National Forum 1993 - 1995: Vol 73-75 Index

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N ational
THE PHI KAPPA PHI JOURNAL
FORUM
1993-1995 INDEX
VOLUMES 73-75

National
THE PHI KAPPA PHI JOURNAL
FORUM
1993-1995 INDEX
VOLUMES 73-75

National Forum: The Phi Kappa Phi Journal
1993-1995 INDEX
VOLUMES 73-75, 1993-1995
CONTENTS
Articles, Columns, Lagniappe, Reader Responses by Author 1993-1995
Articles, Columns, Lagniappe, Reader Responses by Title 1993-1995
Poetry 1993-1995
Reviews by Book Author 1993-1995
Reviews by Book Title 1993-1995
ISSUE TITLES
1993-1995
ARTICLES, COLUMNS, Toward the Earth.” 75,1 (Winter Beal, Heather. “Ecotourism as a Model for
LAGNIAPPES, AND READER 1995), 10-12,19. Sustainable Development.” 75,4 (The
Arts, Fall 1995), 8-9.
RESPONSES 1993-1995 Asante, Molefi Kete. “Unraveling the
I (by author) Edges of Free Speech.” 75,2 (Spring Beal, Heather. “Performance Poetry.” 74,2
1995), 12-15. (The Arts, Spring 1994), 6.
Ayres, Robert U. “Technological Trends.” Berghahn, V. R. “Wartime Planning for the
Andersen, Dale G. “The Journey Toward 74,2 (Spring 1994), 37-42.48. ‘American Century’.” 75,4 (Fall,
Professionalism: Accreditation, 1995), 34-36.40.
Licensure, and Certification.” 73,4 Banks, James A. “The Culture Wars, Race,
(Fall 1993), 11-13. and Education.” 73,4 (Fall 1993), Belsky, Jay. “A Nation (Still) At Risk?”
39-41. 75.3 (Summer 1995), 36-38.
Andreasen, Nancy C. “Brave New Brain.”
73.1 (Winter 1993), 26-27. Barcena, Alicia and Noel D. Payne. Berliner, David C. “International
“Stewardship and Sustainable Comparisons of Student
Annas, George J. “Setting Standards for the Development.” 75,1 (Winter 1995), Achievement: A False Guide for
Use of DNA'Typing Results in the 33-36. Reform.” 73,4 (Fall 1993), 25-29.
Courtroom: The State of the Art.”
73.2 (Spring 1993), 38-41. Barr, Hugh. “Toward a Bicultural Education Bilstein, Roger E. “On Gas Turbines,
System: The Experience of New Nuclear Physics, and Mr. Birdseye.”
Annas, George J. “Who’s Afraid of the Zealand.” 74,1 (Winter 1994), 12-15. 75.4 (Fall 1995), 37-^.
Human Genome.” 73,2 (Spring 1993),
35-37. Beal, Heather. “Art and the Bishop, Jerry E “Unnatural Selection.”
Unimaginable.” 74,4 (The Arts, Fall 73.2 (Spring 1993), 27-29.
Aronson, David. “Why Tolerance?” 74,1 1994), 7-8.
(Winter 1994), 28-30. Blum, John D. “Ontario Health Care: A
Beal, Heather. “Catatonia at the Apron’s Model to Be Emulated or Avoided?”
Artson, Bradley Shavit. “The Unnatural Edge.” 75,2 (The Arts, Spring 1995), 73.3 (Summer 1993), 41-44.
Steward: Humanity’s Relationship 10-11.
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Boucher, Rick. “The Information Davidson, Richard J. “Community-Care Futrell, Mary Hatwood. “National
Superhighway: Turning the Vision Networks: The Key to Reconciling Education Reforms: Is America
into Reality.” 74,2 (Spring 1994), Increased Access and Economic Moving Toward a National
16-18. Discipline.” 73,3 (Summer 1993), Curriculum?” 73,4 (Fall 1993), 30-34.
39-40.
