Parks & Recreation 1999: Vol 34 Index

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ARTICLES BY SUBJECT Success Sells the Benefits of Therapeutic COMMUNICATIONS
Recreation, December, page 24
NRPA External Media Visibility Planning
ACCESSIBILITY
What a Difference the Benefits Make, Michelle Calendar: Teaming Up for Success, The,
Enhancing Accessibility through Virtual Park, CLP, February, page 30 Michael R. Corwin, April, page 98
Environments, Jane Kaufman Broida, CLP, CTRS
BUDGET AND FINANCE Nothing but Net: Therapeutic Recreation and
and Dr. Clark Germann, May, page 94
the Web, Sylvie Mainville, M.S. and Laura
Nothing but Net: Therapeutic Recreation and Are you Experienced? Marketing Parks and Valerius, Ph.D., May, page 86
the Web, Sylvie Mainville, M.S. and Laura Recreation in the New Millennium, Dr. Ellen
Valerius, Ph.D., May, page 86 O'Sullivan, CLP, September, page 102 CONSERVATION
AQUATICS Innovative Land Acquisition for the 21st Century, A Collaboration in Resource Management: The
Dirk Richwine, January, page 70 Stone Mountain Project, Aram Attarian, Ph.D.,
An Ounce of Prevention, Jim Morgan, February, July, page 74
page 68 Maintaining Momentum, Eric W. O’Brien,
Changing Lives, Making WAVEs, Belinda January, page2 Innovative Land Acquisition for the 21st Century,
Dirk Richwine, January, page 70
Bencomo, November, page 60 Paying to Play: The Future of Recreation Fees,
Germ Warfare and Your Aquatic Facility, John F Nicole A. Bates, July, page 46 Reclaiming Landfills for Recreation, Gaylan A
Whitmore, CLP, February, page 50 Rasmussen, MLA, January, page 56
Reclaiming Landfills for Recreation, Gaylan A
Got Pools? Got Problems? Get a Plan! Larry N Rasmussen, MLA, January, page 56 EDUCATION
Foster, February, page 56
CERTIFICATION Accreditation: Setting the Standard in
Let the Sun Shine, Evan van Koeck, November, Undergraduate Education, February, page 72
page 62 IPEMA: Committed to Safety, Curtis Cleveland,
April, page 60 Birds of a Feather, Ted Flickinger, CLP, May,
partnership Produces Safer Aquatic Facilities, page2
February, page 28. What's in a Name? Sid Stevenson, Ph.D., CLP,
May, page 54 Golf Peoria’s Youth Movement, William P.
Water Down Under, The, Tim Batt and Craig Woolard and Meridith L. Zucco, June, page 64
Dickson, November, page 54 CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT
BENEFITS School's Alcohol-Abuse Policy Withstands
A Noble Cause Indeed, Ted Flickinger, CLP. Challenge, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., May,
Benefits Equation, The, Daniel L. Dustin, Ph.D.; September, page 2 page 48
Leo H. McAvoy, Ph.D., and Thomas L. Goodale,
Ph.D., January, page 32 Birds of a Feather, Ted Flickinger, CLP, May, ENVIRONMENT
page2
Coming Up Roses, Eric W. 0’ Brien, April , A Leopoldian Success Story: Mojave National
page 2. United States a Blooming Success, Matthew S Preserve, Daniel L. Dustin, Ph.D., Mary G. Martin
Rosen, May, page 28 and Richard M. Barbar, July, page 68
Making an Impact, Lawrence R. Allen, Ph.D.,
Karen Hurtes, M.S., and Bonnie Stevens, Ph.D., United We Stand, Ted Flickinger, CLP, February, A Riverfront Runs Through It, Joseph R.
November, page 68. page 2. Marfuggi and Rick Porth, January, page 48
ARTICLES BY SUBJECT Success Sells the Benefits of Therapeutic COMMUNICATIONS
Recreation, December, page 24
NRPA External Media Visibility Planning
ACCESSIBILITY
What a Difference the Benefits Make, Michelle Calendar: Teaming Up for Success, The,
Enhancing Accessibility through Virtual Park, CLP, February, page 30 Michael R. Corwin, April, page 98
Environments, Jane Kaufman Broida, CLP, CTRS
BUDGET AND FINANCE Nothing but Net: Therapeutic Recreation and
and Dr. Clark Germann, May, page 94
the Web, Sylvie Mainville, M.S. and Laura
Nothing but Net: Therapeutic Recreation and Are you Experienced? Marketing Parks and Valerius, Ph.D., May, page 86
the Web, Sylvie Mainville, M.S. and Laura Recreation in the New Millennium, Dr. Ellen
Valerius, Ph.D., May, page 86 O'Sullivan, CLP, September, page 102 CONSERVATION
AQUATICS Innovative Land Acquisition for the 21st Century, A Collaboration in Resource Management: The
Dirk Richwine, January, page 70 Stone Mountain Project, Aram Attarian, Ph.D.,
An Ounce of Prevention, Jim Morgan, February, July, page 74
page 68 Maintaining Momentum, Eric W. O’Brien,
Changing Lives, Making WAVEs, Belinda January, page2 Innovative Land Acquisition for the 21st Century,
Dirk Richwine, January, page 70
Bencomo, November, page 60 Paying to Play: The Future of Recreation Fees,
Germ Warfare and Your Aquatic Facility, John F Nicole A. Bates, July, page 46 Reclaiming Landfills for Recreation, Gaylan A
Whitmore, CLP, February, page 50 Rasmussen, MLA, January, page 56
Reclaiming Landfills for Recreation, Gaylan A
Got Pools? Got Problems? Get a Plan! Larry N Rasmussen, MLA, January, page 56 EDUCATION
Foster, February, page 56
CERTIFICATION Accreditation: Setting the Standard in
Let the Sun Shine, Evan van Koeck, November, Undergraduate Education, February, page 72
page 62 IPEMA: Committed to Safety, Curtis Cleveland,
April, page 60 Birds of a Feather, Ted Flickinger, CLP, May,
partnership Produces Safer Aquatic Facilities, page2
February, page 28. What's in a Name? Sid Stevenson, Ph.D., CLP,
May, page 54 Golf Peoria’s Youth Movement, William P.
