Corporation
of New York
Vol. 1/No. 3
Fall 2001
Also in this issue:
Beyond Census 2000: As a Nation, We are the World
Beating the Odds: Providing Education for Women and Girls in Africa
Early Childhood Education: Distance Learning for Teachers Adds a New Dimension
7 Cities Lead the Movement to Change American High Schools
Past Issues:
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Thomas H. Kean, Chairman
Helene L. Kaplan, Vice Chairman
Vartan Gregorian, Ex officio
Caryl Haskins Honorary Trustee
Bruce Alberts*
Teresa Heinz
Martin L. Leibowitz
Vincent A. Mai
Sam Nunn
Olara A. Otunnu
William A. Owens
Ruth J. Simmons
Raymond W. Smith
Marta Tienda
Judy Woodruff
*Term to begin October 2000