Boyce, W. Duane. “The Ecology of the Soul: Gandy, Oscar H. “The Information
Stewardship at Home and at Work.” Davis, Bernard D. “Sequencing the Human Superhighway as the Yellow Brick
75,1 (Winter 1995), 29-32. Genome: A Faded Goal.” 73,2 (Spring Road.” 74,2 (Spring 1994), 24-27.
1993) , 4-8.
Brill, Patricia A. and Kenneth H. Cooper. Garry, Patrick M. “Censorship by the Free-
“Physical Exercise and Mental Deets, Horace B. “Health-Care Reform: Speech Generation.” 75,2 (Spring
Health.” 73,1 (Winter 1993), 44-45. What the Consumer Wants.” 73,3 1995), 29-31.
(Summer 1993), 30-32.
Brown, Lester R. “The World Food Gerber, Larry G. “World War II and the
Prospect: Entering a New Era.” 75,1 Dewitt, Debbie. “Thinking About Expansion of Government in
(Winter 1995), 16-19. Diversity: Some Critical Issues.” 74,1 America.” 75,4 (Fall 1995), 30-33.
(Winter 1994), 16-18.
Browne, Ray B. “Culture ‘Of the People, Goldbort, Robert C. “Of Burr Holes,
By the People, For the People’.” 74,4 Diaz, Carlos F. “Dimensions of Alchemy, and Distorted Images.” 74,2
(Fall 1994), 9-12. Multicultural Education: Implications (Science and Technology, Spring
for Higher Education.” 74,1 (Winter 1994) , 5.
Callahan, Daniel. “Health-Care Reform 1994) , 9-11.
and the Goals of Medicine." 73,3 Goldbort, Robert C. “On Classrooms,
(Summer 1993), 14-16. Didsbury, Howard R, Jr. “The Wolf Is Here: Playgrounds, and Our Children’s
The Impact of Telepower.” 74,2 Health and Safety.” 75,4 (Science and
Carol, Avedon. “Free Speech and the Porn (Spring 1994), 22-23,27. Technology, Fall 1995), 6-7.
Wars.” 75,2 (Spring 1995), 25-28.
Edleson, Michael E. “Derivatives: Dazzling Goldbort, Robert C. “Science, Technology,
Carse, James. “Diversity in the World’s or Deadly?” 75,2 (Business and and Popular Literature: (Re)Visionary
Religiorrs.” 74,1 (Winter 1994), Economics, Spring 1995), 6-7. Symbioses.” 74,4 (Science and
26-27. Technology, Fall 1994), 5-6.
Edleson, Michael E. “Explaining the
Carter, Herbert E. “The Legacy of the Eighties, Part 1.” 74,3 (Business and Goldbort, Robert C. “Scientific
Tuskegee Airmen: Undaunted Patriots Economics, Summer 1994), 4-5. Information in Cyberspace.” 75,2
and Warriors.” 75,4 (Fall 1995), (Science and Technology, Spring
10-14,19. Edleson, Michael E. “Explaining the 1995) , 8-9.
Eighties, Part 2.” 74,4 (Business and
Carter, Rosalynn. “Mental Health Policy Economics, Fall 1994), 4,8. Goldman, Howard H. “Politics of
and Health Care Reform.” 73,1 Inclusion: Mental Health Coverage in
(Winter 1993), 13-15. Edleson, Michael E. “Why Do We Hate National Health Care Reform.” 73,1
Markets?” 75,4 (Business and (Winter 1993), 42-43.
Chafin, Kermeth. “The Family Under Economics, Fall 1995), 5,9.
Siege by Its ‘Friends’.” 75,3 (Summer Goldman, Steven L. “Agile Competition
1995), 33-35. Elkind, David. “The Family in the and Virtual Corporations: The Next
Postmodern World.” 75,3 (Summer ‘American Century’?” 74,2 (Spring
Collins, Harry M. “The Nature of 1995) , 24-28. 1994), 43-47.