Water Down Under, The, Tim Batt and Craig Woolard and Meridith L. Zucco, June, page 64
Dickson, November, page 54 CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT
BENEFITS School's Alcohol-Abuse Policy Withstands
A Noble Cause Indeed, Ted Flickinger, CLP. Challenge, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., May,
Benefits Equation, The, Daniel L. Dustin, Ph.D.; September, page 2 page 48
Leo H. McAvoy, Ph.D., and Thomas L. Goodale,
Ph.D., January, page 32 Birds of a Feather, Ted Flickinger, CLP, May, ENVIRONMENT
page2
Coming Up Roses, Eric W. 0’ Brien, April , A Leopoldian Success Story: Mojave National
page 2. United States a Blooming Success, Matthew S Preserve, Daniel L. Dustin, Ph.D., Mary G. Martin
Rosen, May, page 28 and Richard M. Barbar, July, page 68
Making an Impact, Lawrence R. Allen, Ph.D.,
Karen Hurtes, M.S., and Bonnie Stevens, Ph.D., United We Stand, Ted Flickinger, CLP, February, A Riverfront Runs Through It, Joseph R.
November, page 68. page 2. Marfuggi and Rick Porth, January, page 48
rE oly
Coming Up Roses, Eric W. 0’ Brien, April, FESTIVALS AND SPECIAL EVENTS Playing by Sport Tourism’s rules, Heather J
page2 Gibson, Ph.D., June, page 36
A Night at the Opera, Daniel Dustin and Alexis
Enjoy the Lovely View; Beware the Bugs, James McKenney, March, page 85 State of Our National Programs, The, Kathy J
C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., April, page 48 Don't Be Upstaged, Bill Beck, July, page 89 Spangler, CLP, October, page 62
Outdoor Recreation and Natural Resource It's Not Only Rock ‘n’ Roll: A Model of Inclusive Sweating with the Oldies: Physical Activity and
Management: An Uneasy Alliance, Alan W Programming, Emery J. Yost, March, page 60 Successful Aging, Kim L. Siegenthaler, August
Ewert, Ph.D., July, page 58 page 26
Playing by Sport Tourism’s rules, Heather J
They're Climbing the Walls, John McGowan
Reclaiming Landfills for Recreation, Gaylan A Gibson, Ph.D., June, page 36
May, page 57
Rasmussen, MLA, January, page 56
FITNESS
They're Simply the Best, Donnie Gray
State of Our National Programs, The, Kathy J Dashing Through the Snow, Roger Lohr, December, page 56
Spangler, CLP, October, page 62 October, page 84
Tony Hawk: The Godfather of Skate, Sean
United States a Blooming Success, Matthew S Getting into the Game, Dr. Daniel D. McLean and Mortimer, July, page 94
Rosen, May, page 28 Dr. Ruth Russell, June, page 40
Variety: The Spice of a Healthy Life, Douglas
Water Down Under, The, Tim Batt and Craig Getting Semper Fit, Chris D'Orazio, December Vaira, September, page 94
Dickson, November, page 54 page 62
We Built This City on Fitness, Douglas Vaira
FACILITY PLANNING AND DESIGN Growing Old Actively, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean and October, page 30
Dr. Ruth Russell, August, page 32
A Riverfront Runs Through It, Joseph R What a Racket! Andre L. Christopher, October
Marfuggi and Rick Porth, January, page 48 Hershey's Track and Field Youth Program page 54
October, page 88
Complex-ities of Ballfield Design, The, Axel FROM THE FIELD
Ideal Conditioning, December, page 96
Bishop, Carol Henry and Rob Layton, August, Partnership Produces Safer Aquatic Facilities
page 56 Inside Looking Out: What's Next in Fitness for February, page 28
Parks and Recreation? Ginny Unold, August
Don't Be Upstaged, Bill Beck, July, page 89 page 52 United States a Blooming Success, Matthew S
Rosen, May, page 28
Golf Course Renovation 101, Hal Phillips, June, Local Parks and Recreation: For the Health of It,
page 80 Laura Payne, Ph.D.; Elizabeth Orsega-Smith, We Built This City on Fitness, Douglas Vaira
M.S.; Kathy J. Spangler, CLP, and Geoffrey October, page 30
Happy Trails to You: Recipes for Regional
Success, Steve Fiala, January, page 62 Godbey, Ph.D., October, page 72 GOLF
On a Roll, Christina Dendy, September, page 152
Light Stuff, The, May, page 102 Back on Course, Dr. Sandra Parker and Jackie
Operation Recreation Relief, Sheila Franklin, Williams, June, page 60
Lights Fantastic, Jeff Rogers, August, page 64 October, page 78
Driving for the Green: Marketing Your
They're Climbing the Walls, Jonn McGowan, Over the Hill and Picking up Speed, R.B. Thomas Community's Golf Course, Conner Shepherd
May, page 57 Jr., August, page 46 Ph.D., June, page 72
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Golf Course Renovation 101, Hal Phillips, June, MENTAL HEALTH
page 80
Back on Course, Dr. Sandra Parker and Jackie
Golf Peoria’s Youth Movement, William P. Williams, June, page 60
Woolard and Meridith L. Zucco, June, page 64 Enabling the Leisure Experience, Dr. Daniel D
LAND USE McLean and Dr. Ruth Russell, February, page 44
A Collaboration in Resource Management: The Getting Semper Fit, Chris D'Orazio, December,
Stone Mountain Project, Aram Attarian, Ph.D., page 62
July, page 74 How Do Individuals Experience Leisure?
