Education: Route to Faith. Special Sticking to their knitting. Richard M. Jacobs.
Judi Hunter. 2:95-96 A/M ‘95 Section. A/M ‘96 2:61-64 A/M ‘96
Silicon Snake Oil: Second Thoughts on the Art of nurturing faith, The. Marchita B. Mauck.
Information Highway. Cliff Stoll. Review by 2:22-24 A/M ‘96 Catholic Schools for the 21st Century
Frederick H. Brigham, Jr. 4:70 O/N ‘95 Border crossings. Alex Garcia-Rivera. 2:42-44 Catholic schools and the National Education
Successful School Restructuring: A Report to A/M ‘96 Goals. Michael J. Guerra. 2:8-12 A/M ‘95
the Public and Educators by the Center on Catholic education: road map for the third mil- Summary of Beliefs and Directions from the
Organization and Restructuring of Schools. lennium. Catherine T. McNamee. Editorial. National Congress on Catholic Schools for
Fred M. Newmann and Gary G. Wehlaqe. 2:5-6 A/M ‘96 the 21st Century. 2:10-11 A/M ‘95
Review by Lawrence M. Bowman. 2:79 A/M Cause for hope: programs in ministry and reli-
‘96 gious education. Barbara J. Fleischer. 2:32- Choice in Education
36 A/M ‘96 Morality of school choice, The. Leonard
Capital Info Column Chiid’s journey of faith, The. Pam Ferguson. DeFiore. 4:2 O/N ‘96
NCEA voices education concerns to political 2:16-18 A/M ‘96 Power to the parents. John O. Norquist. 1:16-
parties. Leonard DeFiore. 4:65-66 O/N ‘96 Faith and freedom: the pope’s message to 18 F/M ‘96
Public policy and the challenge of technology America. William J. Fadrowski. 2:46-48 A/M
literacy. Dale McDonald. 3:73-74 A/S ‘96 ‘96 Civic Education. See Catholic Education:
From Egypt to the Promised Land. Robert J. Route to Freedom. Special Section.
Catholic Education Response to Goals Banks. 2:8-10 A/M ‘96
2000, A. Theme Issue. A/M ‘95 Ministry in a mass media culture. Jack Classroom Corner Column
Academic success for all youth. Teresa Thayer Armstrong. 2:27-28 A/M ‘96 Banners for Ruby Bridges. Kathy Coffey. 1:66
Snyder. 2:23-24 A/M ‘95 Old story, new directions. Robert J. Hater. F/M ‘96
Beating the outcome-based blues. Karen 2:12-15 A/M ‘96 Between the lines of the grade sheet. Kathy
Ristau. 2:42-45 A/M ‘95 One faculty, one spirit. Mary Frances Coffey. 1:73 F/M ‘95
Calling the tune. Virgil C. Funk. 2:38-40 A/M Taymans. 2:38-40 A/M ‘96 Children and Christian initiation |. Kathy
‘95 Passing on the faith: Jim Dunning style. Anne Coffey. 2:68 A/M ‘96
Carpe diem. Joseph A. Wray. 2:46-47 A/M ‘95 M. Heath. 2:25 A/M ‘96 Children and Christian initiation li. Kathy
Catholic school boards: sharing the commit- Some cautions about visual learning and reli- Coffey. 3:79 A/S ‘96
ment. Thompson Mason Faller. 2:54-56 gious education. James P. Campbell. 2:29- First step toward tolerance, A. Kathy Coffey.
