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The Oakland Journal Archives
Here is an archive of past Journals
Fall 2012 - Issue Number 23
- Cover, Statement of Purpose, Table of Contents
- Don Matthews, How Does a Gangster Regime End? The Uprising in Syria
- Andrea Eis, An Entanglement: Ancient Texts, Old Marginalia, and Contemporary Art
- Jenifer DeBellis, The Things We Buried, Two Poems
- Pamela Mitzelfeld, Everyone Goes to Hollywood
- Stem Cell Research, Promise and Potential (Multiple Authors)
- Susan M. Awbrey, The Responsive University: A Cautionary Tale
- Lynn Galbreath Fausone, "Talk" Drawing Series - Artist's Statement and Images
- Elizabeth Frazier, "Slender firm strokes of the pen" : The Unspoken Words of Women Writers in Edith Wharton's Fiction
- Paul Kubicek, Steven Pinker Speaks at Oakland University
- John Cohassey, Roaring Twenties, Troubled Times: Writers' Impressions of Detroit
- Brooke Biaz, My Bicycle Is Getting Taller
- John Corso, Art Review : Clinton Snider at Suzanne Hillberry
- Lauren Mecca, Medical Matters : Medical School in Year One : Case #1
- Sherman Folland, Notes from the Dismal Science : A Beautiful Economics Story : A Review of Grand Pursuit by Sylvia Nasar
- Contributors
Winter 2012 - Issue Number 22
- Cover, statement of purpose, table of contents
- Alberto Rojo, Physics and Poetry
- John Cohassey, In Duchamp's Shadow : Dadaist in the City of Machines
- Edward Haworth Hoeppner, Five Poems
- Hunter Vaughan, Why Bridesmaids Was Better Than Tree of Life; or, How I Learned to Stop Taking Myself So Seriously at the Movies
- Austin Murphy, Update on the Financial Crisis of 2008 to ???
- Cody VanderKaay, Messages from Invisible Sources
- Doris Plantus, Lucky Fish - New Fiction
- Ashley Liening, Transients and Dreamers in The Metanarratives of Marilynne Robinson's Housekeeping
- Mary Bee, Stephanie Schley, and Adam Weiner, Medical Matters: Reflections on An Anatomy Lab
- Sherman Folland, Notes from the Dismal Science : What Have We Learned About Our Economy?
- Robert Conner, Adams and Jefferson : Personal Politics of the Early Republic
- Contributors
Fall 2011 - Issue Number 21
- Covers, Statement of Purpose, Table of Contents
- Pat Piskulich, Holocaust Aesthetics : Four Films
- Michael Pytlik and Richard Stamps, In the Valley of Elah : Two Seasons of Excavations in Israel
- Annette Gilson, The Book of Mirrors : an Excerpt
- John Conner, Adams and Jefferson : Personal Politics of the Early Republic
- Jeffrey Insko, The Culture of Correspondence in Nineteenth-Century America
- Jason Storm, Poems
- Susan Walsh, Man, Metal and Metaphor
- Jennifer Van Vliet, The American Family Saga in Middlesex and Freedom
- Ashley Cerku, Poem: Road
- Laura Riggs, The Responsible Philanthropy of Matilda Dodge Wilson
- Joseph Dement, The Quarrel
- Barbara Joyce, Medical Matters : Do No Harm
- Alice Horning, Amanda Deschamps, Dana Driscoll, Kasia Kietlinska, Interview : Professor Timothy Wu
- Sherman Folland, Book Reviews : When Colleges Don't Teach & Students Don't Learn
- Geoffrey Brieger, Opinion Forum : Why I Can't Be a Native
- Contributors
- Archives
Winter 2011 - Issue Number 20
- Cover
- Statement of Purpose
- Contents
- Ronald Rapin, New Day in a Troubled Land: Cambodia Rising
- Todd Estes, What We Think About When We Think About Thomas Jefferson
- Interview : Regina Carter
- Susan Hawkins, The End of the World As We Know It
- Hye Seung Chung, Monster and Empire: Bong Joon-ho’s The Host (2006) and the Question of Anti-Americanism
- John Cohassey, Offbeat on Campus
- Niels Herold, Ironic Pedagogy: Teaching Sacred Texts in an Academic Setting
- Sally Schluter Tardella, Directions : Artist’s Statement: The Wardrobe Project
- Lauren Sanchez-Murphy, The ABC's of Law School
- Sherry Wynn Perdue, Beyond the Secret Decoder Ring
- Linda G. Sisson, Lizabeth Barclay, and Karen Markel, University Students with Disabilities
