Academe 1993: Vol 79 Index

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INDEX TO ACADEME: BULLETIN OF THE AAUP
Volume 79, Numbers 1-6, 1993
ISSUE NUMBERS ARE GIVEN FIRST, FOLLOWED BY PAGE NUMBERS, E.G., 1:44
AAUP: questions “don’t ask, don’t tell” Managing Allegations of Misconduct in Halsey, A.H., Decline of Donnish
policy, 5:31; reaffirms support for Research (Mary Gray), 5:62 Dominion: The British Academic
Salman Rushdie, 3:44 Professions in the Twentieth Century
Bromwich, David, Politics by Other
Academic Freedom and the Future of Means: Higher Education and Group (Reba N. Soffer), 4:54
the University, AAUP lecture series: Thinking (John Martin), 4:52 Hodgkinson, Christopher, Educa-
“The Future of Academic Freedom,” tional Leadership: The Moral Art
Clark, Burton R., Ed., The Resarch
Louis Menand, 3:11; “Liberalism, (Barbara E. Kovach), 4:57
Foundations of Graduate Education:
Speech Codes, and Related
Germany, Britain, France, United Kecht, Maria-Regina, Pedagogy is
Problems,” Cass R. Sunstein, 4:14 States, Japan (Jules B. LaPidus), 6:63 Politics: Literary Theory and Critical
Academic Freedom and Tenure: Teaching (Eugene Arden), 3:85
Clark, E. Culpepper, The Schoolhouse
Clarkson College (Nebraska), 3:46;
Door: Segvegation’s Last Stand at the LaFollette, Marcel C., Stealing into
Lees College (Kentucky), 1:43; North
Universities ofA labama (Larry G. Print: Fraud, Plagiarism, and
Greenville College (South Carolina), Misconduct in Scientific Publishing
3:54; San Diego State University, Gerber), 5:55
(Mark S. Frankel), 3:81
2:94; Savannah College of Art and Clotfelter, Cnarles T., and Michael
Design, 3:65; University of Rothschild, eds., Studies of Supply and Levine, Arthur, Higher Learning in
Bridgeport (Connecticut), 6:37 Demand in Higher Education America, 1980-2000 (Eugene
Arden), 5:61
ADAMS, CYNTHIA HERBERT, and (Donald J. Reeb), 6:66
McMillen, Tom, and Paul Coggins,
DAVID D. PALMER, “Economic DelFattore, Joan, What Johnny
Out of Bounds: How the American
Problems and the Future of Higher Shouldn't Pead: Textbook Censorship
Sports Establishment is Being Driven
Education,” 1:22 in America (Leanne Katz), 4:35
by Greed and Hypocrisy—and What
Annual Meeting (AAUP): Award for Diamond, Sigmund, Compromised Needs to Be Done About It (Frank E.
Excellence in the Coverage of Higher Campus: The Collaboration of Uni- Haggard), 1:60
Education, 4:36; Beatrice G. versities witi) the Intelligence Commu-
Morris, Arval A., Dismissal of Tenured
Konheim Award, 4:35; fifty-year nity, 1945-1955 (William L.
