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CURATOR 37/4 @ 1994 Cumulative Index for Volume 37 Title Index Archeological and Natural Resource Collections of The Exhibition: Lecture or Conversation? the National Park Service: Opportunities and JOANEATH SPICER, 37/3: 185-197. Threats, ANN HITCHCOCK, 37/2: 122-128. Exhibition Review: Becoming American Women, Are Museums Still Necessary? CHARLES ALAN WAT- PHYLLIS RABINEAU, 37/3: 198-207. KINS, 37/1: 25-35. Exhibition Review: The Biological Museum in Stock- Beyond the Blockbuster: Good Exhibitions in Small holm, KAREN WONDERS, 37/1: 63-65. Packages, ELLEN W. LEE, 37/3: 172-184. Exhibition Review: Hands on History, CARYL MARSH, Book Review: Archaeological Curatorship, CHARLES 37/2: 133-137. S. SPENCER, 37/1: 66-67. Exhibition Review: The United States Holocaust Book Review: Exhibitions in Museums, KEVIN COFFEE, Memorial Museum: What It Is and What It Is 37/2: 142-144. Not, ORI Z. SOLTES, 37/4: 280-282. Book Review: Habitat Dioramas, MICHAEL ANDER- Facing Up to Budgetary Challenges at the Biological SON, 37/3: 214-218. Survey, New York State Museum, NORTON G. Book Review: History Curatorship, KENNETH AMES, MILLER, 37/2: 108-121. 37/1: 68-69. Forgeries of Fossils in “Amber”: History, Identifica- Book Review: Mining the Museum: An Installation by tion and Case Studies, DAVID A. GRIMALDI, ALEX- Fred Wilson, JOANN MOSER, 37/4: 287-290. ANDER SHEDRINSKY, ANDREW ROSS, NORBERT Book Review: Museum Design, LEE H. SKOLNICK, BAER, 37/4: 251-274. 37/3: 218-220. Forum: Cultural Elitism vs. Cultural Diversity in the Book Review: Museum Governance: Mission, Ethics, Art Museum of the Nineties, LINDA KONHEIM Policy, ROBERT R. MACDONALD, 37/4: 285-287 KRAMER, 37/3: 155-160. Book Review: Museums, Objects, and Collections: A Forum: Go Ahead, Criticize: A Critical Challenge, Cultural Study, KENNETH AMES, 37/4: 283-285 DIANA F. COHEN, 37/1: 14-15. Book Review: Museum Studies in Material Culture, Forum: In Response to “Learning Science with In- STANLEY A. FREED, 37/1: 70-72. teractive Exhibits,” MINDA BORUN, 37/1: 15-16. Book Review: Planning for People in Museum Exhibi- Forum: A Mixed Bag — “The Exhibition: Lecture tions, JUDY DIAMOND, 37/2: 138-139. or Conversation?” BAY HALLOWELL, 37/4: 228- Book Review: Preserving Natural Science Collections: 230. Chronicle of Our Environmental Heritage, CYD Forum: Museum Admission Charges, GILES CLARKE, MARTIN, 37/3: 220-222. 37/1: 12-13. Book Review: Science in the Subarctic: Trappers, Forum: A Question of Ethics, ROBERT R. MACDON- Traders, and the Smithsonian Institution, HELEN ALD, 37/1: 6-9. ROZWADOWSKI, 37/2: 141-142 Forum: Rebuttal to “Are Museums Still Necessary?” Book Review: Spencer Baird of the Smithsonian, ELIZA- LISA ROBERTS, 37/3: 152-155. BETH HANSON, 37/2: 139-141. Forum: Some Critical Reflections on “Critical Re- Challenging the Context: Perception, Polity, and flections,” HARRIS H. SHETTEL, 37/2: 78-81. Power, RONNE HARTFIELD, 37/1: 46-62. Forum: What Is Watkins Really Asking? DAVID Collegiate Priorities and Natural History Museums, RESNICOW, 37/3: 150-151. ELMER C. BIRNEY, 37/2: 99-107. Forum: Why Did the 1991 Code of Ethics Fail? ALAN Diversity and the Museum of London, DAVID M. J. FRIEDMAN, 