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October 2002 • Volume 96 • Number 10
Aging
Experiences of Older Adults Who Stopped Driving Because of Their Visual Impairments: Part 3—L. Penny Rosenblum and Anne L. Corn, print edition page 701
Orientation and Mobility
The Target-Route Map: Evaluating Its Usability for Visually Impaired Persons—Arne Harder and Rainer Michel, print edition page 711
Deaf-Blindness
Self-determined Recreational and Leisure Choices of Individuals with Deaf-Blindness—Lauren Lieberman and Moira Stuart, print edition page 724
Research Report
Graduates and Current Students in Leadership Programs in Visual Impairments—Anne L. Corn and Susan Jay Spungin, print edition page 736
Practice Report
A Group Intervention for Visually Impaired Grandparents—Carolyn Gutman and Keren Jaffe, print edition page 741
Around the World
Brailled Kanji: The Hasegawa Approach—Kalyan Dasgupta, print edition page 743
Editor’s Page, print edition page 699
Speaker’s Corner
The Most Difficult Decision: How to Share Responsibility Between Local Schools and Schools for the Blind—Phil Hatlen, print edition page 747
From the Field, print edition page 749
News, print edition page 756
Calendar, print edition page 757
Classified, print edition page 760
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Beverly Hills, CA * February 19-22, 2003
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