A/M ‘95 30 A/M ‘96 4:73 O/N ‘96
Catholic schools and the National Education Spirituality of the school board, The. Edward Genderlects and other foreign tongues. Kathy
Goals. Michael J. Guerra. 2:8-12 A/M ‘95 Kelly. 2:20-21 A/M ‘96 Coffey. 3:72 A/S ‘95
Competency through technology. Judy Wilson. What do you see? James Walsh. Editorial. 2:6 Kenyan connection, A. Kathy Coffey. 4:63 O/N
2:35-36 A/M ‘95 A/M ‘96 ‘95
From a nation at risk to a nation of learners. What's in a rice bowl? Kathy Coffey. 2:88 A/M
Ken Nelson. 2:5-7 A/M ‘95 Catholic Education: Route to Freedom. ‘95
Global realities and educational change. Special Section. F/M ‘96
Andrew F. Smith. 2:74-76 A/M ‘95 Aliens and strangers no longer. Suzanne Hall. College Students
Goals 2000: Catholic schools need not apply. 1:34-35 F/M ‘96 Lift every voice. Diana L. Hayes. 3:16-17 A/S
Diane Ravitch. 2:60-61 A/M ‘95 Balancing faith and citizenship. Kenneth R. ‘95
Goals 2000: meaningful opportunities for Himes. 1:4-7 F/M ‘96 Seven habits of highly effective Catholic col-
Catholic schools. John E. McGovern. 2:62- Civic education of, by and for the students. lege graduates. William J. Byron. 3:14-15
64 A/M ‘95 Maureen McDonnell. 1:8-11 F/M ‘96 A/S ‘95
Helping parents who can’t help their children. Duty calls. Ernest L. Boyer. 1:37-39 F/M ‘96
84 Momentum October/November 1997
Counselors Let’s stop kids killing kids. Catherine T. From the Field
Confronting the culture of violence. Carol L. McNamee. 1:2-3 F/M ‘95 Artists for a day. Caren Laughlin. 3:46 A/S ‘95
Ries and Barbara Spears. 1:45-46 F/M ‘95 Morality of school choice, The. Leonard Catholic literary tradition, The. Michel
Living community in a fragmented society. DeFiore. 4:2 O/N ‘96 Bettigole. 3:68 A/S ‘95
Lynne Devaney and Carmen Hernandez. NCEA network, An. Catherine T. McNamee. Celebrating the other voices of history. Kendis
1:50-52 F/M ‘95 4:2 O/N ‘95 Camacho. 1:65 F/M ‘95
Optimum teaching and learning. Regina Exodus revisited, The. MarySue Leese. 1:68
Critical Thinking Haney and Angela Ann Zukowski. 4:2-3 F/M ‘95
Camera’s eye, The. George Garrelts. 4:44-47 O/N ‘95 Finding their niche. Walter J. Hintz. 3:61 A/S
O/N ‘96 Riding high. Mary Frances Taymans. 2:3 A/M ‘95
Goldilocks on trial. Keith Polette. 3:50-51 A/S ‘95 Goldilocks on trial. Keith Polette. 3:50-51 A/S
‘95 TCE: a reflection. John J. Leibrecht. 3:3 A/S ‘95
‘95 Inclusive approach to technology planning, An.
Curriculum Truth makes freedom possible. Catherine T. James P. Kubacki. 3:64 A/S ‘96
Curriculum is the key to total education. Patrick McNamee. 1:2-3 F/M ‘96 MASCOTS tackle new math/science chal-
Slattery. 3:31-33 A/S ‘95 Vision and challenge. Leonard DeFiore. 3:2-3 lenges. Scott Page. 1:59 F/M ‘95
Schools working together—it just makes A/S ‘96 Mexican connection, The. Margaret Gerrity.
sense. Marian Stuckey. 4:8-10 O/N ‘95 Volunteerism: a two-way street. Barbara 4:61 O/N ‘96
Keebler. 4:2-3 O/N ‘96 Servant leadership: middle school style. Phyllis
Development/Fund-raising What do you see? James Walsh. 2:6 A/M ‘96 Fornear Fredericksen. 1:36 F/M ‘96
Old schools makes new friends, An. William M. Where do we stand on educational reform? Valuing Catholic school educators. Jeanette V.
Lawbaugh. 3:47-48 A/S ‘95 Catherine T. McNamee. 2:2-3 A/M ‘95 Kam. 2:66 A/M ‘96
Twelve benchmarks for parish marketeers.
Patrick W. Spedale. 2:91-93 A/M ‘95 Education Partnerships Fund-raising. See Development/Fund-
Competency through technology. Judy Wilson. raising.
DRE Directions Column 2:35-36 A/M ‘95
ACRE in the ‘hood. Steve E. Rosera. 1:78-80 DRE/principal partnership...making it work, Gender Issues
F/M ‘95 The. Barbara Davis with Karen Elliott. 3:25- Genderlects and other foreign tongues. Kathy
Catechesis and technology: Campbell revisit- 27 A/S ‘95 Coffey. 3:72 A/S ‘95
ed. Catherine Qualls. 4:70-71 O/N ‘96 investment in students’ success, An. Anne
Catechesis 2000: communicating Jesus’ chal- Christensen. 4:16-18 O/N ‘96 Gifted
lenge. Bruce Nieli. 3:75-76 A/S ‘96 Old school makes new friends, An. William M. Blessed with the brightest. Joan H.
Collaboration stretches parish resources. Lee Lawbaugh. 3:47-48 A/S ‘95 Wojcikewych. 3:68-70 A/S ‘96
Agnes Hodapp. 1:69-70 F/M ‘96 Parent partnerships: the ripple effect.
Core knowledge—an approach to religious Willoughby G. Walling. 1:63-65 F/M ‘95 Global Education
education. Robert A. Marine. 2:75-76 A/M Token in their pockets, A. Mary Jane Raeihle. Global realities and educational change.
‘96 4:58-60 O/N ‘96 Andrew F. Smith. 2:74-76 A/M ‘95
Faith on the air. Joseph P. Sinwell. 4:64-65 Win/win partnerships: school and community. Mexican connection, The. Margaret Gerrity.