37/1: 9-11. KAHN, 37/4: 240-250. CURATOR 37/4 @ 1994 Cumulative Index for Volume 37 Title Index Archeological and Natural Resource Collections of The Exhibition: Lecture or Conversation? the National Park Service: Opportunities and JOANEATH SPICER, 37/3: 185-197. Threats, ANN HITCHCOCK, 37/2: 122-128. Exhibition Review: Becoming American Women, Are Museums Still Necessary? CHARLES ALAN WAT- PHYLLIS RABINEAU, 37/3: 198-207. KINS, 37/1: 25-35. Exhibition Review: The Biological Museum in Stock- Beyond the Blockbuster: Good Exhibitions in Small holm, KAREN WONDERS, 37/1: 63-65. Packages, ELLEN W. LEE, 37/3: 172-184. Exhibition Review: Hands on History, CARYL MARSH, Book Review: Archaeological Curatorship, CHARLES 37/2: 133-137. S. SPENCER, 37/1: 66-67. Exhibition Review: The United States Holocaust Book Review: Exhibitions in Museums, KEVIN COFFEE, Memorial Museum: What It Is and What It Is 37/2: 142-144. Not, ORI Z. SOLTES, 37/4: 280-282. Book Review: Habitat Dioramas, MICHAEL ANDER- Facing Up to Budgetary Challenges at the Biological SON, 37/3: 214-218. Survey, New York State Museum, NORTON G. Book Review: History Curatorship, KENNETH AMES, MILLER, 37/2: 108-121. 37/1: 68-69. Forgeries of Fossils in “Amber”: History, Identifica- Book Review: Mining the Museum: An Installation by tion and Case Studies, DAVID A. GRIMALDI, ALEX- Fred Wilson, JOANN MOSER, 37/4: 287-290. ANDER SHEDRINSKY, ANDREW ROSS, NORBERT Book Review: Museum Design, LEE H. SKOLNICK, BAER, 37/4: 251-274. 37/3: 218-220. Forum: Cultural Elitism vs. Cultural Diversity in the Book Review: Museum Governance: Mission, Ethics, Art Museum of the Nineties, LINDA KONHEIM Policy, ROBERT R. MACDONALD, 37/4: 285-287 KRAMER, 37/3: 155-160. Book Review: Museums, Objects, and Collections: A Forum: Go Ahead, Criticize: A Critical Challenge, Cultural Study, KENNETH AMES, 37/4: 283-285 DIANA F. COHEN, 37/1: 14-15. Book Review: Museum Studies in Material Culture, Forum: In Response to “Learning Science with In- STANLEY A. FREED, 37/1: 70-72. teractive Exhibits,” MINDA BORUN, 37/1: 15-16. Book Review: Planning for People in Museum Exhibi- Forum: A Mixed Bag — “The Exhibition: Lecture tions, JUDY DIAMOND, 37/2: 138-139. or Conversation?” BAY HALLOWELL, 37/4: 228- Book Review: Preserving Natural Science Collections: 230. Chronicle of Our Environmental Heritage, CYD Forum: Museum Admission Charges, GILES CLARKE, MARTIN, 37/3: 220-222. 37/1: 12-13. Book Review: Science in the Subarctic: Trappers, Forum: A Question of Ethics, ROBERT R. MACDON- Traders, and the Smithsonian Institution, HELEN ALD, 37/1: 6-9. ROZWADOWSKI, 37/2: 141-142 Forum: Rebuttal to “Are Museums Still Necessary?” Book Review: Spencer Baird of the Smithsonian, ELIZA- LISA ROBERTS, 37/3: 152-155. BETH HANSON, 37/2: 139-141. Forum: Some Critical Reflections on “Critical Re- Challenging the Context: Perception, Polity, and flections,” HARRIS H. SHETTEL, 37/2: 78-81. Power, RONNE HARTFIELD, 37/1: 46-62. Forum: What Is Watkins Really Asking? DAVID Collegiate Priorities and Natural History Museums, RESNICOW, 37/3: 150-151. ELMER C. BIRNEY, 37/2: 99-107. Forum: Why Did the 1991 Code of Ethics Fail? ALAN Diversity and the Museum of London, DAVID M. J. FRIEDMAN, 37/1: 9-11. KAHN, 37/4: 