Higher Education Faculty: Legal
members honored, 4:36; Georgina O'Neill), 5:57
Implications of the Elimination of
Smith Award, 4:36; highlights, 4:35;
record of, 5:33; resolutions presented Douglas, George H., Education With- Mandatory Retirement (Lawrence
out Impact: How Our Universities Fail White), 5:58
to, 4:51
the Young (Barbara F. Mates), 3:84 National Academy of Sciences, Re-
Annual Report on the Economic Status
of the Profession, 1992-93: text, 2:8; Enteman, Willard F., Retirement 101: sponsible Science: Ensuring the Integ-
tables, 2:15 How TIAA-CREF Members Should rity of the Research Process (Volume I)
Deal with the Dramatic Changes in (Robert A. Rosenbaum), 3:82
BEHRENDT, STEPHEN C.,
Their Pensions (Leonard E. Goodall), Oakley, Francis, Community of
“Committee” (poem), 3:2
5:61 Learning: The American College and
BILLARD, L., “A Different Path into
Fleisher, Arthur, III, Brian Goff, and the Liberal Arts Tradition (John
Print,” 3:28
Robert Tollison, The National Martin), 4:52
BLYSTONE, ROBERT V., “Teaching Collegiate Athletic Association: A Study Pelikan, Jaroslav, The Idea of the
in the Digital Republic,” 3:38 in Cartel Behavior (Frank E. University, a Reexamination (Sheldon
Book Reviews (Reviewers’ names in Haggard), 1:60 Rothblatt), 1:56
parentheses)
Gilley, J. Wade, Thinking About Simpson, William Brand, Cost Con-
Association of American Medical American Higher Education: The tainment for Higher Education: Strate-
Colleges, Beyond the “Framework”: 1990s and Beyond (Leonard E. gies for Public Policy and Institutional
Institutional Considerations in Gooddall), 3:86 Administration (Joseph J. Stutz), 3:86
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Smith, C. Fraser, Lenny, Lefty, and DAVIDSON, CATHY N., “Laughing “Marking the End of Mandatory
the Chancellor: The Len Bias Tragedy in English,” 6:19 Retirement,” 3:88; “The Tax
and the Search for Reform in Big-time Collector Knocks on the Door of the
DAWES, ROBYN M., and LLOYD G.
College Basketball (Frank E. HUMPHREYS, “Racial Norming: A Home Office,” 1:64; “What
Haggard), 1:60 Debate,” 3:31 Punishment Befits the Plagiarist?,”
5:64
Story, Ronald, Five Colleges: Five DEZURE, DEBORAH, “Opening the
Histories (Michaei L. Berger), 4:56 Classroom Door,” 5:27 Massachusetts settles wage discrimina-
tion case, 1:7
Tokarczyk, Michell M., and Education leaders call for more invest-
Elizabeth Fay, Working-Class Women ment in education, 1:6 McPHERSON, MICHAEL S., and
in the Academy: Labor in the Factory MORTON OWEN SCHAPIRO,
EEOC charge by professor held not
“The Search for Morality in Financial
(Debra Renee Kaufman), 6:68
timely by court, 1:7
Aid and Admissions,” 6:23
Worgul, George S., Jr., Ed., Issues in
“The Ethics of Recruitment and Faculty
Academic Freedom (Schubert M. MENAND, LOUIS, “The Future of
Appointments,” 2:119
Ogden), 1:58 Academic Freedom,” 3:11
“The Financial Crisis in Higher
BURNS, MARGIE, “Service Courses: MILLER, GERALD RAY, “Budget
Doing Women a Disservice,” 3:18 Education,” 1:52 Cuts and Shared Governance: A
FRIEDBERG, RUTH ANN, and Faculty Member's Perspective,” 6:12
Collective Bargaining Congress Sum-
MARGARET L. CHAPMAN, “The MLA deems computers “indispensable,”
mer Institute, 5:32
Tax Reform Act of 1986: How 4:5
Censured Administrations: individual Faculty Fared,” 1:38
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
listings, 1:40, 2:93, 3:42, 4:34, 5:30,
GALLE, WILLIAM P., JR. and CLIF- COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY
6:34; Annual meeting vote on FORD M. KOEN JR., “Tenure and BUSINESS OFFICERS, “Athletics
adding, removing institutions, 4:36;
Promotion after Penn v. EEOC: Two and their Costs: Excerpts from a
developments relating to, 3:71
Opinions (Part I), 5:19 Revealing New Report,” 6:26
CHAPMAN, MARGARET L., and
GRAY, MARY W., “Tenure and
National Service Plan no substitute for
RUTH ANN FRIEDBERG, “The
Promotion after Penn v. EEOC: Two
student aid, 5:7
Tax Reform Act of 1986: How
Opinions (Part II), 5:19
Faculty Fared,” 1:38 PALMER, DAVID D., and CYNTHIA
GRIFFITH, ROBERT, “Budget Cuts HERBERT ADAMS, “Economic
Classification of information gets White
and Shared Governance: An Problems and the Future of Higher
House review, 4:4
Administrator's Perspective,” 6:15 Education,” 1:22
COGAN, MARC, “Looking at the HARRIGAN, JOHN J., “TIAA-CREF:
Perspective: “A Call for Faculty
Numbers in Michigan,” 1:25 To Stay or Switch?”, 5:13
Leadership” (Kenneth H. Ashworth),
College and University Government: HARTZOG, J., “Making the Hard 4:63; “Teaching Multiculturalism in
Elmira College (New York), 5:42 Choices Fair Choices,” 4:31 Science” (Allan Laurence Brooks),
Committee A on Academic Freedom HUMPHREYS, LLOYD G., and 5:63
and Tenure: annual report, 1992-93, ROBYN M. DAWES, “Racial PRATT, LINDA RAY, “Quality or
5:36; Developments Relating to Norming: A Debate,” 3:31 Access?”, 1:8; From the President, 6:2
Censure by the Association, 3:71
JENSEN, ROBERT E., “The Reflection: “Substance Versus Style: A
Committee G on Part-Time and Non- Technology of the Future is Already Teaching Controversy (Ronald D.