Youngkhill Lee, February, page 40
A Riverfront Runs Through It, Joseph R
Marfuggi and Rick Porth, January, page 48 Making an Impact, Lawrence R. Allen, Ph.D.,
Karen Hurtes, M.S., and Bonnie Stevens, Ph.D
Happy Trails to You: Recipes for Regional
November, page 68
Success, Steve Fiala, January, page 62
Spirituality of Recreation, The, David Matthew
Innovative Land Acquisition for the 21st Century, Zuefle, Ph.D., September, page 28
Dirk Richwine, January, page 70
Wilderness Adventure Therapy for At-Risk
No Ifs, Ands or Butts About It, James C Youth, Richard Weston, M.S., and Howard E.A
DRIGH Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., July, page 40 Tinsley, Ph.D., July, page 30
The Future of Recreation Fees, Nicole A. Bates MILITARY RECREATION
July, page 46
Above and Beyond the Call of Duty, Wendy
Reclaiming Lancfills for Recreation, Gaylan A Grant, December, page 54
Rasmussen, MLA, January, page 56
Agents of Change, Alonzie Scott, December,
With NRPA’‘s United States a Blooming Success, Matthew S page 60
Rosen, May, page 28 An Oasis in the Desert, Dennis Merkel,
NATIONAL AWARDS LANDSCAPE DESIGN December, page 56
A Collaboration in Resource Management: The Extreme Games, Elisabeth Wenzel, December,
PROGRAM, Stone Mountain Project, Aram Attarian, Ph.D., page 64
July, page 74 Getting Semper Fit, Chris D'Orazio, December,
page 62
parks and recreation’s United States a Blooming Success, Matthew S
Rosen, May, page 28 Operation Entertainment, HarrietE . Rice
brightest stars are given December, page 42
LIABILITY AND RISK MANAGEMENT
a chance to shine. Ready and Willing, Joe Durkin, December,
Enjoy the Lovely View; Beware the Bugs, James page 58
C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., April, page 48
They're Simply the Best, Donnie Gray,
Presentéd every year at No lIfs, Ands or Butts About It, James C December, page 56
“the NRPA National Congress, Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., July, page 40
NRPA ANNUAL REPORT
Recklessness Reaffirmed, James C. Kozlowski,
these awards celebrate those NRPA Annual Report, December, page 77
J.D., Ph.D., October, page 42
reteo)l( erl areMelaet-lalra-1ecelany NRPA CONGRESS & EXPOSITION
Sports League Held Liable for Brutal Attack on
that have contributed to Coach, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., 1999 Congress & Exposition, July, page 82
November, page 45
1999 NRPA Congress & Exposition, Nashville,
parks and recreation.
When Animals Attack: Governmental Immunity Tennessee, September, page 68
* and Liability, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., NRPA LAW REVIEW
March, page 48
Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? James C
Help shine the light MANAGEMENT Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., December, page 34
on excellence An Evaluation of Playground Management, Chicago Won't Stand for Loitering, James C
Monty Christiansen, CLP, CPSI, April, page 74 Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., August, page 36
by nominating a
Innovative Land Acquisition for the 21st Century, County Designated Center Island for Residents
National Award recipient. Dirk Richwine, January, page 70 Only, James C. Kozlowski, J.D,. Ph.D., June,
page 46
Reality Bytes, June, page 90
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Enjoy the Lovely View; Beware the Bugs, James
United States a Blooming Success, Matthew S C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., April, page 48
For an application call the NRPA Rosen, May, page 28
Latin Cross in Public Park Violates Federal and
Marketing & Communications MARKETING State Constitutions, James C. Kozlowski, J.D.,
Are you Experienced? Marketing Parks and Ph.D., January, page 38
Department at [phone].
Recreation in the New Millennium, Dr. Ellen No Ifs, Ands or Butts About It, James C
O'Sullivan, CLP, September, page 102. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., July, page 40
DEADLINE APRIL 15 Economic Impact of Sports Tournaments and Questioning the Constitutionality of Drug Tests,
Events, The, John L. Crompton, CLP, September, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., February,
page 142. page 32
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Recklessness Reaffirmed, James C. Kozlowski, Getting into the Game, Dr. Daniel D. McLean and Parks & Recreation 1999 Buyer's Guide, March
J.D., Ph.D., October, page 42 Dr. Ruth Russell, June, page 40 page 101
Religious Symbo! a Snake in the Grass, James Happy Tratls to You: Recipes for Regional RESEARCH INTO ACTION
C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., September, page 50 Success, Steve Fiala, January, page 62
Adventure as Therapy, Dr. Daniel D. McLean
School's Alcohol-Abuse Policy Withstands National Outdoor Recreation Assessments, and Dr. Ruth Russell, July, page 33
Challenge, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., May, Carter J. Betz, January, page 22
Camping Experience, The, Dr. Daniel D. McLean
page 48
On the Trail, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean and Dr. Ruth and Dr. Ruth Russell, April, page42
Sports League Held Liable for Brutal Attack on Russell, March, page 40
Come Together Right Now, Dr. Daniel D. McLean
Coach, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D.,
Outdoor Recreation and Natural Resource and Dr. Ruth Russell, May, page 42
November, page 45
Managément: An Uneasy Alliance, Alan W.