- Joseph Dement, The Winner
- Gottfried Brieger, Anatomy of a Failure: The Detroit Public School System
- Bella Schanzer, M.D., Medical Matters: “When They Are Us”
- Bill Byrne, An Acorn No More
- Letters to the Editor
- Kieran Mathieson, Making Teaching a Priority
- Sherman Folland, Book Review: “SuperFreakonomics”
- Contributors
Fall 2010 - Issue Number 19
- Cover
- Statement of Purpose
- Contents
- Natalie Kzirian and Mary Bee, Cadavers: Touching Lives After Death
- Timothy G. Larrabee, Equality for LGBT Faculty
- Susan Wood, Saving a Haitian National Icon
- Charles Lindemann, A Wondrous Tale of a Sperm Tail
- Stafford Rorke, World Cup Fever
- Sumit Dinda and Rasul Chaudhry, Meeting Report : The First Midwest Conference on Stem Cell Biology and Therapy (SCBT)
- Jeffrey S. Chapman, The Restaurant
- Susan Evans, Natives : Ambrotypes from the Digital Frontier
- Chris Clason, City Life and Feline Opinions: The Tomcat Murr and Hoffman's Urban Landscape
- Kyle Allkins, "Those Things" and "You People" : Issues of Racism in Zombie Cinema
- Robert Anderson, "So." : The Worlds of Oral Performance
- Bill Byrne, One Man's Part in "The Rising"
- Rachel Smydra, Academic Service Learning : Moving your Students Outside of the Classroom - Literally
- Greg Giberson, Alice Horning, and Jessica Tess, Religion and Society: A Discussion with Dr. Stephen Prothero
- Forums
- Sean Moran, Creating a University of Distinction
- Sherman Folland, Is America Smart Enough to Lead the World?
- Contributors
Winter 2010 - Issue Number 18
- Cover
- Statement of Purpose
- Contents
- Sherm Folland, When Lying is the Ethical Thing to Do, and When There is Too Much of It
- Paul Kubicek, The "Wall in the Mind" and Nostalgia for Separation
- William Hogarth (Courtesy of the Carl Barnes Collection), "The Distrest Poet" An Engraving
- Gladys Cardiff, Four Poems
- Kathleen Pfeiffer, Headnote to the "N" Word Essays
- Adam Cherry, Chelsea Cook, Liz DePaoli and Brian Rick, The "N" Word - Four Essays
- Natalie B. Cole, Headnote to the Strike Blog
- Brian A. Connery, Strike Blog
- Keith Gottschalk, "A Star of David Fell From Heaven" - Poem
- In Memoriam Gertrude White, Professor Emerita
- Archives
- Contributors
Fall 2009 - Issue Number 17
- Cover
- Statement of Purpose
- Contents
- Editor's Notes
- Gordon Shepherd, Here Comes the Sun
- Gary Shepherd, Blood on Blanket Hill
- Bill Byrne, How to Tawk Noo Yawk
- Pamela Light, Shot Through the Heart
- Austin Murphy, An Analysis of the Financial Crisis of 2008: Causes and Solution
- Sherman Folland, Whats the Matter with the Mill?: A Perspective on the Economic Disaster
- Sean Kilpatrick, Recession, Monologue, Tiny Violins (three poems)
- Dolly Kefgen, Signing Statments: History and Issues
- Sherman Folland, Universal Health Insurance : A Guide to the Debates
- Archives
- Contributors
Winter 2009 - Issue Number 16
- Cover
- Statement of Purpose
- Contents
- Editor's Notes
- David A. Dulio and Peter F. Trumbore, Looking Back, Looking Ahead : Presidential Politics in 2008 and 2009
- Alice S. Horning, He Dressed the Part
- Gary Shepherd, Hello Sociology
- Gordon Shepherd, Memoir Construction
- Bill Byrne, Brushes and Rushes
- Rachel Smydra and Cynthia Miree, Deconstructing Collaboration
- Gerald Rice, to you, The Dead Bird
- Mary L. Wermuth, A Teacher's Reflections on Artistic Intelligence
- Chris Brockman, Rach-Three Rocks Meadowbrook : A Retrospective Review
- Carla Butwin, in between Where It Started and I Began
- Alice Carleton, Inauguration Day January 20, 2009 - Prayer of Hope
- David Garfinkle, Cosmology, Doom and Gloom : Some Copernican, Anthropic, and Malthusian Musings
- Kellie Hay, Olives, Oil and Bread, On Becoming, Peaceful Complexity, Spicy Spaces
- Sherm Folland, Notes from the Dismal Science : The Nursing Shortage : True or False?