O/N ‘95 Gail Morse. 4:59-60 O/N ‘95 4:61 O/N ‘96
Spirit of Lent, The. Jennifer J. Brill. 1:70 F/M
‘96 Ethics Heaith
Statewide approach to catechietical renewal, A. Ethical and legal chalienges of technology. When a student is mentally ill. Margot Hover.
Leland Nagel. 3:76-77 A/S ‘95 Mary Angela Shaughnessy. 4:16-18 O/N 1:66-68 F/M ‘95
Twelve benchmarks for parish marketeers ‘95
Patrick W. Spedale. 2:91-93 A/M ‘95 HUD Programs
Ethnic Diversity In search of domestic tranquility. Henry G.
Drugs/Drug Education Aliens and strangers no longer. Suzanne Hall. Cisneros. 1:17-19 F/M ‘95
No is a positive yes. Jennifer Gates. 4:30 O/N 1:34-35 F/M ‘96
‘96 Banners for Ruby Bridges. Kathy Coffey. 1:66 Inner-City Schools/Programs
Shifting the debate on youth violence. Antonia F/M ‘96 Building community in city streets. Virginia Ann
C. Novello. 1:22-26 F/M ‘95 Black Catholics in America. Steve Davolt. Hellow. 1:28-30 F/M ‘95
Early Childhood 1:56-58 F/M ‘95 Building the church in the city. Rita Mary
Border crossings. Alex Garcia-Rivera. 2:42-44 Harwood. 3:40-43 A/S ‘95
Child’s journey of faith, The. Pam Ferguson. A/M ‘96 Giving something back. James R. Conroy and
2:16-18 A/M ‘96 Building community in city streets. Virginia Ann Charles P. Costello. 4:31-32 O/N ‘96
Homeless child: class president or gang Hellow. 1:28-30 F/M ‘95 Men for others. George Lindemer. 1:69-72 F/M
leader? The. M. Kristin Donworth. 2:57-59 From landscapes to portraits: an art journey. ‘95
A/M ‘96 Jennifer Beasley Jost. 3:12-14 A/S ‘96 Rearranging life in East Harlem. Joanna
Out of the readiness maze. Samuel J. Meisels. Hispanic Americans: their future is our future. Burley. 1:7-10 F/M ‘95
2:18-22 A/M ‘95 Christopher K. Howe. 3:55-60 A/S ‘95 Second Step: the first step in violence preven-
Playing with computers—and learning. Trisha Invisible children. Gaye Moorhead. 4:48-51 tion. Diana Adams. 2:78-79 A/M ‘95
Ainsa. 4:46-48 O/N ‘95 O/N ‘96 Sharing Christ's story—and ours. Patricia Neff.
Ready, set, go to school. J. Daniel Quill. 2:15- John Scott: continuing a legacy. Jo Griffin 1:37-38 F/M ‘95
16 A/M ‘95 Webb. 3:22-24 A/S ‘96 Token in their pockets, A. Mary Jane Raeihle.
Rooms of our childhood, The. Eileen Lift every voice. Diana L. Hayes. 3:16-17 A/S 4:58-60 O/N ‘96
Lomasney. 3:7-9 A/S ‘96 ‘95 Youth's freedom to love. S. Kevin Regan. 1:36-
Parent partnerships: the ripple effect. 37 F/M ‘95
Editorials Willoughby G. Walling. 1:63-65 F/M ‘95
Are flowers red and leaves green? Regina Interdisciplinary
Haney. 3:3 A/S ‘96 Faith Formation. See Religious Education Art as “text” in the classroom. Lynda Tredway
Catholic education: road map for the third mil- and Catholic Education: Route to Faith. 3:16-19 A/S ‘96
lennium. Catherine T. McNamee. 2:4-6 A/M Special Section. Dialogue of disciplines: an arts approach to
‘96 Shakespeare, The. Kathleen Ryniker
Domestic violence. Antoinette Dudek. 1:3 F/M Finances Bashian. 3:56-58 A/S ‘96
‘95 School budget: blueprint for success, The. Living community in a fragmented society
Keeping faith with freedom. Dale McDonald. Michael J. Gross. 4:52-54 O/N ‘96 Lynne Devaney and Carmen Hernandez.
1:3 F/M ‘96 1:50-52 F/M ‘95
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International Studies Liturgy Let's stop kids killing kids. Catherine T.
Down Under: a world of warmth and wonder. Art of sacred music, The. Mary Alice McNamee. Editorial. 1:2-3 F/M ‘95
Kim Duty and Irene Murphy. 3:62-65 A/S O'Connor. 3:33-35 A/S ‘96 Living community in a fragmented society.
‘95 Make a joyful sound. Teresita Espinosa. 3:28- Lynne Devaney and Carmen Hernandez.
