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Index to Volume 94, 1995 Articles by Author Trifonoff, Karen M. Going Beyond Location: Thematic Maps in the Early Albert, Don P., Wilbert M. Gesler, and Peggy S. Wittie. Geographic Elementary Grades. 2:368. Information Systems and Health: An Educational Resource. 2:350. Vogeler, Ingolf. Cold War Geopolitics: Embassy Locations. 1:323. Arbona, Sonia I., and John M. Hunter. Economic Development Threatens Groundwater in Puerto Rico: Results of A Field Study. 6:558. Articles by Subject and Title Archer, Kevin. A Folk Guide to Geography as a Holistic Science. 3:404. Bednarz, Sarah W. Using Mnemonics to Learn Place Geography. 1:330. Teaching Strategies/Approaches Bednarz, Sarah W., and Robert S. Bednarz. Preservice Geography Educa- College Geography tion. 5:482. Blackwell, Peggy J. Reform of Teacher Education: An Opportunity for Albert, Don P., Wilbert M. Gesler, and Peggy S. Wittie. Geographic Geographers. 5:495. Information Systems and Health: An Educational Resource. 2:350. Brunt, Barry. Regions and Western Europe. 1:306. Archer, Kevin. A Folk Guide to Geography as a Holistic Science. 3:404. Cole, David B. Experienced Teacher Participation in Preservice Programs: Bednarz, Sarah W., and Robert S. Bednarz. Preservice Geography Educa- A Model in Geography at the University of Northern Colorado. 5:519. tion. 5:482. Cole, David B., and Jeanne E. Ormrod. Effectiveness of Teaching Peda- Blackwell, PeggyJ . Reform of Teacher Education: An Opportunity for gogical Content Knowledge Through Summer Geography Institutes. Geographers. 5:495. 3:427. Brunt, Barry. Regions and Western Europe. 1:306. Doering, Aaron, Dorothy Egan-Barker, Clark Johnson, Cecil Keen, and Cole, David B. Experienced Teacher Participation in Preservice Programs: Miriam Le. GEO-Teach: A Preservice Teacher Preparation Program in A Model in Geography at the University of Northern Colorado. 5:519. Geography. 5:524. Doering, Aaron, Dorothy Egan-Barker, Clark Johnson, Cecil Keen, and Gay, Susan M. Making the Connections: Infusing the National Geography Miriam Lo. GEO-Teach: A Preservice Teacher Preparation Program in Standards into the Classroom. 4:459. Geography. 5:524. Gregg, Madeleine, Alexander Casareno, Edwin Ellis, Barbara Rountree, Gregg, Madeleine, Alexander Casareno, Edwin Ellis, Barbara Rountree, and Carol Schlichter. Geography and Multiple Abilities Program: and Carol Schlichter. Geography and Multiple Abilities Program: Innovations in Teacher Education—Reconnecting Teaching to Stu- Innovations in Teacher Education—Reconnecting Teaching to Stu- dents” Needs. 5:505. dents’ Needs. 5:505. Hardwick, Susan W. Looking Toward the Future: A Concepts, Themes, and Hardwick, Susan W. Looking Toward the Future: A Concepts, Themes, and Standards Approach to Preservice Education. Standards Approach to Preservice Education. 5:513. Hermann, Dan. Overcoming Geographic Innocence in Geography. 5:527. Hermann, Dan. Overcoming Geographic Innocence in Geography. 5:527. Johnson, Howard G. The National Geography Standards and Your Under- Johnson, Howard G. The National Geography Standards and Your Under- graduate Curriculum: The Opportunity That Knocks More Than Once. graduate Curriculum: The Opportunity That Knocks More Than Once. 5:534. 5:534. Keller, C. Peter, Diana Hocking, and Colin J. B. Wood. Planning the Next Keller, C. Peter, Diana Hocking, and Colin J. B. Wood. Planning the Next Generation of Atlases: Input from Educators. 3:412. Generation of Atlases: Input from Educators. 3:412. Kiein, Phil. Using Inquiry to Enhance the Learning and Appreciation of Lee, Jeffrey A. The International System of Units and Its Use in Geography Geography. 2:358. and Related Disciplines. 6:592. Lee, Jeffrey A. The International System of Units and Its Use in Geography Libbee, Michael. Strengthening Certification Guidelines. 5:501. and Related Disciplines. 6:592. Ludwig, Gail S. Establishing Preservice Partnerships: Geography and Social Libbee, Michael. Strengthening Certification Guidelines. 5:501. Studies. 5:530. Ludwig, Gail S. Establishing Preservice Partnerships: Geography and Social Macdonald, Gerald M., and Denyse Lemaire. American Viticultural Studies. 