- Pamela Light, Spring
- James W. Dow, Religion and Science : Two Peas in a Pod or Fruits of Different Vines
- David Garfinkle and Jude V. Nixon, Mathew Stanley's Practical Mystic: Religion, Science and A.S. Eddington: Valence Values and the Late-Victorian Science-Religion Interface/Divide - A Review Essay
- Serge Kruk, Forum - Mathematics on Probation
- Jonathan Benefiel, My Euler Tour
- In Memorian : Robert G. Hoopes
- Brian Murphy, William F Buckley's Dangerous Moment at OU
- Brian Murphy, Review of American Cultural Rebels
- Contributors
- Archives
Fall 2008 - Issue Number 15
- Cover
- Statement of Purpose
- Contents
- Editor's Notes
- Gottfried Brieger, What Oakland Taught Me
- Geoffrey Potts, Your Brain on Love: The Three Stage of Euphoria
- Glen Armstrong, Poems - "Double Life", "A Brief History of Chinese Food", "PEACE IN OUR TIME: You can't get there from here", "Dictionary of Imaginary Places", "A Brief History of Taxi Cabs", "American Poet in Tokyo"
- Cathy McQueen, Not My Fault
- David A. Levine, Experience and the Presidency
- Karen Ballard, Poems - translation, panic attack, before, after, before, daydreaming, when you leave . . , close, too often
- Bill Byrne, The Chronicles of Seminarnia
- Peter D. Coyl, The Politics of Pinyin: Reflections on the differences of Mandarin Chinese in Taiwan and China in a novice
- Christine Nguyen, The Romantic Imagination in Coleridge's "Dejection : An Ode"
- Jennifer Van Vliet, A School of Fish (or Students)
- Alberto Rojo, Teleportation
- Gottfried Brieger, "Epitaphs from Baghdad"
- Linda Thompson Adams, Changing Health Care for Vulnerable Older Adults - Five Programs of Research
- Ann L. Whall, Changing the Care Provided Persons with Dementia - The Role of Experiential Knowledge and Philosophy of Science
- Barbara E. Harrison, Preserved Implicit Memory in Dementia Care - A Potential Model for Care
- Cheryl Riley-Doucet, Promoting the Well-Being of Older Adults Through Multi-Sensory Environments
- Karen S. Dunn, Successfuly Aging Through the Use of Holistic Self-Care Practices
- Pamela Light, "Sobriety"
- Sherm Folland, Notes from the Dismal Science : Just How Good is Oakland University?
- Peter J. Bertocci, Wake Up Call
- Dagmar Cronn, How to Teach Keeps Changing
- Paul Collier - Review - The Bottom Billion; Why the Poorest Countries are Failing and What Can Be Done About It
- Contributors
- Archives
Winter 2008 - Issue Number 14
- Cover
- Satement of Purpose
- Contents
- Editor's Notes
- John Cohassey, Elvin Jones' Detroit Years
- Interview with Kevin Boyle, author of Arc of Justice
- Matt Onica, The "True" History of Euchre
- John Finke, Soluble Oligomers in Alzheimer's Disease : Criminal or Innocent Bystander?