240-250. CURATOR 37/4 e 1994 Museums and the Living Artist, JOANN MOSER, 37/3: Technical Note: Development of a Three-Dimen- 161-171. sional Phylogenetic Tree of the Plant Kingdom, A Narrative History Museum, JESAJAHU WEINBERG, JAMES E. MICKLE, PAOLO DE LUCA, MARIA ROSARIO 37/4: 231-239. BARONE LUMAGA, MANUELA DE MATTEIS TOR- Neither Too Young Nor Too Old: A Comparison of TORA, 37/4: 275-279. Visitor Characteristics, MARILYN G. HOOD AND Technical Note: Museum Visitors’ Attitudes To- LISA C. ROBERTS, 37/1: 36-45. ward Exhibits, Staffing, and Amenities, WILLIAM Risks, and Opportunities for Natural History Collec- J. BOONE AND RUTHS. BRITT, 37/3: 208-213. tions: Moving Toward a Unified Policy, K. The Value of Natural History Collections, WARREN ELAINE HOAGLAND, 37/2: 129-132. D. ALLMON, 37/2: 83-89. Sex Differences in Science Museums: A Review, Zoological Collections and Collecting in Cuba Dur- JUDY DIAMOND, 37/1: 17-24. ing the Twentieth Century, GILBERTO SILVA TABOADA, 37/2: 90-98. Author Index ALLMON, WARREN D., The Value of Natural History ning for People in Museum Exhibitions, 37/2: 138- Collections, 37/2: 83-89. 139. AMES, KENNETH, Book Review: History Curatorship, FREED, STANLEY A., Book Review: Museum Studies in 37/1: 68-69; Book Review: Museums, Objects, Material Culture, 37/1: 70-72. and Collections: A Cultural Study, 37/4: 283-285. FRIEDMAN, ALAN J., Forum: Why Did the 1991 Code ANDERSON, MICHAEL, Book Review: Habitat Dio- of Ethics Fail? 37/1: 9-11. ramas, 37/3: 318-319. GRIMALDI, DAVID A., Forgeries of Fossils in “Amber”, BAER, NORBERT S., Forgeries of Fossils in “Amber”; History, Identification and Case Studies, 37/4: History, Identification and Case Studies, 37/4: 251-274. 251-274. HALLOWELL, BAY, Forum: A Mixed Bag — “The Exhi- BIRNEY, ELMER C., Collegiate Priorities and Natural bition: Lecture or Conversation?” 37/4: 228-230. History Museums, 37/2: 99-107. HANSON, ELIZABETH, Book Review: Spencer Baird of BOONE, WILLIAM J., Technical Note: Museum Visi- the Smithsonian, 37/2: 139-141. tors’ Attitudes Toward Exhibits, Staffing, and HARTFIELD, RONNE, Challenging the Context: Per- Amenities, 37/3: 208-213. ception, Polity, and Power, 37/1: 46-62. BORUN, MINDA, Forum: In Response to “Learning HITCHCOCK, ANN, Archeological and Natural Re- Science with Interactive Exhibits,” 37/1: 15-16. source Collections of the National Park Service: BRITT, RUTH S., Technical Note: Museum Visitors’ Opportunities and Threats, 37/2: 122-128. Attitudes Toward Exhibits, Staffing, and Ameni- HOAGLAND, K. ELAINE, Risks and Opportunities for ties, 37/3: 208-213. Natural History Collections: Moving Toward a CLARKE, GILES, Forum: Museum Admission Charges, United Policy, 37/2: 129-132. 37/1: 12-13. HOOD, MARILYN G., Neither Too Young Nor Too COFFEE, KEVIN, Book Review: Exhibitions in Museums, Old: A Comparison of Visitor Characteristics, 37/2: 142-144. 