Grassroots development in the classroom. 30 A/S ‘96 1:50-52 F/M ‘95
Ann Truxaw. 1:67-68 F/M ‘96 Media violence: the search for solutions.
Math. See Science/Math Elizabeth Thoman. 1:47-49 F/M ‘95
Justice and Peace Education Column Peace: the countercultural value. Joseph F.
African journey, An. Kevin LaNave. 3:74-75 Media. See also Technology/Media Rogus. 1:4-6 F/M ‘95
A/S ‘95 Call to action: women and the media. Angela Pentecost catechists. Kathleen Ryan. 1:11-13
Catholic social teaching: the what, who and Ann Zukowski. 2:70-71 A/M ‘96 F/M ‘95
how. Joan Hart. 3:71-72 A/S ‘96 Domestic violence. Antoinette Dudek. Rearranging life in East Harlern. Joanna
End childhood hunger: election year activities. Editorial. 1:3 F/M ‘95 Burley. 1:7-10 F/M ‘95
Dorothy Pilkington. 4:68-69 O/N ‘96 Faith on the air. Joseph P. Sinwell. 4:64-65 School violence and the law. Bernard James.
God’s children in Guatemala. Jeanne Karl. O/N ‘95 1:31-34 F/M ‘95
2:73-74 A/M ‘96 Let's stop kids killing kids. Catherine T. Sharing Christ's story—and ours. Pairicia Neff.
Golden anniversary for the UN, A. Anele E. McNamee. Editorial. 1:2-3 F/M ‘95 1:37-38 F/M ‘95
Heiges. 1:76-77 F/M ‘95 Media literacy is the message. Frances Shifting the debate on youth violence. Antonia
Grassroots development in the classroom. Trampiets. 4:11-13 O/N ‘95 C. Novello. 1:22-26 F/M ‘95
Ann Truxaw. 1:67-68 F/M ‘96 Media violence: the search for solutions. There’s a hole in the moral ozone and we’ve
Seeking peace through tolerance. Mary Elizabeth Thoman. 1:47-49 F/M ‘95 got to fix it. Tom Selleck and Michael
Theresa Plante. 2:86-87 A/M ‘95 Ministry in a mass media culture. Jack Josephson. 1:53-55 F/M ‘95
Sowing the seeds of peace. Barbara Piscopo Armstrong. 2:27-28 A/M ‘96 Youth’s freedom to love. S. Kevin Regan.
with Liz Adamson. 4:66-67 O/N ‘95 Radio: the forgotten medium. Angela Ann 1:36-37 F/M ‘95
Zukowski. 4:68-69 O/N ‘95
Justice Concerns. See also Nurturing Parental Involvement
Peace in a Violent Culture. Special Section. Mentoring Challenge them and they will come. Eileen
African journey, An. Kevin LaNave. 3:74-75 Keepers of the keys. Barbara L. Brock and Wirth. 4:28-30 O/N ‘96
A/S ‘95 Marilyn L. Grady. 1:48-50 F/M ‘96 Extended family, The. Sue Bordenaro. 4:10-12
Catholic social teaching: the what, who and O/N ‘96
how. Joan Hart. 3:71-72 A/S ‘96 Moral Growth. See Values Education Magic tricks. Mary Schreiber. 2:84-85 A/M ‘95
Firs4t: 7s3t epO /tNo w‘a9r6d tolerance, A. Kathy Coffey. Ncea No ‘i9s6 a positive yes. Jennifer Gates. 4:30 O/N
Gig for social justice, A. Beth Dotson. 3:42-43 Black Catholics in America. Steve Davolt. Parent partnerships: the ripple effect.
A/S ‘96 1: 56-58 F/M ‘95 Willoughby G. Walling. 1:63-65 F/M ‘95
Kenyan connection, A. Kathy Coffey. 4:63 O/N Collaboration stretches parish resources. Lee “Sleeping giants” transform a school. R.
‘95 Agnes Hodapp. 1:69-70 F/M ‘96 Eleanor Duff. 3:52-54 A/S ‘95
Spirit of Lent, The. Jennifer J. Brill. 1:70 F/M Down Under: a world of warmth and wonder.
‘96 Kim Duty and Irene Murphy. 3:62-65 A/S Peace Education. See Justice Concerns
Spirituality of the school board, The. Edward ‘95 and Nurturing Peace in a Violent Society.
Kelly. 2:20-21 A/M ‘96 Godspeed, Sister Catherine! 2:50-51 A/M ‘96 Special Section.
25-year journey in search of justice, A. Edward NCEA network, An. Catherine T. McNamee.
van Merrienboer. 1:29-32 F/M ‘96 Editorial. 4:2 O/N ‘95 Public Policy
Visit, The. Trudy Stillwell White. 3:44-45 A/S NCEA voices education concerns to political Keeping faith with freedom. Dale McDonald.