- Robert E McGowen, Glasnevin, Oct. 2007, La Penita, Uncle Art, Spell Check, New Orleans, Response to Alex Grant's Poetry Final
- Stafford C. Rorke, Unintentional and Intentional Injury (Violence) : The Most Overlooked Public Health Issue?
- Lauren McIntyre, Honors College Living / Learning Communities : The Developmental Differences of On-campus and Off-Campus Honors College Freshmen
- Luise Bolleber, Cultural Adventures at Oakland University or How to Survive and Even Thrive on a Visit to an Art Gallery
- Chris Brockman, On Hearing Beethoven's "Fifth"
- Gheorghita Tres, The "Boom" and the Bang: One Hundred Years of Solitude and Forty Years of Mingling, or, From "The Faulknerian Revolution" to the Lost Generation
- Sheldon Appleton, Top 10 Reasons Why George W. Bush is no Harry Truman
- Sherm Folland, Notes from the Dismal Science: Are Corporations Evil?
- Barbara Oakley, Insight from My Sister's Love Letters, Chapter 5, Evil Genes
- Michael Sevilla, Brian Murphy, Review of Evil Genes
- Jaime M. Sinutko, Creating my Place in the School of Nursing
- Susan Wood, Remembering John Cameron 1931-2007
- Contributors
- Archives
Fall 2007 - Issue Number 13
- Cover
- Statement of Purpose
- Contents
- Editor's Notes
- Gary Russi, Liberal Education : The Foundation
- Virinder Moudgil, An Academic Journey
- Harvey Burdick, Richard Burke, Paul Tomboulian, MSUO to OU : Reversion to the Norm
- John Cameron, The Campus Architecture of Oakland University
- Karen Miller, The Construction of the Oakland Way
- Adeline Hirschfeld-Medalia, Keep a Low Profile
- K. Bill Byrne, Poems from the Office
- Susan Awbrey, Examining Faculty - Administrative Relationships : Looking at the Research
- Brian Murphy, Born and Born Again : 1969 and Its Discords
- Jane Eberwein, Oakland's History for Beginners - One Professor's Perspective
- Gertrude M. White, Reminiscences of OU
- Gerald Rice, Poems
- Julie Granthen, An OU Family Affair
- Ronald M. Horwitz, Oakland and Me - A Look Back at my Decanal Years
- Jim and Julie Clatworthy, Those Halcyon Days in the University Pub
- Adeline Herschfield Medalia, Poems
- Sheldon Appleton, Block that Pundit!
- Desiree Long, The Power of an Image : Wedgewood's Slave Cameo
- Sherm Folland, Notes from the Dismal Science : The Global Warming Debate
- Susan Davies Goepp, Endowments : Investing in our Future
- Frank Lepkowski, Assessment and Academic Values : A Partial Response to David Garfinkle
- Richard W. Brooks, Breaking the Spell Revisited
- Contributors
- Archives
Winter 2007 - Issue Number 12
- Cover
- Statement of Purpose
- Contents
- Editor Notes
- Don Mathews, A Hot Summer in the Galilee
- David A. Dulio and Peter F. Trumbore, The Democrats are Back in Charge, So What?
- Kevin J. Murphy, The Governor and the Economy
- Susan Wood, Abdul and Ivan Join the 21st Century
- Geraldine Graham, "Of all the Profound Profundities..."
- Alice Carleton, Poems : The Cathedral of the Soul and Nightbird
- Kris Condic, You Can't Just Google It
- Alberto G. Rojo, Twelve Coincidences
- The Dismal Scientist, Does Social Capital Make People Healthier?