When Animals Attack: Governmental Immunity Ewert, Ph.D., July, page 58 Enabling the Leisure Experience, Dr. Daniel D
McLean and Dr. Ruth Russell, February, page 44
and Liability, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., Paying to Play: The Future of Recreation Fees,
March, page 48 Nicole A. Bates, July, page 46 Getting into the Game, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean and
NRPA MID-YEAR FORUM Dr. Ruth Russell, June, page 40
Playing by Sport Tourism’s rules, Heather J
Sights and Sounds from the 1999 NRPA Mid- Gibson, Ph.D., June, page 36 Growing Old Actively, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean and
Dr. Ruth Russell, August, page 32
Year Forum, April, page 30 Playing the Outdoors Market, Emilyn Sheffield
NRPA PERSPECTIVES and Michelle Dawson, October, page 36 On the Trail, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean and Dr. Ruth
Russell, March, page 40
A Complete Recovery, R. Dean Tice, December, Satisfaction in Organized Camping, Marta K
page2 Moorman, Ed.D., April, page 41 Positive Programming, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean and
Dr. Ruth Russell, November, page 38
What's Hot in Outdoor Recreation, Dr. Daniel D
A Noble Cause Indeed, Ted Flickinger, CLP,
September, page2 McLean and Dr. Ruth Russell, January, page 28 Researching my Religion, Dr. Daniel D. McLean
and Dr. Ruth Russell, September, page 47
Wilderness Adventure Therapy for At-Risk
Birds of a Feather, Ted Flickinger, CLP, May,
Youth, Richard Weston, M.S., and Howard E.A Take This Job and Love It, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean
page 2 ,
Tinsley, Ph.D., July, page 30 and Dr. Ruth Russell, December, page 29
Building on Success and Looking to the Future,
Eric W. O’Brien and R.1. “Rip” Wilkinson, PARK FACILITIES Trends in the Out of Doors, Dr. Daniei D. McLean
and Dr. Ruth Russell, October, page 40
November, page2 A Riverfront Runs Through It, Joseph R
Marfuggi and Rick Porth, January, page 48 What's Hot in Outdoor Recreation, Dr. Daniel D
Coming Up Roses, Eric W. 0’ Brien, April,
McLean and Dr. Ruth Russell, January, page 28
page2 Happy Trails to You: Recipes for Regional
Success, Steve Fiala, January, page 62 RESEARCH UPDATE
July is Our Memorable Month, R. Dean Tice
July, page 2 Innovative Land Acquisition for the 21st Century, America’s Best-Kept Secret: The National
Dirk Richwine, January, page 70 Recreation Trails, Deborah J. Chavez, Ph.D.,;
Maintaining Momentum, Eric W. O’Brien,
January, page 2 PARTNERSHIPS Joanne F. Tynon, Ph.D., and James A. Harding
March, page 36
Programs that Keep Working, R. Dean Tice, Coming Together Right Now, Dr. Daniel D
How Do Individuals Experience Leisure?
March, page2 McLean and Dr. Ruth Russell, May, page 42
Youngkhill Lee, February, page 40
Silent Partners, Eric W. O’Brien, August, page 2 Golf Course Renovation 101, Hal Phillips, June,
National Outdoor Recreation Assessments
page 80
Thanks a Million, Michael R. Corwin, June, Carter J. Betz, January, page 22
page2 Technology Partnerships and Therapeutic
Recreation, Karen Wenzel, M.A., CTRS, CLP. Playing by Sport Tourism’s Rules, Heather J
United We Stand, Ted Flickinger, CLP, February, May, page 72 Gibson, Ph.D., June, page 36
page2
Understanding Successful Partnerships and Playing the Outdoors Market, Emilyn Sheffield
You Are the Difference, Robert J. Hall, October, Collaborations, Katherine James, Ph.D., May and Michelle Dawson, October, page 36
page 2. page 38 Positive Programming: The Common
OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAYGROUNDS Denominator, Tammie Stenger, Beth Ryan and
Deb Jordan, November, page 28
A Collaboration in Resource Management: The A Matter of Child’s Play, Betsy Caesar, M.Ed
Stone Mountain Project, Aram Attarian, Ph.D., CPSI, April, page 66 Satisfaction in Organized Camping, Marta K
July, page 74 Moorman, Ed.D., April, page 41
An Evaluation of Playground Management,
A Leopoldian Success Story: Mojave National Monty Christiansen, CLP, CPSI, April, page 74 Spirituality of Recreation, The, David Matthew
Preserve, Daniel L. Dustin, Ph.D., Mary G. Martin Zuefle, Ph.D., September, page 28
and Richard M. Barbar, July, page 68 Beyond Public Playground Safety Standards
Teri Hendy, CPSI, April, page 84 Sweating with the Oldies: Physical Activity and
A Riverfront Runs Through It, Joseph R Successful Aging, Kim L. Siegenthaler, August
Flowering of Playground Safety, The, Frances
Marfuggi and Rick Porth, January, page 48 page 26
Wallach, Ed.D., CLP CTRS, CPSI, April, page 52
America’s Best-Kept Secret: The National To Thine Own Employer Be True, Deborah Smith
IPEMA: Committed to Safety, Curtis Cleveland,
Recreation Trails, Deborah J. Chavez, Ph.D.,; Ph.D., December, page 26
April, page 60
Joanne F. Tynon, Ph.D., and James A. Harding,
Understanding Successful Partnerships and
March, page 36 Staying Power of Soft Contained Playgrounds,
Collaborations, Katherine James, Ph.D., May,
The, MaryLou Iverson, CLP, CPS!, April, page 54
Camping Experience, The, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean page 38
and Dr. Ruth Russell, April, page42 REFERENCE
Wilderness Adventure Therapy for At-Risk
Extreme Games, Elisabeth Wenzel, December, 1998 Index to Parks & Recreation, Ed., January, Youth, Richard Weston, M.S., and Howard E.A
page 64. page 76. Tinsley, Ph.D., July, page 30
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RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SOCIAL ISSUES
A Collaboration in Resource Management: The A Night at the Opera, Daniel Dustin and Alexis
Stone Mountain Project, Aram Attarian, Ph.D., McKenney, March, page 85.
July, page 74.
Birds of a Feather, Ted Flickinger, CLP, May,
A Leopoldian Success Story: Mojave National page 2.
Preserve, Daniel L. Dustin, Ph.D., Mary G. Martin
County Designated Center Island for Residents
and Richard M. Barbar, July, page 68
Only, James C. Kozlowski, J.D,. Ph.D., June,
A Riverfront Runs Through It, Joseph R. page 46
Marfuggi and Rick Porth, January, page 48.
Innovative Land Acquisition for the 21st Century,
Aboriginal Collaboration, John D. Shultis and Dirk Richwine, January, page 70.
Annette J. Browne, September, page 108.
It's Not Only Rock ‘n’ Roll: A Model of Inclusive
Come Together Right Now, Dave Robinson and Programming, Emery J. Yost, March, page 60.
Dr. Jeffrey B. Zeiger, September, page 134.
Latin Cross in Public Park Violates Federal and
Happy Trails to You: Recipes for Regional State Constitutions, James C. Kozlowski, J.D.,
Success, Steve Fiala, January, page 62. Ph.D., January, page 38.
