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Join NRTA: AARP's Educator Community
Teachers and educators 50 or over get all the great benefits of AARP membership, plus programs and information designed just for educators.

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Manage Your Account
AARP.org makes it easy to update the information and settings within your AARP member account. In three easy steps you can do all this online:

• Update your mailing or email address
• Request a new AARP card
• Add or update information about your spouse or partner
• Sign up for an email reminder to renew your membership
• Change your name

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Order Articles From Back Issues of Modern Maturity
AARP published Modern Maturity magazine until the March-April 2003 debut of AARP The Magazine. You can still order copies of your favorite articles from back issues.

Bulk Reprints
Unless otherwise specified at the end of a specific article, please contact Robyn Roberts at PARS International Corporation, 212-221-9595, ext 323.

AARP The Magazine Now Available Through NFB-NEWSLINE
The National Federation of The Blind's NFB-NEWSLINE, a free service for anyone who cannot read printed newspapers due to blindness or a physical disability, is now offering AARP The Magazine, as well as the AARP Bulletin and our bilingual publication, AARP Segunda Juventud, in audio format via any standard touch-tone phone. Visit NFB-NEWSLINE or call the National Federation of the Blind toll-free at (866) 504-7300 for more information.

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Other AARP Publications

AARP Bulletin
The newspaper of 50+ America, AARP Bulletin delivers the story behind the key issues confronted by 50+ America—Medicare, Social Security, consumer protection, caregiving, pensions and more.

AARP Segunda Juventud
A bimonthly, bilingual publication for Hispanic members of AARP. Read about important new trends in the Hispanic community, advice for protecting your health, managing your money, and enjoying your leisure time.

NRTA Live & Learn
A quarterly publication for NRTA: AARP's Educator Community. Articles address the needs and interests of educators in K-12 and higher education and explore issues that effect learning and education in society at large.