‘95 parties. Leonard DeFiore. 4:65-66 O/N ‘96 Editorial. 1:3 F/M ‘96
What's in a rice bowl? Kathy Coffey. 2:88 A/M One faculty, one spirit. Mary Frances NCEA voices education concerns to political
‘95 Taymans. 2:38-40 A/M ‘96 parties. Leonard DeFiore. 4:65-66 O/N ‘96
25-year journey in search of justice, A. On-ramps to the information superhighway.
Language Arts Edward van Merrienboer. 1:29-32 F/M ‘96 Dale McDonald. 1:60-61 F/M ‘96
Taking a novel approach. Nancy Ehret. 4:44- Public policy and the challenge of technology
45 O/N ‘95 New Frontiers for Catholic Schools literacy. Dale McDonald. 3:73-74 A/S ‘96
Program
Learning Disabled. See also Students with Competency through technology. Judy Wilson. Public Schools
Disabilities. 2:35-36 A/M ‘95 Missing link between parish programs and
Art and the emotional well-being of the child. Significant launchings. Regina Haney. 4:26-29 public schools, The. Mark S. Markuly. 2:80-
Sandra Martin. 1:20-21 F/M ‘95 O/N ‘95 83 A/M ‘95
Dreams are free. Mary Gilchrist Cottrill. 3:62-
64 A/S ‘96 Nurturing Peace in a Violent Culture. Religious Education/Faith Formation. See
Professional development defeats dyslexia. Special Section. F/M ‘95 also Catholic Education: Route to Faith.
Claire Joller. 2:50-52 A/M ‘95 Art and the emotional! well-being of the child. Special Section.
Sandra Martin. 1:20-21 F/M ‘95 Art and catechesis. John T. Render. 3:26-27
Learning Styles Building community in city streets. Virginia A/S ‘96
Flowers and children: unearthing differences, Ann Hellow. 1:28-30 F/M ‘95 Catechetical parish, The. Richard Burion.
nurturing growth. Noreen Nolan and Mary Confronting the culture of violence. Carol L. 3:22-24 A/S ‘95
Ellen Eichmann. 1:41-44 F/M ‘96 Ries and Barbara Spears. 1:45-46 F/M ‘95 Cyberspace: journey of faith. Angela Ann
Intensive scheduling: when less is more. Curbing violence by computer. Frank E. Zukowski. 1:72 F/M ‘96
Francis J. Ryan. 1:62-65 F/M ‘96 Nieset. 1:39 F/M ‘95 Cyberspace odyssey, A. Jenny Ritzel. 4:20-22
Domestic violence. Antoinette Dudek. O/N ‘95
Legal Concerns Editorial. 1:3 F/M ‘95 Exodus revisited, The. MarySue Leese. 1:68
School violence and the law. Bernard James. For our children, for ourselves. Gloria Durka. F/M ‘95
1:31-34 F/M ‘95 1:40-44 F/M ‘95 In the habit of giving. Denise Landy DeFord.
General resources for violence prevention. 4:26-27 O/N ‘96
Literacy 1:55 F/M ‘95 Meeting the rhinoceros. Fred Herron. 1:60-62
Helping parents who can't help their children. Home is where hope is. Patricia Garrahan. F/M ‘95
Angele Lutgen. 2:68-69 A/M ‘95 1:14-16 F/M ‘95 Ministry in a mass media culture. Jack
In search of domestic tranquility. Henry G. Armstrong. 2:27-28 A/M ‘96
Cisneros. 1:17-19 F/M ‘95 Missing link between parish programs and
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public schools, The. Mark S. Markuly. 2:80- Louisiana Utah
83 A/M ‘95 Vandebilt Catholic High School, Houma. Judge Memorial Catholic High School, Salt
National strategies for parish programs. Professional development defeats Lake City. Dance: an awakening.
Andrew D. Thompson. 4:5-7 O/N ‘96 dyslexia. Claire Joller. 2:50-52 A/M ‘95 Jeanette Sawaya Lamb and Rick
Parish: a lifelong learning center, The. Don
Wagoner. 3:48-50 A/S ‘96
Piraro. 2:71-73 A/M ‘95 Maryland
Pentecost catechists. Kathleen Ryan. 1:11-13 DeMatha Catholic High School, Hyattsville. Science/Math
F/M ‘95 Playing in tune. Thomas Ponton. 3:44- Finding their niche. Walter J. Hintz. 3:61 A/S
Quest for religious literacy. Rochelle Marie 46 A/S ‘96 ‘95
Ernst. 2:65-66 A/M ‘95 Life sciences 101. Janet Struble. 2:57-58 A/M
Religious educators confront the electronic Massachusetts ‘95
age. Caroline Cerveny. 4:30-32 O/N ‘95 Bishop Fenwick High School, Peabody. MASCOTS tackle new math/science chal-
Some cautions about visual learning and reli- Spring cleaning with a difference. Kevin lenges. Scott Page. 1:59 F/M ‘95
gious education. James P. Campbell. 2:29- Bloom. 4:8-9 O/N ‘96 Shape of things to come, The. Robert F.