ANY OTHER Innovative Land Acquisition for the 21st Century, Maintaining Momentum, Eric W. O’Brien,
Dirk Richwine, January, page 70 January, page 2
Outdoor Recreation and Natural Resource Making a R.E.A.L. Difference, Peter A. Witt and
NAME Management: An Uneasy Alliance, Alan W Joni E. Baker, March, page 70.
Ewert, Ph.D., July, page 58.
Paying to Play: The Future of Recreation Fees,
Reclaiming Landfills for Recreation, Gaylan A Nicole A. Bates, July, page 46
Rasmussen, MLA, January, page 56.
Project WISE-UP: The Ins and Outs of a
SAFETY AND HEALTH
Successful Prevention Project, Dr. Bertha Cato,
Know someone who's gone Back on Course, Dr. Sandra Parker and Jackie Dr. William Chen, and Dr. Neil Rainford
Williams, June, page 60
Religious Symbol a Snake in the Grass, James
the extra mile for parks and
Beyond Public Playground Safety Standards, C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., September, page 50
recreation? Why not Teri Hendy, CPSI, April, page 84. SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES
Flowering of Playground Safety, The, Frances
recognize them? Inside Looking Out: What's Next in Fitness for
Wallach, Ed.D., CLP, CTRS, CPSI, April, page 52
Parks and Recreation? Ginny Unold, August,
Germ Warfare and Your Aquatic Facility, John F. page 52.
THE NRPA
Whitmore, CLP, February, page 50.
Over the Hill and Picking up Speed, R.B.
R.O.S.E. Getting Semper Fit, Chris D'Orazio, December, Thomas, Jr., August, page 46
page 62.
Sweating with the Oldies: Physical Activity and
AWARDS Ideal Conditioning, December, page 96 Successful Aging, Kim L. Siegenthaler, August,
page 26.
IPEMA: Committed to Safety, Curtis Cleveland,
~PR OGRAM April, page 60. TECHNOLOGY
Let the Sun Shine, Evan van Koeck, November, Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice,
page 62. Cynthia J. Wachter and Rhonda L. Bonifield,
Se lekMinm Ccaelelalialelamel i Operation Recreation Relief, Sheila Franklin, May, page 82.
Significant Efforts and is a October, page 78. Enhancing Accessibility Through Virtual
way for you to allow NRPA partnership Produces Safer Aquatic Facilities, Environments, Jane Kaufman Broida, CLP CTRS
February, page 28. and Dr. Clark Germann, May, page 94
to acknowledge those who Questioning the Constitutionality of Drug Tests, Greetings from Camp Technology, Patricia J
advance the park and James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., February, Coale, M.S., CTRS, May, page 78.
page 32. Light Stuff, The, May, page 102.
recreation community
Variety: The Spice of a Healthy Life, Douglas Nothing but Net: Therapeutic Recreation and
Ute al imeleisie-laleliace] Vaira, September, page 94. the Web, Syivie Mainville, M.S. and Laura
SENIORS/AGING Valerius, Ph.D., May, page 86.
efforts.
Growing Old Actively, Dr. Daniel D. McLean and Reality Bytes, June, page 90
* Dr. Ruth Russell, August, page 32.
Technology Partnerships and Therapeutic
For an application call the NRPA Local Parks and Recreation: For the Health of It, Recreation, Karen Wenzel, M.A., CTRS, CLP,
Laura Payne, Ph.D.; Elizabeth Orsega-Smith, May, page 72
Marketing & Communications M.S.; Kathy J. Spangler, CLP, and Geoffrey TENNIS
Godbey, Ph.D., October, page 72.
Department at [phone]. What a Racket! Andre L. Christopher, October,
Over the Hill and Picking up Speed, R.B.
page 54.
Thomas, Jr., August, page 46.
DEADLINE APRIL 15 Sweating with the Oldies: Physical Activity and THERAPUTIC RECREATION
Successful Aging, Kim L. Siegenthaler, August, Adventure as Therapy, Dr. Daniel D. McLean
page 26. and Dr. Ruth Russell, July, page 33.
9 6 x P&R JANUARY 2000
Back on Course, Dr. Sandra Parker and Jackie Latin Cross in Public Park Violates Federal and A Leopoldian Success Story: Mojave Nationa
Williams, June, page 60 State Constitutions, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Preserve, Daniel L. Dustin, Ph.D., Mary G. Martir
Ph.D., January, page 38 and Richard M. Barbar, July, page 68
Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice,
Cynthia J. Wachter and Rhonda L. Bonifield, Making a R.E.A.L. Difference, Peter A. Witt and A Matter of Child’s Play, Betsy Caesar, M.Ed
May, page 82. Joni E. Baker, March, page 70 CPSI, April, page 66
Enhancing Accessibility Through Virtual WATERPARKS/WATERFRONTS/WATERWAYS A Memorial and Perspective, Barry S. Tinda
Environments, Jane Kaufman Broida, CLP CTRS February, page 48
A Riverfront Runs Through It, Joseph R
and Dr. Clark Germann, May, page 94
Marfuggi and Rick Porth, January, page 48 A Night at the Opera, Daniel Dustin and Alexis
Greetings from Camp Technology, Patricia J McKenney, March, page 85
Water Down Under, The, Tim Batt and Craig
Coale, M.S., CTRS, May, page 78.
