When it comes to access for the disabled, boards must weigh their duties as board members against their feelings as human beings.
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“September 2009” returned 12 articles
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Aching Over Access
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Grey Area’s Anatomy
How much should a sponsor disclose?
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A Conversation About Pet Policy
Pets, problems, and policy.
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A Steal of a Deal
Fund-raising: foreclosure as opportunity.
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Advice and Consent
How and when to use your professionals.
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Basement Treasure Map
How one building saved bucks with bins.
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Lessons From a Lifer
The co-op and me: lessons from a lifer.
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Locating the Leaks
Locating leaks: a free program
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My Rod and My Staff
A Supreme Court decision on labor.
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The Miracle Worker and the Vulcan
Super vs director: "Beam me up, Scotty!"
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The Pitch
Selling improvements used to be simple, but now recession-era worries mean boards have to work harder at marketing.
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Who Pays for the Lawyers?
Who pays for legal fees and for what?
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