30 A/M ‘96 Tinker. 4:23-25 O/N ‘95
Statewide approach to catechetical renewal, Minnesota
A. Leland Nagel. 3:76-77 A/S ‘95 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield. Service Projects
Super Saturdays. Christopher R. Weickert. Theater of endless opportunities, A. Duty calls. Ernest L. Boyer. 1:37-39 F/M ‘96
3:18-20 A/S ‘95 Gregg M. Sawyer. 3:38-40 A/S ‘96
What does Scripture say? Eileen Loughran. Seton Awards Gala
1:12-14 F/M ‘96 Nebraska 1995 Elizabeth Ann Seton Awards. 1:46-47
What if?...You imagine. Sharon Sullivan and St. Cecilia’s Cathedral School, Omaha. F/M ‘96
Kathy Gallo. 4:56-57 O/N ‘96 Challenge them and they will come.
You gotta know the territory. Matthew J. Hayes Eileen Wirth. 4:28-30 O/N ‘96 Students with Disabilities. See also
and Sue Grenough. 2:26-28 A/M ‘95 Learning Disabled.
New York Inclusion: balancing the ups and downs
Research Sacred Heart/Mt. Carmel School for the Marilyn E. Bishop. 3:28-30 A/S ‘95
Cause for hope: programs in ministry and reli- Arts, Mount Vernon. Talents for suc- We walk by faith, not sight. M. Margaret
gious education. Barbara J. Fleischer. 2:32- cess. Philip Gorrasi. 3:36-37 A/S ‘96 Fleming and Judith Moeller. 4:40-42
36 A/M ‘96 St. Ann School, East Harlem. Rearranging O/N ‘96
Men for others. George Lindemer. 1:69-72 F/M life in East Harlem. Joanna Burley. 1:7-
‘95 10 F/M ‘95 Teachers/t: eaching
St. Elizabeth School, Washington Heights. ACE: a winning card for Catholic schools.
Resources Flowers and children: unearthing differ- Gary Gelo. 4:22-24 O/N ‘96
Discussion guide for Momentum technology ences, nurturing growth. Noreen Nolan Between the lines of the grade sheet. Kathy
issue. 4:36-38 O/N ‘95 and Mary Ellen Eichmann. 1:41-44 F/M Coffey. 1:73 F/M ‘95
General resources for violence prevention. ‘96 Carpe diem. Joseph A. Wray. 2:46-47 A/M ‘95
1:55 F/M ‘95 St. Joseph’s School, Long Island City. Principal as mirror-maker, The. Faustin Neff
Selected educational technology resources. Building community in city streets. Weber Ili. 3:69-71 A/S ‘95
4:62 O/N ‘95 Virginia Ann Hellow. 1:28-30 F/M ‘95 Teachers take a risk. Rebecca A. Cleveland
Selected resources for arts education. 3:59 and Dorothy A. Ostrowski. 4:62-64 O/N ‘96
A/S ‘96 Ohio Time for action. Laurence A. Tomei. 2:53-55
Elyria Catholic High School, Elyria. Sowing A/M ‘96
Schoo! Reform. See Catholic Education the seeds of peace. Barbara Piscopo Valuing Catholic school educators. Jeanette V
Response to Goals 2000, A. Theme with Liz Adamson. 4:66-67 O/N ‘95 Kam. 2:66 A/M ‘96
Issue. Metro Catholic Parish School, Cleveland.
Building the church in the city. Rita Mary Teaching for Spiritual Growth Institute
Schools Harwood. 3:40-43 A/S ‘95 Sharing Christ’s story—and ours. Patricia Neff
Alabama Our Lady of the Rosary School, Dayton. 1:37-38 F/M ‘95
St. James Catholic Scohol, Gadsden. Cyberspace odyssey, A. Jenny Ritzel. Youth’s freedom to love. S. Kevin Regan.
Small is beautiful—and technological. 4:20-22 O/N ‘95 1:36-37 F/M ‘95
Mary E. Tracy. 3:66-67 A/S ‘96
Oklahoma Technology: Into the 21st Century. Theme
California St. Charles Borromeo Catholic School, issue. O/N ‘95
St. Isidore School, Danville. Sum greater Oklahoma City. Visit, The. Trudy Character formation in computer-driven educa-
than its parts, A. Kathleen Gannon- Stillwell White. 3:44-45 A/S ‘95 tion. Philip R. Smith. 4:14-15 O/N ‘95
Briggs. 2:30-32 A/M ‘95 Cyberspace odyssey, A. Jenny Ritzel. 4:20-22
St. Louis Bertrand School, Oakland. Pennsylvania O/N ‘95
Second Step: the first step in violence Ancillae-Assumpta Academy, Wyncote. Discussion guide for Momentum technology
prevention. Diana Adams. 2:78-79 A/M R.1.C.E.—four values for civic educa- issue. 4:36-38 O/N ‘95
‘95 tion. Marian Dondero and Elizabeth Ethical and legal chalienges of technology.