Dickson, November, page 54 A Noble Cause Indeed, Ted Flickinger, CLP
Nothing but Net: Therapeutic Recreation and September, page 2
YOUTH
the Web, Sylvie Mainville, M.S. and Laura
A Paradigm of the Times, Peter A. Witt and Johr
Valerius, Ph.D., May, page 86 A Paradigm of the Times, Peter A. Witt and John L. Crompton, December, page 66
L. Crompton, December, page 66
Success Sells the Benefits of Therapeutic A Riverfront Runs Through It, Joseph R
Recreation, December, page 24 Adventure 3s Therapy, Dr. Daniel D. McLean Marfuggi and Rick Porth, January, page 48
Technology Partnerships and Therapeutic and Dr. Ruth Russell, July, page 33
Aboriginal Collaboration, John D. Shultis and
Recreation, Karen Wenzel, M.A., CTRS, CLP. Camping Experience, The, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean Annette J. Browne, September, page 108
May, page 72. and Dr. Ruth Russell, April, page42
Above and Beyond the Call of Duty, Wendy
Wilderness Adventure Therapy for At-Risk Changing Lives, Making WAVEs, Belinda Grant, December, page 54
Youth, Richard Weston, M.S., and Howard E.A Bencomo, November, page 60
Tinsley, Ph.D., July, page 30. Accreditation: Setting the Standard in
Golf Peoria’s Youth Movement, William P. Undergraduate Education, February, page 72
TOURISM AND COMMERCIAL RECREATION Woolard and Meridith L. Zucco, June, page 64
Adventure as Therapy, Dr. Daniel D. McLean
A Riverfront Runs Through It, Joseph R. Hershey's Track and Field Youth Program, and Dr. Ruth Russell, July, page 33
Marfuggi and Rick Porth, January, page 48 October, page 88
Agents of Change, Alonzie Scott, December
aboriginal Collaboration, John D. Shultis and It's all in the Cards: Programming to Counter page 60
Annette J. Browne, September, page 108 Teenage Gambling, Dr. Jeffrey B. Zeiger and
An Evaluation of Playground Management
Come Together Right Now, Dave Robinson and John J. Bullaro, September, page 121 Monty Christiansen, CLP, CPSI, April, page 74
Dr. Jeffrey B. Zeiger, September, page 134 July is Our Memorable Month, R. Dean Tice,
An Oasis in the Desert, Dennis Merke
Curious History of Dry Tortugas Nationa! Park, July, page2 December, page 56
The, Daniel Dustin, Robert Wolff and Alexis Making a R.E.A.L. Difference, Peter A. Witt and
McKenney, September, page 126 Joni E. Baker, March, page 70 An Ounce of Prevention, Jim Morgan, February
page 68
Driving for the Green: Marketing Your On a Roll, May, page 98
Community's Golf Course, Conner Shepherd, America’s Best-Kept Secret: The Nationa
Ph.D., June, page 72 Programs that Keep Working, R. Dean Tice Recreation Trails, Deborah J. Chavez, Ph.D
March, page 2 JoanneF . Tynon, Ph.D., and James A. Harding
Economic Impact of Sports Tournaments and March, page 36
Events, The, John L. Crompton, CLP, September, Project WISE-UP: The Ins and Outs of a
page 142. Successful Prevention Project, Dr. Bertha Cato Are you Experienced? Marketing Parks and
Dr. William Chen, and Dr. Neil Rainford Recreation in the New Millennium, Dr. Eller
Getting into the Game, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean and O'Sullivan, CLP, September, page 102
Dr. Ruth Russell, June, page 40 Satisfaction in Organized Camping, Marta K
Moorman, Ed.D., April, page 41 B
It’s all in the Cards: Programming to Counter
Teenage Gambling, Dr. Jeffrey B. Zeiger and School's Alcohol-Abuse Policy Withstands Back on Course, Dr. Sandra Parker and Jackie
John J. Builaro, September, page 121. Challenge, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., May, Williams, June, page 60
Playing by Sport Tourism’s rules, Heather J page 48 Benefits Equation, The, Daniel L. Dustin, Ph.D
Gibson, Ph.D., June, page 36 State of Our National Programs, The, Kathy J Leo H. McAvoy; Ph.D., and Thomas L. Goodale
Spangler, CLP, October, page 62 Ph.D., January, page 32
Playing the Outdoors Market, Emilyn Sheffield
and Michelle Dawson, October, page 36. Wilderness Adventure Therapy for At-Risk Beyond Public Playground Safety Standards
Youth, Richard Weston, M.S., and Howard E.A Teri Hendy, CPSI, April, page 84
Trends in the Out of Doors, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean
Tinsley, Ph.D., July, page 30. Birds of a Feather, Ted Flickinger, CLP, May
and Dr. Ruth Russell, October, page 40.
ARTICLES BY TITLE page2
TRENDS
Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice
Golf Course Renovation 101, Hal Phillips, June, 1998 Index to Parks & Recreation, Ed., January, Cynthia J. Wachter and Rhonda L. Bonifield
page 80. page 76 May, page 82
Trends in the Out of Doors, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean Parks & Recreation 1999 Buyer's Guide, March, Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? James C
and Dr. Ruth Russell, October, page 40. page 101. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., December, page 34
URBAN ISSUES A Building on Success and Looking to the Future
Eric W. O’Brien and R.1. “Rip” Wilkinson
County Designated Center Island for Residents A Collaboration in Resource Management: The
November, page2
Only, James C. Kozlowski, J.D,. Ph.D., June, Stone Mountain Project, Aram Attarian, Ph.D.,
page 46. July, page 74 C
Innovative Land Acquisition for the 21st Century, A Complete Recovery, R. Dean Tice, December, Camping Experience, The, Dr. Daniel D. McLean
Dirk Richwine, January, page 70. page 2. and Dr.Ruth Russell, April, page42
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Changing Lives, Making WAVEs, Belinda Growing Old Actively, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean and
Bencomo, November, page 60 Dr. Ruth Russell, August, page 32
Chicago Won't Stand for Loitering, James C H
Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., August, page 36. Happy Trails to You: Recipes for Regional
Come Together Right Now, Dave Robinson and Success, Steve Fiala, January, page 62
Dr. Jeffrey B. Zeiger, September, page 134 Hershey's Track and Field Youth Program
Coming Together Right Now, Dr. Daniel D October, page 88
McLean and Dr. Ruth Russell, May, page 42 How Do Individuals Experience Leisure?
