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ContentsArticlesBraille Review of Research: Neuroscience and the Impact of Brain Plasticity on Braille Reading—Cheryl Kamei Hannan, print edition page(s) 397-413 Mental Imagery The Effects of Visual Experience and Training in Raised-Line Materials on the Mental Spatial Imagery of Blind Persons—David Dulin and Yvette Hatwell, print edition page(s) 414-424 Rehabilitation Contextual Effects of Race or Ethnicity on Acceptance for Vocational Rehabilitation of Consumers Who Are Legally Blind—Brenda S. Cavenaugh, J. Martin Giesen, and Bernard A. Steinman, print edition page(s) 425-436 NEWS AND FEATURESEditor's Page, print edition page(s) 387-389 Letter to the Editor, print edition page(s) 389 A Look Back, print edition page(s) 390-396, 438-440 This Mattered to Me —Stuart H. Wittenstein, print edition page(s) 437-438 Web Special Feature "The Exploration of a 'Tactile Aesthetic'"—Judith A. Rubin From the Field, print edition page(s) 440-441 News, print edition page(s) 442-443 Calendar, print edition page(s) 443-448 Classified, print edition page(s) 448
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