5-530. ) Areas: A Problem in Regional Geography. 2:376. Macdonald, Gerald M., and Denyse Lemaire. American Viticultural Morrill, Robert W., Joseph P. Enedy, and Steven K. Pontius. Teachers Areas: A Problem in Regional Geography. 2:376. and University Faculty Cooperating to Improve Teacher Preparation. Marcello, Jody S. Geography in Alaska: Holding the Standards High. 4:453. 5:538. Marran, James F. An Action Vocabulary for Thinking Spatially: The Petry, Anne K. Future Teachers of Geography: Whose Opportunity? 5:487. National Geography Standards and Defining What Students Should Proctor, James D. Multimedia Guided Writing Modules for Introductory Know. 4:462. Human Geography. 6:571. Morrill, Robert W., Joseph P. Enedy, and Steven K. Pontius. Teachers Sui, Daniel Z. A Pedagogic Framework to Link GIS to the Intellectual Core and University Faculty Cooperating to Improve Teacher Preparation. of Geography. 6:578. 5:538. Vogeler, Ingolf. Cold War Geopolitics: Embassy Locations. 1:323. Oden, Pat. Books, Place, Regions—A Natural Blend. 4:466. Pannell, Clifton. China’s Urban Transition. 3:394. School Geography Proctor, James D. Multimedia Guided Writing Modules for Introductory Archer, Kevin. A Folk Guide to Geography as a Holistic Science. 3:404. Human Geography. 6:571. Bednarz, Sarah W. Using Mnemonics to Learn Place Geography. 1:330. Petry, Anne K. Future Teachers of Geography: Whose Opportunity? 5:487. Brunt, Barry. Regions and Western Europe. 1:306. Purkayastha, Bandana. Italian Renaissance and Japanese Zen Gardens: An Cole, David B., and Jeanne E. Ormrod. Effectiveness of Teaching Peda- Approach for introducing Cultural Landscapes. 3:420. gogical Content Knowledge Through Summer Geography Institutes. Rice, Gwenda H. AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Diffusion Simulation. 3:427. 1:317. Gay, Susan M. Making the Connections: Infusing the National Geography Salter, Kit, and Cathy Salter. Significant New Materials for the Classroom. Standards into ti.e Classroom. 4:459. S445. Marcello, Jody S. Geography in Alaska: Holding the Standards High. 4:453. Sui, Daniel Z. A Pedagogic Framework to Link GIS to the Intellectual Core Marran, James F. An Action Vocabulary for Thinking Spatially: The of Geography. 6:578. National Geography Standards and Defining What Students Should 604 JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY Index to Volume 94, 1995 Articles by Author Trifonoff, Karen M. Going Beyond Location: Thematic Maps in the Early Albert, Don P., Wilbert M. Gesler, and Peggy S. Wittie. Geographic Elementary Grades. 2:368. Information Systems and Health: An Educational Resource. 2:350. Vogeler, Ingolf. Cold War Geopolitics: Embassy Locations. 1:323. Arbona, Sonia I., and John M. Hunter. Economic Development Threatens Groundwater in Puerto Rico: Results of A Field Study. 6:558. Articles by Subject and Title Archer, Kevin. A Folk Guide to Geography as a Holistic Science. 3:404. Bednarz, Sarah W. Using Mnemonics to Learn Place Geography. 1:330. Teaching Strategies/Approaches Bednarz, Sarah W., and Robert S. Bednarz. Preservice Geography Educa- College Geography tion. 5:482. Blackwell, Peggy J. Reform of Teacher Education: An Opportunity for Albert, Don P., Wilbert M. Gesler, and Peggy S. Wittie. Geographic Geographers. 5:495. Information Systems and Health: An Educational Resource. 2:350. Brunt, Barry. Regions and Western Europe. 1:306. Archer, Kevin. A Folk Guide to Geography as a Holistic Science. 3:404. Cole, David B. Experienced Teacher Participation in Preservice Programs: Bednarz, Sarah W., and Robert S. Bednarz. Preservice Geography Educa- A Model in Geography at the University of Northern Colorado. 5:519. tion. 5:482. Cole, David B., and Jeanne E. Ormrod. Effectiveness of Teaching Peda- Blackwell, PeggyJ . Reform of Teacher Education: An Opportunity for gogical Content Knowledge Through Summer Geography Institutes. Geographers. 5:495. 3:427. Brunt, Barry. Regions and Western Europe. 