McCoy. 1:20-23 F/M ‘96 Mary Angela Shaughnessy. 4:16-18 O/N
District of Columbia St. Lucy Day School for Children with ‘95
Georgetown Visitation, Washington. Out of Visual Impairments, Upper Darby. We Faith on the air. Joseph P. Sinwell. 4:64-65
the ashes. Daniel M. Kerns, Jr. 4:56-58 walk by faith, not sight. M. Margaret O/N ‘95
O/N ‘95 Fleming and Judith Moeller. 4:40-42 Glossary of terms. 4:72 O/N ‘95
O/N ‘96 High-tech high schools. Mary Brenden Zajac.
Florida St. Vitus School, New Castle. Many hands 4:52-54 O/N ‘95
St. Gregory School, Plantation. Building make fine art. Maureen Martin. 4:14-15 Interactive learning comes of age. Kim Palmer
together in faith. Cathy Zei. 4:33-34 O/N O/N ‘96 4:40-42 O/N ‘95
‘96 Media literacy is the message. Frances
South Carolina Trampiets. 4:11-13 O/N ‘95
Illinois St. John Neumann School, Columbia. NCEA network, An. Catherine T. McNamee.
Father Sweeney School for the “Sleeping giants” transform a school. R. Editorial. 4:2 O/N ‘95
Academically Gifted, Peoria. Blessed Eleanor Duff. 3:52-54 A/S ‘95 Nurturing the success of others. James
with the brightest. Joan H. Brennan. 4:50-51 O/N ‘95
Wojcikewych. 3:68-70 A/S ‘96
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Optimum teaching and learning. Regina Time for action. Lawrence A. Tomei. 2:53-55 Values Education
Haney and Angela Ann Zukowski. Editorial. A/M ‘96 Character formation in computer-driven educa-
4:3-4 O/N ‘95 tion. Philip R. Smith. 4:14-15 O/N ‘95
Out of the ashes. Daniel M. Kerns, Jr. 4:56-58 Total Catholic Education: Taking Christ Media literacy is the message. Frances
O/N ‘95 Everywhere. Special Section. A/S ‘95 Trampiets. 4:11-13 O/N ‘95
Playing with computers—and learning. Trisha Building the church in the city. Rita Mary Pentecost catechists. Kathleen Ryan. 1:11-13
Ainsa. 4:46-48 O/N ‘95 Harwood. 3:40-43 A/S ‘95 F/M ‘95
Proactive computing and learning. Joan Building the city of God. Catherine T. Rearranging life in East Harlem. Joanna
Elizabeth Hughes. 4:34-35 O/N ‘95 McNamee. 3:4-6 A/S ‘95 Burley. 1:7-10 F/M ‘95
Religious educators confront the electronic Catechetical parish, The. Richard Burton. There’s a hole in the moral ozone and we've
age. Caroline Cerveny. 4:30-32 O/N ‘95 3:22-24 A/S ‘95 got to fix it. Tom Selleck and Michael
Schools working together—it just makes Community speaks, The. Maria Thornton Josephson. 1:53-55 F/M ‘95
sense. Marian Stuckey. 4:8-10 O/N ‘95 McClain. 3:7-9 A/S ‘95
Seize the day! Angela Ann Zukowski. 4:4-7 Competing programs are out! John M. Unger. Violence Prevention. See also Nurturing
O/N ‘95 3:34-36 A/S ‘95 Peace in a Violent Culture. Special Section
Selected educational technology resources. Curriculum is the key to total education. Second Step: the first step in violence preven-
4:62 O/N ‘95 Patrick Slattery. 3:31-33 A/S ‘95 tion. Diana Adams. 2:78-79 A/M ‘95
Shape of things to come, The. Robert F. DRE/principal partnership...making it work,
Tinker. 4:23-25 O/N ‘95 The. Barbara Davis with Karen Elliott. 3:25- Volunteer Experience, The. Special Section.