Coming Up Roses, Eric W. 0’ Brien, April , Youngkhill Lee, February, page 40
page 2 |
Complex-ities of Ballfield Design, The, Axel Ideal Conditioning, December, page 96
Bishop, Carol Henry and Rob Layton, August,
Innovative Land Acquisition for the 21st Century,
page 56
Dirk Richwine, January, page 70
County Designated Center Island for Residents
Inside Looking Out: What's Next in Fitness for
Only, James C. Kozlowski, J.D,. Ph.D., June,
Parks and Recreation? Ginny Unold, August
page 46
page 52
Curious History of Dry Tortugas National Park,
IPEMA: Committed to Safety, Curtis Cleveland
The, Daniel Dustin, Robert Wolff and Alexis
April, page 60
McKenney, September, page 126
It's all in the Cards: Programming to Courter
D
Teenage Gambling, Dr. Jeffrey B. Zeiger and
Dashing Through the Snow, Roger Lohr, John J. Bullaro, September, page 121
How does your departme nt October, page 84 It's Not Only Rock ‘n’ Roll: A Model of Inclusive
or agency relate the value of Don't Be Upstaged, Bill Beck, July, page 89 Programming, Emery J. Yost, March, page 60
parks and recreation to your Driving for the Green: Marketing Your J
community? How do you Community's Golf Course, Conner Shepherd, July is Our Memorable Month, R. Dean Tice
Ph.D., June, page 72 July, page2
promote-your programs a rare|
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services to the public?
Economic Impact of Sports Tournaments and Latin Cross in Public Park Violates Federal and
Events, The, John L. Crompton, CLP, September, State Constitutions, James C. Kozlowski, J.D.,
page 142. Ph.D., January, page 38
Enabling the Leisure Experience, Dr. Daniel D Let the Sun Shine, Evan van Koeck, November
McLean and Dr. Ruth Russell, February, page 44 page 62
THE NRPA Enhancing Accessibility Through Virtual Light Stuff, The, May, page 102
Environments, Jane Kaufman Broida, CLP, CTRS
MARKETING AND Lights Fantastic, Jeff Rogers, August, page 64
and Dr. Clark Germann, May, page 94
Local Parks and Recreation: For the Health of It
COMMUNICATION S Enjoy the Lovely View; Beware the Bugs, James Laura Payne, Ph.D.; Elizabeth Orsega-Smith
C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., April, page 48 M.S.; Kathy J. Spangler, CLP. and Geoffrey
KUDOS AWARDS
Extreme Games, Elisabeth Wenzel, Godbey, Ph.D., October, page 72
December,page 64 M
recognize parks and recreation F Making a R.E.A.L. Difference, Peter A. Witt and
agencies for their effective Flowering of Playground Safety, The, Frances Joni E. Baker, March, page 70
Marla Ccidialem-laremaelaniiltialcele Teyany Wallach, Ed.D., CLP, CTRS, CPSI, April, page 52 Making an Impact, Lawrence R. Allen, Ph.D
strategies. G KNaorveenm beHrur,t esp,a geM. S6.8, and Bonnie Stevens, Ph.D
Germ Warfare and Your Aquatic Facility, John F
Maintaining Momentum, Eric W. O’Brien
Whitmore, CLP, February, page 50
January, page2
Getting into the Game, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean and
N
Dr. Ruth Russell, June, page 40
For an application.call
National Outdoor Recreation Assessments,
the NRPA Marketing Getting Semper Fit, Chris D'Orazio, December, Carter J. Betz, January, page 22
page 62
No Ifs, Ands or Butts About It, James C
& Communications Golf Course Renovation 101, Hal Phillips, June, Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., July, page 40
page 80
Department at Nothing but Net: Therapeutic Recreation and
[phone]. Golf Peoria’s Youth Movement, William P the Web, Sylvie Mainville, M.S. and Laura
Woolard and Meridith L. Zucco, June, page 64 Valerius, Ph.D., May, page 86.
Got Pools? Got Problems? Get a Plan! Larry N. NRPA Annual Report, December, page 77
DEADLINE APRIL 15 Foster, February, page 56.
NRPA External Media Visibility Planning
Greetings from Camp Technology, Patricia J. Calendar: Teaming Up for Success, The,
Coale, M.S., CTRS, May, page 78. Michael R. Corwin, April, page 98
JANUARY 2000
Paying to Play: The Future of Recreation Fees, Q
Nicole A. Bates, July, page 46
On a Roll, Christina Dendy, September, page 152. Questioning the Constitutionality of Drug Tests,
Playing by Sport Tourism’s rules, Heather J James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., February, page
ORuns stehlel , TrMaialr, chDr,. Dpaangiee l 40D.. McLean and Dr. Ruth Gibson, Ph.D., June, page 36 32
Operation Entertainment, Harriet E. Rice, Playing the Outdoors Market, Emilyn Sheffield
December, page 42. and Michelle Dawson, October, page 36 Ready and Willing, Joe Durkin, December
page 58
Operation Recreation Relief, Sheila Franklin, Positive Programming, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean and
October, page 78 Dr. Ruth Russell, November, page 38 Reality Bytes, June, page 90
Outdoor Recreation and Natural Resource Positive Programming: The Common Recklessness Reaffirmed, James C. Kozlowski
Management: An Uneasy Alliance, Alan W Denominator, Tammie Stenger, Beth Ryan and J.D., Ph.D., October, page 42
Ewert, Ph.D., July, page 58 Deb Jordan, November, page 28. Reclaiming Landfills for Recreation, Gaylan A
Over the Hill and Picking up Speed, R.B Rasmussen, MLA, January, page 56
Programs That Keep Working, R. Dean Tice,
Thomas, Jr., August, page 46
March, page 2 Religious Symbol a Snake in the Grass, James
P C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., September, page 50
Project WISE-UP: The Ins and Outs of a
Partnership Produces Safer Aquatic Facilities, Successful Prevention Project, Dr. Bertha Cato, Researching my Religion, Dr. Daniel D. McLean
February, page 28. Dr. William Chen, and Dr. Neil Rainford and Dr. Ruth Russell, September, page 47
Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies
Accredited Agencies
a
. Monmouth County Park System, NJ 9, Metro-Dade County, FL 17, City of Columbus, GA
Accredited February 1994 Parks and Recreation Department Parks and Recreation Department
Accredited October 1995 Accredited September 1998
. Parish of East Baton Rouge, LA
Accredited February 1994 City of Lenexa, KS Chicago Park District, IL
Parks and Recreation Department Accredited September 1998
. Northbrook Park District, IL Accredited October 1995
Accredited February 1994 City of Virginia Beach, VA
Newton Recreation Dept. of Parks and Recreation
City of Asheville, NC Commission Board, KS Accredited February 1999
Parks, Recreation & Public Accredited October 1996
Facilities Department City of Alpharetta, GA
Accredited February 1994 City of Germantown, TN Recreation and Parks Department
Parks and Recreation Department Accredited February 1999
City of Greenfield, IN Accredited October 1996
Parks and Recreation Department Kansas City, MO
Accredited October 1994 City of Kettering, OH Parks and Recreation Department
Parks, Rec. & Cultural Arts Dept. Accredited February 1999
. City of Plano, TX Accredited November 1996
Parks and Recreation Department City of Largo, FL
Broward County, FL
Accredited October 1994 Dept. of Recreation and Parks
Park and Recreation Division
Accredited October 1999
Accredited February 1997
City of Roseville, MN
Parks and Recreation Department Johnson County, KS
Town of Gates, NY
Accredited October 1994 Park and Recreation District
Recreation and Parks Department
Accredited October 1999
Accredited October 1997
. City of Scottsdale, AZ
Community Services Department
City of Franklin, IN
Accredited October 1994
Parks and Recreation
Accredited October 1997
For further information on how your agency can become accredited, contact NRPA, Michelle Herrera, CLP, at [phone];
e-mail: [email protected] or on-line at www.activeparks.org/nrpa/benefits/prof_development/agaccrehdt.m
JANUARY
Ss What a Racket! Andre L. Christopher, October,
page 54
Satisfaction in Organized Camping, Marta K
Moorman, Ed.D., April, page 41 What's Hot in Outdoor Recreation, Dr. Daniel D
McLean and Dr. Ruth Russell, January, page 28
School's Alcohol-Abuse Policy Withstands
Challenge, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D., May, What's in a Name? Sid Stevenson, Ph.D., CLP.