1:306. Doering, Aaron, Dorothy Egan-Barker, Clark Johnson, Cecil Keen, and Cole, David B. Experienced Teacher Participation in Preservice Programs: Miriam Le. GEO-Teach: A Preservice Teacher Preparation Program in A Model in Geography at the University of Northern Colorado. 5:519. Geography. 5:524. Doering, Aaron, Dorothy Egan-Barker, Clark Johnson, Cecil Keen, and Gay, Susan M. Making the Connections: Infusing the National Geography Miriam Lo. GEO-Teach: A Preservice Teacher Preparation Program in Standards into the Classroom. 4:459. Geography. 5:524. Gregg, Madeleine, Alexander Casareno, Edwin Ellis, Barbara Rountree, Gregg, Madeleine, Alexander Casareno, Edwin Ellis, Barbara Rountree, and Carol Schlichter. Geography and Multiple Abilities Program: and Carol Schlichter. Geography and Multiple Abilities Program: Innovations in Teacher Education—Reconnecting Teaching to Stu- Innovations in Teacher Education—Reconnecting Teaching to Stu- dents” Needs. 5:505. dents’ Needs. 5:505. Hardwick, Susan W. Looking Toward the Future: A Concepts, Themes, and Hardwick, Susan W. Looking Toward the Future: A Concepts, Themes, and Standards Approach to Preservice Education. Standards Approach to Preservice Education. 5:513. Hermann, Dan. Overcoming Geographic Innocence in Geography. 5:527. Hermann, Dan. Overcoming Geographic Innocence in Geography. 5:527. Johnson, Howard G. The National Geography Standards and Your Under- Johnson, Howard G. The National Geography Standards and Your Under- graduate Curriculum: The Opportunity That Knocks More Than Once. graduate Curriculum: The Opportunity That Knocks More Than Once. 5:534. 5:534. Keller, C. Peter, Diana Hocking, and Colin J. B. Wood. Planning the Next Keller, C. Peter, Diana Hocking, and Colin J. B. Wood. Planning the Next Generation of Atlases: Input from Educators. 3:412. Generation of Atlases: Input from Educators. 3:412. Kiein, Phil. Using Inquiry to Enhance the Learning and Appreciation of Lee, Jeffrey A. The International System of Units and Its Use in Geography Geography. 2:358. and Related Disciplines. 6:592. Lee, Jeffrey A. The International System of Units and Its Use in Geography Libbee, Michael. Strengthening Certification Guidelines. 5:501. and Related Disciplines. 6:592. Ludwig, Gail S. Establishing Preservice Partnerships: Geography and Social Libbee, Michael. Strengthening Certification Guidelines. 5:501. Studies. 5:530. Ludwig, Gail S. Establishing Preservice Partnerships: Geography and Social Macdonald, Gerald M., and Denyse Lemaire. American Viticultural Studies. 5-530. ) Areas: A Problem in Regional Geography. 2:376. Macdonald, Gerald M., and Denyse Lemaire. American Viticultural Morrill, Robert W., Joseph P. Enedy, and Steven K. Pontius. Teachers Areas: A Problem in Regional Geography. 2:376. and University Faculty Cooperating to Improve Teacher Preparation. Marcello, Jody S. Geography in Alaska: Holding the Standards High. 4:453. 5:538. Marran, James F. An Action Vocabulary for Thinking Spatially: The Petry, Anne K. Future Teachers of Geography: Whose Opportunity? 5:487. National Geography Standards and Defining What Students Should Proctor, James D. Multimedia Guided Writing Modules for Introductory Know. 4:462. Human Geography. 6:571. Morrill, Robert W., Joseph P. Enedy, and Steven K. Pontius. Teachers Sui, Daniel Z. A Pedagogic Framework to Link GIS to the Intellectual Core and University Faculty Cooperating to Improve Teacher Preparation. of Geography. 6:578. 5:538. Vogeler, Ingolf. Cold War Geopolitics: Embassy Locations. 1:323. Oden, Pat. Books, Place, Regions—A Natural Blend. 4:466. Pannell, Clifton. China’s Urban Transition. 3:394. School Geography Proctor, James D. Multimedia Guided Writing Modules for Introductory Archer, Kevin. A Folk Guide to Geography as a Holistic Science. 3:404. Human Geography. 6:571. Bednarz, Sarah W. Using Mnemonics to Learn Place Geography. 1:330. Petry, Anne K. Future Teachers of Geography: Whose Opportunity? 5:487. Brunt, Barry. Regions and Western Europe. 1:306. Purkayastha, Bandana. Italian Renaissance and Japanese Zen Gardens: An Cole, David B., and Jeanne E. Ormrod. Effectiveness of Teaching Peda- Approach for introducing Cultural Landscapes. 