- Traci Rhoades, It Is About Who You Know
- Shayla Hawkins, To Transcribe and Transfigure : An Interview with Charles Johnson
- Book Review - Sean Farrell Moran, The Disease of Human Consciousness - The Tragic Sense of Life by Unamuno
- Book Review - Brian Murphy, John Lennon Part II
- Book Review - Paul Graves, Breaking the Spell by Daniel Dennett
- Book Review - Natalie Cole, Needy and Greedy and Black Inside - Ruth Rendall Mysteries
- Archives
- Contributors
Fall 2006 - Issue Number 11
- Cover Page
- Statement of Purpose
- Table of Contents
- Editor's Notes
- Brian Connery, Bigger / Better : Enrollment and Oakland University's Vision 2010
- Jim Ozinga, Retirement Activity
- David Garfinkle, Administrators and Academic Values
- Bill Byrne, Words, Words, Words
- Susan Wood, The Curse of the Were-Bureaucrat
- Charles McKenna, Translated by Dolores Burdick, A Playwright of the Mid Century : Samuel Beckett
- Gerald Rice, Poems
- Sherm Folland, The Academic Researcher and Father Time
- Brian Murphy (reviewer), One Note: Two Poets, Three Books
- Cathy McQueen, A Cautionary Tale
- Ravindra Khattree, Beyond Biology : A Statistician's Perspective
- Peter Bertocci (reviewer), Circo Rois - Che Bella Vita - A film by Philip Singer, Traditional Healing Productions
- Brian Murphy, Let Me Take You Down in a Cyn Sandwich
- Archives
- Contributors
Winter 2006 - Issue Number 10
- Cover Page
- Table of Contents
- Letter to the Editor
- Editors Notes
- Todd Estes, The Unpopularity of Popular History in the Academy: An Academic's Thoughts on David McCullough's Visit to Campus
- Traci Rhoades, A Tast of Wine Along Michigan's Shoreline
- Pamela Light, Ascension; Joy; and Community: Three Poems
- Brian Goslin and Joanne Messink-Talarek, "To Your Health..." - Alcohol and Well-being
- Melinda Booth, Charlotte Osgood Mason: Politics of Misrepresentation
- Alberto G. Rojo, Einstein 1905: Fiction becomes Reality
- Pamela Light, Secret Telling; The Surfer; Flight; and The Volcano: Four Poems
- Rachel Smydra and Serge Kruk, Ethics Under Attack
- Sherm Folland, New Orleans, Too Close: The Dismal Scientist
- Dagmar Cronn, Common Misconceptions About Atmospheric Environmental Issues
- Tommy R. Nafso, Death and Destruction in Darfur
- Greg Kampke, Oakland Athletics : The Secret of Success
- Sherm Folland (reviewer) - Book Review of Freakonomics by Steve D. Leavitt and Stephen J. Dubner
- Archives
- Contributors
Fall 2005 - Issue Number 9
- Cover Page
- Table of Contents
- Editorial Notes
- Sandra Packard, The Academic Bill of Rights : Leadership in an Era of Leglislative Oversight
- Miron Stano, Is There Really a Crisis in Health Care Spending?
- Lynne Williams, The Impact of Genomics on the Future of Health Care
- Karen S. Markel and Lizabeth Barclay, Genetic Mapping : Implications for Organizational Behavior
- Gertrude White, The Two Owens
- S. Folland, Haiku for the Modern Academic
- Bill Byrne, Imported Instructions, or "The Almighty Switch"
- Nahun Z. Medalia, Why Is the Use of Steroids Taboo for Professional Athletes
- Alberto Rojo, The Garden of Forking Worlds : Borges and Quantum Mechanics
- Sherm Folland, My Theory of How Brilliant People Can Say Stupid Things : Notes from the Dismal Science
- TOJ Notes with Interest : Environmental Explorations
- Philip T. Clampitt, Reflections on Creationism
- David W. Shantz, The Blank Slate by Stephen Pinker
- Contributors
Spring 2005 - Issue Number 8
- Cover page
- Table of Contents
- Editorial Notes
- Fay M. Hansen, Saving Open Spaces and Special Places
- Juliette K. Roddy, The Role of the Economist in Environmental Issues: Uses and Abuses of the Benefit Cost Analysis
- Simon J. Ren and Donna Folland, Current Environmental Initiatives at Oakland University
- Claudia Grimberg and Wiebke Nieman, Two German Girls: Claudia and Wiebke, Exchange Students, Provide Their Impressions of Oakland University
- Robert Justin Goldstein, Systematic Evaluation of University Administrators: An Idea Whose Time Has Come (And is Long Overdue)
- Natalie B. Cole, Ricochet's Hard Boiled Bounce: Review of Sue Grafton's R is for Ricochet
- Stephanie Bohde, The Underground Railroad Quilt Code: A History of African-American Quilting from Ancient Practices to the Civil War Times
- Chris Brockman, Behind Every Poem a Story
- Sherman Folland, Gas Prices, What's Real and What's Not? Notes from the Dismal Science
- "The Flicks": Oakland University's Prospective Regular Cinema: TOJ Notes: The Editors
- Contributors to this Issue
- How to get the Oakland Journal
- Call for Papers
Fall 2004 - Issue Number 7
- Inside Cover
- Briefs
- Editorial Note
- Todd A. Estes, The Blue States and the Red States: Scouting the Electoral map at the Outset of the 2004 Presidential Campaign
- Dick Goody, Opening Up to Contemporary Art
- James W. Dow, The Evolution of Religion: Modern Anthropological Theory
- David P. Doane, Students Must Evaluate Faculty
- Interview with Larry Lilliston, What Do Student Evaluations of Teaching (SETs) Tell Us about Teacher Effectiveness?
