Ms. Wheelchair 2005

In Here's the Spin, News by Judy Hoit

Long before the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act was passed by the U.S. Congress in the early 1990s, there was the Ms. Wheelchair America Pageant blazing a trail to educate …

Allowed to Soar But Not to Drive

In Here's the Spin, News by Nathasha Alvarez

Scott Cook’s goal is to raise $250,000. However, this money is not for his personal pleasure. He wants to raise awareness to the entire world about a very ironic situation …

TecAccess: Employing the Disabled

In Here's the Spin, News by Paul Spicer

As more and more individuals with disabilities earn competitive pay and secure high profile positions, the job market is taking notice. ach department phone Employees with disabilities, many equipped with …

Which President Has You in Mind?

In Here's the Spin, News by Damian P. Gregory

There is less than three months left before the Presidential Election on November 2. And the two leading candidates—George W. Bush and John Kerry—are actively trying to get voters to …

NEW MS. WHEELCHAIR AMERICA CROWNED

In Here's the Spin, News by Ellen Beard

Following a week-long competition with women from around the country, Juliette Rizzo of Rockville, Maryland, was crowned last night as Ms. Wheelchair America 2005, in Richmond, Virginia, at the 32nd …

July News Bytes

In Here's the Spin, News by Damian P. Gregory

CHICAGO—The largest drugstore chain in the United States, Walgreen Co., settled a lawsuit in late June 2004 on behalf of people with disabilities. Under the terms of the settlement, Walgreen’s …

News Bytes

In Here's the Spin, News by Damian P. Gregory

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in May that people with disabilities do have the right to sue states who fail to live up to the Americans with Disabilities Act …