3:420. gogical Content Knowledge Through Summer Geography Institutes. Rice, Gwenda H. AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Diffusion Simulation. 3:427. 1:317. Gay, Susan M. Making the Connections: Infusing the National Geography Salter, Kit, and Cathy Salter. Significant New Materials for the Classroom. Standards into ti.e Classroom. 4:459. S445. Marcello, Jody S. Geography in Alaska: Holding the Standards High. 4:453. Sui, Daniel Z. A Pedagogic Framework to Link GIS to the Intellectual Core Marran, James F. An Action Vocabulary for Thinking Spatially: The of Geography. 6:578. National Geography Standards and Defining What Students Should 604 JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY Know. 4:462. American Folk and Popular Music. 3rd ed. 3:434. Oden, Pat. Books, Place, Regions—A Natural Blend. 4:466. Grant, H. Roger. Railroad Postcards in the Age of Steam. 5:550. Rice, Gwenda H. AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Diffusion Simulation. Gray, N.F. Drinking Water Quality: Problems and Solutions. 6:603. 1:317 Griffiths, leuan. The Atlas of African Affairs. 2nd ed. 1:344. Salter, Kit, and Cathy Salter. Significant New Materials for the Classroom. Hale, Monica, ed. Ecology in Education. 1:342. 4:444. Heck, Denis, ed. Barrios and Borderlands: Cultures of Latinos and Latinas in the United States. 1:342. Topical Research Hill, A. David, James M. Dunn, and Phil Klein. Britannica Global Geog- Arbona, Sonia I., and John M. Hunter. Economic Development Threatens raphy System, Geographic Inquiry into Global Issues. Human Rights Groundwater in Puerto Rico: Results of A Field Study. 6:558. Module and Population and Resources Modules. 3:436. Brunt, Barry. Regions and Western Europe. 1:306. Jackson, John B. A Sense of Piace, A Sense of Time. 5:551. Klein, Phil. Using Inquiry to Enhance the Learning and Appreciation of Johnson, J. H. The Human Geography of Ireland. 2:388. Geography. 2:358. MacEachren, Alan M. Some Truth with Maps: A Primer on Symbolization Pannell, Clifton. China’s Urban Transition. 3:394. and Design. 2:389. Purkayastha, Bandana. Italian Renaissance and Japanese Zen Gardens: An Martinez, Oscar J. Border People: Life and Society in the U.S.-Mexico Approach for Introducing Cultural Landscapes. 3:420. Borderlands. 6:601. Trifonoff, Karen M. Going Beyond Location: Thematic Maps in the Early Mathewson,Kent, ed. Culture, Form, and Place: Essays in Cultural and Elementary Grades. 2:368. Historical Geography. 3:435. Mugerauer, Robert. Interpretations on Behalf of Place: Environmental Presidential Address Displacements and Alternative Responses. 5:553. Rosener, Werner. The Making of Europe: The Peasantry of Europe. 3:436. Nellis, M. Duane. Geography for Life: Today’s Innovations are Tomorrow’ s Traditions. 1:302. Saunder, Robert A. The Lost Frontier: Water Diversion in the Growth and Destruction of Owens Valley Agriculture. 1:344. Editorials Seaton, A.V., ed. Tourism: The State of the Art. 6:602. Smith, David M. Geography and Social Justice. 6:599. Salter, Christopher L. The Geographic Imperative. 4:471. Zhao, Songgqiao. Geography of China: Environment, Resources, Population Salter, Kit, and Cathy Salter. Time Will Tell: The Tale of the Five Themes and Development. 2:390. and the 18 Geography Standards. 4:442. Review Essays Teacher’s Notebook Binko, James, Madeleine Gregg, James Marran, and Salvatore Natoli. Wright, David R. Mnemonics: An Aid to Geographical Learning. 1:339. Resources for Preservice Education: A Personal Perspective. 5:543. Reviews Communication from Readers Bakis, H., R. Abler, and E. Roche, eds. Corporate Networks, International James Hantula. 1:341. Telecommunications and Interdependence: Perspectives from Geogra- phy and Information Systems. 5:550. In Memory Beatley, Timothy, David Brower, and Anna Schwab. An Introduction to Coastal Zone Management. 6:600. Salter, Christopher L. Jesse H. Wheeler, Jr., 1918-1994. 2:386. Saveland, Robert N. Henrietta Sophia Verduin-Muller, 1921-1994. 4:478. Buettner, Dan. Sovietrek: A Journey by Bicycle Across Russia. 3:436. Carney, George O., ed. The Sound of People and Places: A Geography of Van Otten, George A. Agnes M. Allen, 1901-1995. 2:387. NOVEMBER/DECEMBER