- Max Brill, Oakland Undiapered…Diapered
- James D. Graham, The Revolution Was Not Televised: Perspectives from the Banks of Beer Lake, 1969-1975
- David McGuire, Reflections on A Fulbright Year at Oakland University
- Gottfried Brieger, Pierce the Pig
- Sherman T. Folland,"…And, where all the college teachers are above average"
- Peter J. Bertocci, Why Mel Gibson Fails
- Charles Mabee, "The Passion of Mel Gibson"
- Brian F. Murphy, Some Uses of Christ’s Passion: Three Modern Instances and a Medieval Example
Winter 2004 - Issue Number 6
- Editorial Notes
- Donald O. Mayer, "Corporate Governance and Enron Ethics"
- Paul J. Kubicek, "Iraqi Nation-Building in the Honors College"
- Brian F. Murphy, "Remembering Kiichi Usui: A Tale of Two Paintings"
- Paul and Alice Tomboulian, "The Matilda Wilson College Proposal of 1956"
- Alice M. Carleton, "Basic Training"
- Gertrude M. White, "Living with a Bibliophile"
- Sean Porter, "The Effectiveness of Poverty Reduction Strategies in Nicaragua"
- Susan E. Wood, "The Looting of the Baghdad Museum"
- Scott Irwin, "A Bugler of Words: Ellison's Musicality and the Jazz/blues Tradition in Invisible Man"
- Sherman T. Folland, "My Theory of the Oakland University Parking Problem"
- Daniel J. Clark, "American Vanguard: A History of the United Auto Workers, 1935-1970"
- Pamela Light, "Real Assessment"
- Pamela Light, "This Must Be Heaven"
- Pamela Light, "Hope"
- Contributers
Spring 2003 - Issue Number 5
- David C. Bricker, "Student Autonomy as a University Objective"
- Brian Murphy, "A Success This Week: Virgil Thomson in Time"
- Susan M. Awbrey, "Making the “Invisible Hand” Visible: Dialogue About Academic Capitalism"
- Kieran D. Mathieson, "The Corporate Model at Oakland University"
- Duncan Cardillo, "The Historical Jewish Ghettos of Venice"
- Leonardas V. Gerulaitis, "Bibliophily in the USA"
- Abraham R. Liboff, "Semon, Schrödinger, and Repressed Memory"
- Sherman T. Folland, "Growing and Shrinking University Budgets: Go Ask Alice"
- Mohamed A. Zohdy, "Genetic Algorithms"
- Jesse Malouf, "The Sidewinder (the devil and a blue note)"
- Contributors
Spring 2002 - Issue Number 4
- Contributors
- Editorial Note
- Carl F. Barnes Jr, Memories at Vezelay
- Johnathan Bowen, Detroit : Techno
- Jane Donahue Eberwein, Forum - What's Good for the University
- Sherman T. Folland, Passing Cats
- Sherman Folland, What Profiteth the Not-for-Profit University?
