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Making the Computer Accessible to You

  
By Dianna Lee
March 1993

Article

Extending Mobility

  
By Don Hovis
March 1993

Article

Appropriate Technology

  
By Don Hovis
December 1992

Article

Finding My Place

  
By Wendy Harris
December 1992

Article

Independence 92

  
December 1991

Article

Rehabex ’91

  
December 1991

Article

Silent News

  
By Lisa Airst
December 1991

Article

Get In Gear for People In Motion

  
By Tracy Fawcett-Bell
September 1990

Article

This is the Man Who Lives in the House that Larry Built!

  
By David B. Shuster
September 1990

Article

A Rose is a Rose ...Or is It?

  
By Raymond D. Cohen
March 1990

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