Middle States Geographer Volume 22, 1989

Articles:

Patterns of Preschool Handicapped Education in New York State: Interactions of Federal, State, and Local Government – Margaret F. Boorstein

On Teaching GIS – Keith C. Clarke

Using a GIS to Monitor the New York Bight and Evaluate Alternate Mud Bump Sites – William Hansen, Barbara Tempalski, and Zeming Cheng

History in the Mapping: Simeon DeWitt’s Legacy in New York State Cartography – Jo Margaret Mano

The Cashew Industry of Ceara, Brazil: A Development Alternative – Anna Meaney-Leckie

AUTOCAD Instruction in the Geography Curriculum – Charles A. Noran

ARIMA Modeling of Traffic Flow Data – John S. Pipkin

The TIN Demystified – Reese W. Plews

Drug Sales, Residential Burglary, and Neighborhood Viability: Sorting Out the Components of a Diffusion Process – George F. Rengert

Coping with Growth in the Shawangunks – George A. Schnell and Peter Fairweather

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