- Gerry La Femina, The Raccoon
- Albert J. Meehan and Michael C. Ponder, Racial Profiling
- Sean Farrell Moran, Memory and the Dark Dream of Irish History
- Barbara A. Oakley, Hair of the Dog
- Stafford C. Rorke and Brian R. Goslin, Wellness, Health Promotion, and Injury Prevention Advocacy
- Mary Ann Samyn, Beneath Speech
- Robert T. Eberwein, The Contributions of the Jam Handy Organization to American Commerce and Culture
- Susan Wood, Fashion and Politics - How Roman Women Groomed their Public Images
Fall 2001 - Issue Number 3
- Linda Benson, "Muslims, Missionaries and Warlords in Northwestern China"
- Donald E. Morse, "In Xanadu I Had Such Friends: Teaching the Literature of Anticipation"
- S. Bernhard and Evelyn Thomas, "Remembering a Wartime (1944) USO Hospital Tour"
- Peter J. Bertocci, "A Sufi Movement in Modern Bangladesh"
- Brian F. Murphy, "Introduction"
- Niels Herold and Joe Kelty, "Interminability and Overdoing in teaching Hamlet: An Exchange of Views"
- Pamela T. Mitzelfeld, "'The Abstract and Brief Chronicles of the Time' Four Film Adaptations of Hamlet'"
- Brian F. Murphy, "And Now This Latest"
- Ronald M. Horwitz, Sharon L. Howell, Frances C. Jackson, David R. Maines, Virinder K. Moudgil, Kevin J. Murphy and Mary L. Otto, "What's Good for the University?"
- Michael D. Sevilla, "Is Science a Religion?"
- Sherman T. Folland, "The Soda Pop Monopoly, or How I Learned to Love Pepsi: Observations from the Dismal Science"
- David Garfinkle, "Ask the Professor: How Can There Be Action at a Distance?"
- Mark R. Ludorf and Kathleen Rountree, "Presidential Searches-Survivor Style"
- Thomas Fitzsimmons, "The One-Eyed Boy at the Wall"
- Thomas Fitzsimmons, "The One-Eyed Boy by the Cave"
- E. Haworth Hoeppner, "True Romance"
- E. Haworth Hoeppner, "Opening Curtain"
- Joann L. Washington, "Pearls"
- Contributors
Fall 2000 - Issue Number 2
- Vincent B. Khapoya, "Reconciliation in South Africa: Mandela's Legacy"
- Louisa C. Ngote, "Art in Rome: 313-1300 A.D."
- Mary C. Karasch, "Bartering Books: Doing Research in Central Brazil"
- James R. Ozinga, "Remembering Robbin"
- Michael D. Sevilla, "Radiation: Risks and Rewards"
- Chaundra L. Scott, "A Model for Student Experiential Learning"
- Richard J. Burke, "Woody Varner"
- Sheldon L. Appleton, "Dutch, Edmund Morris, New York: Random House, 1999"
- Carl F. Barnes, Jr., "Questions for the Candidates for the Modernist Position"
- Kim Johnson, "Just For You"
- James Hoyle, "Comedy, Tragedy, Theology"
- Contributors
Spring 2000 - Issue Number 1
- Gordon and Gary Shepherd, "The Moral Career of a New Religious Movement"
- Karen A. Morgante, "Louis Betts, Portrait Painter of High Society"
- Tadeusz Malinski, "The Vital Role of Nitric Oxide"
- Jane Donahue Eberwein, "A Century of Dickinson Scholarship: Reflections of an Encyclopedist"
- Frances A. Jackson, Stephanie Schim and Sonia Duffy, "Cultural Influences on End-of-Life Decision Making"
- Paul and Alice Tomboulian, "The Oakland Chronicles: A Sampler"
- Dick Goody, "Is This Art? Do You Appreciate It?"
- Richard B. Stamps, "Historical and Cultural Preservation of Resources in Oakland County"
- Abraham R. Liboff, "On the Value of Excess"
- David R. Maines, "Thoughts of the American Dream and Its Future"
- S. T. Folland, "A Reply to Professor Liboff"
- Chris Brockman, "Youth Movement"
- Ken Hightower, "Lost Sight Of"
- Jeff Vande Zande, "A Bus"
- Contributors
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