Tenure Track Appointments, “The Here,” 4:8 Simpson), 4:61
Status of Non-Tenure-Track
“Joint Statement en Rights and RIDGELY, JULIA, “Faculty Senates
Faculty,” 5:39
Freedoms of Students,” 4:47 and the Fiscal Crisis,” 6:7
Committee Z on the Economic Status Kilgore, William Jackson, remembered, RILEY, GRESHAM, “The Cost of
of the Profession, annual report, 4:37 Speech Codes,” 4:26
1992-93, 2:8
Knight Commission disbands, 2:2 RYAN, MAUREEN, “Women’s
Committees of the Association, mem- KOEN, CLIFFORD M., JR., and Challenge to Higher Education,”
bers listed, 6:53
WILLIAM P. GALLE, “Tenure and 3:22
COPA votes to disband, create succes- Promotion after Penn v. EEOC: Two San Diego State University: Academic
sor, 3:8 Opinions (Part I), 5:19 Freedom and Tenure report, 2:94;
Council (AAUP): record of meetings, Legal Watch (Ann H. Franke): developments, 3:8
1:54, 5:53 “Enforcement of Faculty Handbooks SCHAPIRO, MORTON OWEN, and
CROMPTON, LOUIS, “Gay and in the Courts,” 4:64; “In Upholding MICHAEL S. MCPHERSON, “The
Lesbian Students, ROTC, and the Rights of Gay Midshipman, Court Search for Morality in Financial Aid
New Rules,” 4:8 Reaffirms Intellectual Freedom, 6:72; and Admissions,” 6:23
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SHAPIRO, HAROLD T., “Current “Budget Cuts and Shared Governance: Speech Codes
Realities and Future Prospects,” 1:10 A Faculty Member’s Perspective,”
“The Cost of Speech Codes,” Gresham
Gerald Ray Miller, 6:12
SIMPSON, WILLIAM B., “Higher Riley, 4:26
Education’s Role in a New “Current Realities and Future
“Liberalism, Speech Codes, and Related
Beginning,” 1:17 Prospects,” Harold T. Shapiro, 1:10
Problems” (AAUP lecture series),
“The Status of Non-Tenure-Track “Economic Problems and the Future of Cass R. Sunstein, 4:14
Faculty,” 4:39 Higher Education,” Cynthia Herbert Sports Reform
Adams and David D. Palmer, 1:22
STROSSEN, NADINE, “Academic
“Athletics and their Costs: Excerpts
Freedom and Artistic Freedom (Part “Faculty Senates and the Fiscal Crisis,”
from a Revealing New Report,”
Il),” 1:30 Julia Ridgely, 6:7
National Association of College and
SUNSTEIN, CASS R., “Liberalism, “The Financial Crisis in Higher University Business Officers, 6:26
Speech Codes, and Related Education” (AAUP policy state-
Knight Commission disbands (In
Problems,” 4:14 ment), 1:52
Brief), 2:2
University of Pennsylvania drops First Fiscal Crisis Update published
Lenny, Lefty, and the Chancellor: The
charges in paper theft, 5:7 (AAUP Update), 1:42
Len Bias Tragedy and the Search for
UVA Faculty votes to limit relation- “Higher Education’s Role in a New Reform in Big-time College Basketball
ships with students, 3:9 Beginning,” William B. Simpson, (book review), C. Fraser Smith; The
Working students trend continues, 4:5 1:17 National Collegiate Athletic
“Looking at the Numbers in Association: A Study in Cartel