page 48 May, page 54
Sights and Sounds from the 1999 NRPA Mid When Animals Attack: Governmental Immunity
Year Forum, April, page 30 and Liability, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D
March, page 48
Silent Partners, Eric W. O’Brien, August, page 2
Wilderness Adventure Therapy for At-Risk
Spirituality of Recreation, The, David Matthew
Youth, Richard Weston, M.S., and Howard E.A
Zuefle, Ph.D., September, page 28 Tinsley, Ph.D., July, page 30
Sports League Held Liable for Brutal Attack on
WHERE Y
Coach, James C. Kozlowski, J.D., Ph.D.,
November, page 45 You Are the Difference, Robert J. Hall, October,
page2
State of Our National Programs, The, Kathy J
FOR ART Spangler, CLP, October, page 62 ARTICLES BY AUTHOR
Staying Power of Soft Contained Playgrounds a
The, MaryLou Iverson, CLP, CPSI, April, page 54
THOU? Success Sells the Benefits of Therapeutic Aalnlde n,B oPnhn.Di.e, SLtaevwernesn,c eP h.DR..,, KaMraekni ngHu rtaen s,I mMp.aSc.t,
Recreation, December, page 24 November, page 68
Sweating with the Oldies: Physical Activity and Attarian, Ph.D., Aram, A Collaboration in
Successful Aging, Kim L. Siegenthaler, August, Resource Management: The Stone Mountain
page 26 Project, July, page 74
Where are all the good T B
Fleece eleelelluen- y d Take This Job and Love It, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean Bates, Nicole A., Paying to Play: The Future of
and Dr. Ruth Russell, December, page 29 Recreation Fees, July, page 46
You tell us.
Technology Partnerships and Therapeutic Batt, Tim and Craig Dickson, The Water Down
Recreation, Karen Wenzel, M.A., CTRS, CLP, Under, November, page 54
May, page 72
Beck, Bill, Don’t Be Upstaged, July, page 89
Thanks a Million, Michael R. Corwin, June,
APPLY FOR THE page2 Bencomo, Belinda, Changing Lives, Making
WAVEs, November, page 60
They're Simply the Best, Donnie Gray
DOROTHY MULLEN December, page 56 Betz, Carter J., National Outdoor Recreation
Assessments, January, page 22
ARTS AND To Thine Own Employer Be True, Deborah Smith,
Ph.D., December, page 26 Bishop, Axel, Carol Henry and Rob Layton
HUMANITIES The Complex-ities of Ballfield Design, August,
Tony Hawk: The Godfather of Skate, Sean page 56
AWARDS Mortimer, July, page 94
Broida, CLP, CTRS, Jane Kaufman and Dr. Clark
Trends in the Out of Doors, Dr. Daniel D.M cLean Germann, Enhancing Accessibility Through
and Dr. Ruth Russell, October, page 40 Virtual Environments, May, page 94
U C
Understanding Successful Partnerships and Caesar, M.Ed., CPS!, Betsy, A Matter of Child’s
Sponsored by Collaborations, Katherine James, Ph.D., May Play, April, page 66
page 38
S&S WORLDWIDE Cato, Dr. Bertha; Dr. William Chen and Dr. Neil
United States a Blooming Success, Matthew S Rainford, Project WISE-UP: The Ins and Outs
Rosen, May, page 28 of a Successful Prevention Project, March,
page 90
United We Stand, Ted Flickinger, CLP, February,
page2 Chavez, Ph.D., Deborah J., Joanne F. Tynen,
For an application call V Ph.D., and James A. Harding, America’s Best-
Kept Secret: The National Recreation Trails,
the NRPA Marketing Variety: The Spice of a Healthy Life, Douglas March, page 36
Vaira, September, page 94
Christiansen, CLP, CPSI, Monty, An Evaluation of
;Sai @elaslanlialia-jacelany Ww Playground Management, April, page 74
Department at Water Down Under, The, Tim Batt and Craig Christopher, Andre L., What a Racket! October,
[phone]. Dickson, November, page 54. page 54.
We Built This City on Fitness, Douglas Vaira, Cleveland, Curtis, PEMA: Committed to Safety,
October, page 30. April, page 60
DEADLINE JUNE 1
What a Difference the Benefits Make, Michelle Coale, M.S., CTRS, Patricia J., Greetings from
Park, CLP, February, page 30 Camp Technology, May, page 78