g8r5alert459.htmld it easier than your students because I could just hop on the Metro subway and in 15 minutes I was in D.C. and able to talk with the organizations which could give me all the research I wanted - NHTSA, government organizations and AAAFTS.

I think it is important to have a masthead which allows people to get in touch with you about the articles. When you go to Issue 2, of course you'll want your own masthead.

Ciao! (which is my version of "Keep the Aloha Spirit!"). Please keep in touch -- you've really been uplifting in your Aloha Spirit. Mary

Dr. James wrote back:
Hi Mary, thanks for offering to be available to the team that's going to work on Issue 2 of Driver Alert! At least I'm hoping I'll find 2 or 3 students willing and able to work on the project. I'll keep you informed. And thanks for the tips!

_____ 3) Only one of the team members will create a new directory inside your own directory, and you name the new directory "alert2" You upload all files for the magazine into this alert2 directory. After putting up your draft issue, email the class to go look and give their suggestions. Remind them to send their reactions through the class list so all could see it and react to the reactions!

_____ 4) **As an individual team member, describe the story of this issue (be sure to link to it), as you see it from your own unique perspective:
(a) how you contributed as a team member and how it got put together;
(b) what you went through individually;
(c) how the class reacted to the draft pages, in so far as you could tell;
(d) how you feel about the whole thing now;
(e) what suggestions you have for future generations working on subsequent issues.

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