Michigan,” Marc Cogan, 1:25 Behavior, Arthur Fleischer III, Brian
Index by Selected Subjects
Goff, and Robert Tollison; Out of
“Making the Hard Choices Fair
Academic Freedom and Tenure Bounds: How the American Sports
Choices,” J. Hartzog, 4:31
Establishment is Being Driven by
“Academic Freedom and Artistic “Quality or Access?,” Linda Ray Pratt, Greed and Hypocrisy—and What *
Freedom (Part II),” Nadine Strossen, 1:8 Needs to Be Done About It, Tom
1:30 Gay and Lesbian Issues McMillen and Paul Coggins, (re-
Academic Freedom and the Future of viewed by Frank E. Haggard), 1:60
the Academy—AAUP Lecture Series: AAUP holds roundtable before march Technology in Higher Education
(AAUP Update), 3:44
“The Future of Academic Freedom,”
Louis Menand, 3:11; “Liberalism, AAUP questions “don’t ask, don’t tell” MLA deems computers “indispensable”
Speech Codes, and Related policy (AAUP Update), 5:31 (In Brief), 4:5
Problems,” Cass R. Sunstein, 4:14 “Gay and Lesbian Students, ROTC, “Teaching in the Digital Republic,”
Academic Freedom and Tenure: and the New Rules,” Louis Robert V. Blystone, 3:38
Clarkson College (Nebraska), 3:46; Crompton, 4:8 “The Technology of the Future is
Lees College (Kentucky), 1:43; North Governance Already Here,” Robert E. Jensen, 4:8
Greenville College (South Carolina),
College and University Government: Women in the Profession
3:54; San Diego State University,
2:94; Savannah College of Art and Elmira College (New York), 5:42 “A Different Path into Print,” L.
Design, 3:65; University of Non-Tenure-Track Faculty Billard, 3:28
Bridgeport, 6:37 Massachusetts settles wage discrimina-
“The Status of Non-Tenure-Track
Issues in Academic Freedom (book re- Faculty” (AAUP report), 4:39 tion case (In Brief), 1:7
view), George S. Worgul, Jr., Ed., Retirement and Pensions “Service Cc uses: Doing Women a
(reviewed by Schubert M. Ogden), Disservice,” Margie Burns, 3:18
1:58 AAUP testifies before Congress on un-
“Women’s Challenge to Higher
capping (AAUP Update), 2:92
“The Status of Non-Tenure-1 rack Education,” Maureen Ryan, 3:22
“Marking the End of Mandatory
Faculty” (AAUP report), 4:39
Retirement” (Legal Watch), Ann H. Working-Class Women in the Academy:
“Tenure and Promotion after Penn v. Franke, 3:88 Labor in the Knowledge Factory (book
EEOC. Two Opinions , William P. review), Mitchell M. Tokarczyk and
Gallé, Jr., and Clifford M. Koen, Jr. Retirement 101: How TIAA-CREF Elizabeth Fay, (reviewed by Debra
Members Should Deal with the
(Part I); Mary W. Gray (Part II), Renee Kaufman), 6:68
Dramatic Changes in Their Pensions
5:19
(book review), Willard F. Enteman
The Fiscal Crisis (reviewed by Leonard E. Goodall),
“Budget Cuts and Shared Governance: 5:61
An Administrator's Perspective,” “TIAA-CREF: To Stay or Switch?,”
Robert Griffith, 6:15 John J. Harrigan, 5:13
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