Smallville
Superfast integrated circuits, more effective
methods of drug delivery, increased understanding
of disease. The promise of nanotechnology
is proof that good things come in little
packages. BY lee
bruno
ONLY ONLINE
Listen to legendary coach Payton Jordan discuss the 1962 U.S.-U.S.S.R. track meet.
Hear course material via screen-reading software, as blind students do.
Cold
War, Warm Welcome
Just three months before the Cuban Missile Crisis,
Soviet and U.S. athletes came together in Stanford
Stadium for a track meet that demonstrated the
true nature of sportsmanship. BY
gary cavalli
'This
Is Who I Am'
A blind student gets an A+ in a surgery course.
A dyslexic student learns a foreign language.
They may require extra time and technology, but
students with disabilities don't let anything
get in the way of their educations. BY
diane rogers
In
the Name of the Fathers
The descendant of generations of tribal leaders,
Raymond Cross knows the Indian wars did not end
in 1890 at Wounded Knee. After a federal dam swamped
his ancestral homeland, his quest for justice
led him all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
BY paul vandevelder
