Access Press, Volume 16, Number 3, March 10, 2005 Minnesota's Disability Community Newspaper
 
 
 

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Editor's Column

by Mike Chevrette

-- filling in for Tim Benjamin --

I will start the column this month with some good news. I know he would want to thank everyone for their good thoughts and prayers during his time away. I spoke with Tim a few days ago and he sounds in good spirit. We hope to see him back in the office soon, but not until he makes a complete recovery ... read more from Mike >

 

Mental Illness/Brain Disorders

Indiana Jones And The Heart Of Courage

by Pete Feigal

Most people spend their lives doing everything they can to avoid conflict and struggle. But imagine if we went to see an adventure movie, and there were just positive things going on. Imagine that Indiana Jones never did a stupid thing that almost got him killed, or if he never had a phobia about rats or snakes. Imagine if it was just like he was walking around the university and someone says, "Dr. Jones, there's this artifact hidden in a cave." He says, "Gosh, let's go get it," and then the next scene they come back and say, "Well, we got it, everything went fine." That isn't an adventure movie. We wouldn't pay ... read more from Pete >

 

Disability Technology

Who You Going To Call?

by Jeni Mundl

In today's society, it is difficult not to utilize technology on a daily basis. This is especially true for someone with a disability. The amount of assistive technology (AT) available today is phenomenal, ranging from electric wheelchairs to academic software programs. It is overwhelming to someone new to the field or to an individual just starting to look at options. So where do you start? Right here! ... read more from Jeni >

 

Young Writer's Corner

My experiences At The CTIC Retreat

by Andy Driesewerd

It was Tuesday morning, the week of my birthday. I arrived at school expecting to go to work, as my normal routine called for on that day. When I stepped into the room, however, I was shocked to find that there was massive hustle and bustle going about the environment. I, being autistic approached this with caution and stage fright. What I soon found out is that I had forgotten that on this day, we were going on the student retreat! I then drew out of my shell, and hopped into the van… read more from Andy >

 

 

 

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