Shopping for software. Kenneth Collura. 4:33- 27 A/S ‘95 O/N ‘96
35 O/N ‘95 Inclusion: balancing the ups and downs. ACE: a winning card for Catholic schools.
Significant launchings. Regina Haney. 4:26-29 Marilyn E. Bishop. 3:28-30 A/S ‘95 Gary Gelo. 4:22-24 O/N ‘96
O/N ‘95 Lift every voice. Diana L. Hayes. 3:16-17 A/S Building together in faith. Cathy Zei. 4:33-34
Taking a novel approach. Nancy Ehret. 4:44- ‘95 O/N ‘96
45 O/N ‘95 Meaning of “Catholic education,” The. John Challenge them and they will come. Eileen
What if?...You imagine. Sharon Sullivan and Pollard. 3:10-12 A/S ‘95 Wirth. 4:28-30 O/N ‘96
Kathy Gallo. 4:56-57 O/N ‘96 Seven habits of highly effective Catholic col- Extended family, The. Sue Bordenaro. 4:10-12
Win/win partnerships: school and community. lege graduates. William J. Byron. 3:14-15 O/N ‘96
Gail Morse. 4:59-60 O/N ‘95 A/S ‘95 Giving something back. James R. Conroy and
Strength in community. Catherine Kallhoff Charles P. Costello. 4:31-32 O/N ‘96
Technology/Media. See also Technology: 3:37-39 A/S ‘95 In the habit of giving. Denise Landy DeFord.
Into the 21st Century. Theme Issue Super Saturdays. Christopher R. Weickert. 4:26-27 O/N ‘S6
Are teachers an endangered species? William 3:18-20 A/S ‘95 Investment in students’ success, An. Anne
C. Langley. 1:56-58 F/M ‘96 TCE: a reflection. John J. Leibrecht. Editorial. Christensen. 4:16-18 O/N ‘96
Catechesis and technology: Campbell revisit- 3:3 A/S ‘95 Management: the keystone. Anita L.
ed. Catherine Qualls. 4:70-71 O/N ‘96 Bradshaw. 4:13-15 O/N ‘96
Charting a course through the Internet. Angela | Trends in Technology Column Many called, few chosen. Regina Haney. 4:20-
Ann Zukowski. 1:74-75 F/M ‘95 Call to action: women and the media. Angela 21 O/N ‘96
Competency through technology. Judy Wilson. Ann Zukowski. 2:70-71 A/M ‘96 Many hands make fine art. Maureen Martin.
2:35-36 A/M ‘95 Charting a course through the Internet. Angela 4:14-15 O/N ‘96
Curbing violence by computer. Frank E. Ann Zukowski. 1:74-75 F/M ‘95 National strategies for parish programs.
Nieset. 1:39 F/M ‘95 Cyberspace: friend or foe? Angela Ann Andrew D. Thompson. 4:5-7 O/N ‘96
Cyberspace: friend or foe? Angela Ann Zukowski. 3:73 A/S ‘95 No is a positive yes. Jennifer Gates. 4:30 O/N
Zukowski. 3:73 A/S ‘95 Cyberspace: journey of faith. Angela Ann ‘96
Hong Kong: exemplar of the media revolution. Zukowski. 1:72 F/M ‘96 Spring cleaning with a difference. Kevin
Angela Ann Zukowski. 4:72 O/N ‘96 Hong Kong: exemplar of the media revolution. Bloom. 4:8-9 O/N ‘96
Inclusive approach to technology planning, An. Angela Ann Zukowski. 4:72 O/N ‘96 Volunteerism: a two-way street. Editorial.
James P. Kubacki. 3:64 A/S ‘96 Radio: the forgotten medium. Angela Ann Barbara Keebler. 4:2-3 O/N ‘96
On-ramps to the information superhighway. Zukowski. 4:68-69 O/N ‘95
Dale McDonald. 1:60-61 F/M ‘96 Taking the plunge into distance learning. Women
Public policy and the challenge of technology Angela Ann Zukowski. 2:94 A/M ‘95 Beijing and beyond. Kathleen T. Kenney. 1:53-
literacy. Dale McDonald. 3:73-74 A/S ‘96 Technology: threat or promise in 2000? 55 F/M ‘96
Small is beautiful—and technological. Mary E. Angela Ann Zukowski. 3:77-78 A/S ‘96 Call to action: women and the media. Angela
Tracy. 3:66-67 A/S ‘96 Ann Zukowski. 2:70-71 A/M ‘96
Some cautions about visual learning and reli- Unitea Nations Celebrating the other voices of history. Kendis
gious education. James P. Campbell. 2:29- Beijing and beyond. Kathleen T. Kenney. Camacho. 1:65 F/M ‘95
30 A/M ‘96 1:53-55 F/M ‘96
Taking the plunge into distance learning. Golden anniversary for the UN, A. Anele E. You th Ministry
Angela Ann Zukowski. 2:94 A/M ‘95 Heiges. 1:76-77 F/M ‘95 Home is where hope is. Patricia Garrahan.
Technology: threat or promise in 2000? Seeking peace through tolerance. Mary 1:14-16 F/M ‘95
Angela Ann Zukowski. 3:77-78 A/S ‘96 Theresa Plante. 2:86-87 A/M ‘95
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