37/1: 36-45. COHEN, DIANA F., Forum: Go Ahead, Criticize: A KAHN, DAVID M., Diversity and the Museum of Lon- Critical Challenge, 37/1: 14-15. don, 37/4: 240-250. DELUCA, PAOLO, Technical Note: Development of a KRAMER, LINDA KONHEIM, Forum: Cultural Elitism Three-Dimensional Phylogenetic Tree of the vs. Cultural Diversity in the Art Museum of the Plant Kingdom, 37/4: 275-279. Nineties, 37/3: 155-160. DIAMOND, JUDY, Sex Differences in Science Muse- LEE, ELLEN W., Beyond the Blockbuster: Good Exhi- ums: A Review, 37/1: 17-24; Book Review: Plan- bitions in Small Packages, 37/3: 172-184. CURATOR 37/4 ¢ 1994 LUMAGA, MARIA ROSARIO BARRONE, Technical Note: ROZWADOWSKI, HELEN, Book Review: Science in the Development of a Three-Dimensional Phyloge- Subarctic: Trappers, Traders, and the Smithsonian netic Tree of the Plant Kingdom, 37/4: 275-279. Institution, 37/2: 141-142. MACDONALD, ROBERT R., Forum: A Question of Eth- SHEDRINSKY, ALEXANDER, Forgeries of Fossils in ics, 37/1: 6-9; Book Review: Museum Govern- “Amber”: History, Identification and Case Stud- ance: Mission, Ethics, Policy, 37/4: 285-287. ies, 37/4: 251-274. MARSH, CARYL, Exhibition Review: Hands on History, SHETTEL, HARRIS H., Forum: Some Critical Reflec- 37/2: 133-137. tions on “Critical Reflections,” 37/2: 78-81. MARTIN, CYD, Book Review: Preserving Natural Sci- SILVA, GILBERTO TABOADA, Zoological Collections ence Collections: Chronicle of Our Environmental and Collecting in Cuba During the Twentieth Heritage, 37/3: 220-222. Century, 37/2: 90-98. MICKLE, JAMES E.. Technical Note: Development of SKOLNICK, LEE H., Book Review: Museum Design, a Three-Dimensional Phylogenetic Tree of the 37/3: 218-220. Plant Kingdom, 37/4: 275-279. SOLTES, ORI Z., Exhibition Review: The United States MILLER, NORTON G., Facing Up to Budgetary Chal- Holocaust Memorial Museum: What It Is and lenges at the Biological Survey, New York State What It Is Not, 37/4: 280-282. Museum, 37/2: 108-121. SPENCER, CHARLES S., Book Review: Archaeological MOSER, JOANN, Museums and the Living Artist, 37/3: Curatorship, 37/1: 66-67. 161-171; Book Review: Mining the Museum: An SPICER, JOANEATH, The Exhibition: Lecture or Con- Installation by Fred Wilson, 37/4: 287-290. versation? 37/3: 185-197. RABINEAU, PHYLLIS, Exhibition Review: Becoming TORTORA, MANUELA DE MATTEIS, Technical Note: American Women, 37/3: 198-207. Development of a Three-Dimensional Phyloge- RESNICOW, DAVID, Forum: What Is Watkins Really netic Tree of the Plant Kingdom 37/4: 275-279. Asking? 37/3: 150-151. WATKINS, CHARLES ALAN, Are Museums Still Neces- ROBERTS, LISA C., Neither Too Young Nor Too Old: sary? 37/1: 25-35. A Comparison of Visitor Characteristics, 37/1: WEINBERG, JESAJAHU, A Narrative History Museum, 36-45; Forum: Rebuttal to “Are Museums Still 37/4: 231-239. Necessary?” 37/3: 152-155. WONDERS, KAREN, Exhibition Review: The Biological ROSS, ANDREW, Forgeries of Fossils in “Amber”: His- Museum in Stockholm, 37/1: 63-65. tory, Identification and Case Studies, 37/4: 251— 274. OWNERSHIP STATEMENT Statement of ownership, management, and circulation (required by 39 U.S.C. 3685) of Curator: The Museum Journal, published four times a year at the American Museum of Natural History, Central Park West at 79th Street, New York, NY 10024-5192, for October 1, 1994. General business offices of the publisher are located at Central Park West at 79th Street, New York, NY 10024-5192. Acting Publisher, Robert Gebbie; editor, Samuel M. Taylor, Central Park West at 79th Street, New York, N.Y. 10024-5192. 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