Scientific Knowledge: Some
Implicatiorrs for Artificial Elshtain, Jean Bethke. “The Family in Goodwin, Frederick K. “Mental Illness in
Intelligence.” 74,2 (Spring 1994), Trouble: Why We Should Worry.” Health-Care Reform.” 73,3 (Summer
28-31. 75,1 (Winter 1995), 25-28,32. 1993), 25-26.
Coontz, Stephanie. “The Way We Weren’t: Ferrell, Robert H. “President Harry S. Goodwin, Frederick K. “New Directions at
The Myth and Reality of the Truman and the Bomb.” 75,4 (Fall NIMH.” 73,1 (Winter 1993), 31-33.
‘Traditional’ Family.” 75,3 (Summer 1995), 22-24,29.
1995), 11-14. Gore, Tipper. “Children and Mental
Fishwick, Marshall W. “Ray and Ronald Illness.” 73,1 (Winter 1993), 16-17.
Cooper, Barry. “The Political Significance Girdle the Globe.” 74,4 (Fall 1994),
of Technological Action.” 74,2 22-25. Goya, Susan. “International Comparisons
(Spring 1994), 32-36. of Student Achievement: A
Flynn, Laurie M. “Political Impact of the Researcher’s Nightmare in Japan.”
Corboy, Philip H. “Medical Malpractice Family-Consumer Movement.” 73,1 74,2 (Reader Response, Spring 1994),
Insurance and Defensive Medicine: (Winter 1993), 8-12. 48.
The Myth of Tort-Reform ‘Savings’.”
73,3 (Summer 1993), 33-36. Ford, Kenneth M., Patrick J. Hayes, and Gradin, Sherrie L. “What’s Gender Got to
William G. Barnes. “About Artificial Do with It?” 74,1 (Winter 1994),
Cort6s, Carlos E. “Limits to Pluribus, Limits Criticism: A Reply to Harry Collins.” 9-21.
to Unum: Unity, Diversity, and the 75,1 (Reader Respxjr^e, Winter 1995),
Great American Balancing Act.” 74,1 44-46. Greene, Beverly. “African American
(Winter 1994), 6-8. Families: A Legacy of Vulnerability
Fuchs, Lawrence H. “Immigration, and Resilience.” 75,3 (Summer 1995),
Dauner, C. Duane. “Toward the Solution.” Multiculturalism, and American 29-32.
73,3 (Summer 1993), 37-38,44. History.” 74,3 (Summer 1994), 42-45.
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Greene, Linda S. “Racial Discourse, Hate Healy, Bemadine. “Biomedical Research Mecklenburger, James A. “To Start a
Speech, and Political Correctness.” and the Nation’s Health-Care Bill.” Dialogue: The Next Generation of
75.2 (Spring 1995), 32-35. 73.3 (Summer 1993), 12-13. America’s Schools.” 73,4 (Fall 1993),
42-45.
Griffin-Francell, Claire. “Training Mental Itzin, Catherine. “Pornography and Civil
Illness Professiortals: Curricular Liberties: A Harm-Based Equality “National Forum talks with Doris M.
Issues.” 73,1 (Winter 1993), 38-41. Approach to Legislating against Meissner, Commissioner, Immigration
Pornography without Censorship.” and Naturalization Service.” 74,3
Grimes, Mary Loftin. “A Modest Proposal 75.2 (Spring 1995), 20-24. (Summer 1994), 8-10,15.
for Preventing the Children of Poor
People in America from Being a Jarchow, Elaine. “A Global Perspective: Nelkin, Dorothy. “Ironies in the Public
Burden to Their Parents or Country.” The Choice American Education Resportse to Information Technology.”
75.3 (Education and Academics, Must Make.” 73,4 (Fall 1993), 23-24. 74.2 (Spring 1994), 7-10.
Summer 1995), 4-5.
Kevles, Daniel J. “Social and Ethical Issues Nunnally, Thomas. “Word Up, Word
Grimes, Mary Loftin. “E Pluribus in the Human Genome Project.” 73,2 Down: The Social Vicissitudes of
Diversitas.” 74,3 (Education and (Spring 1993), 18-21. ‘Blop’ and ‘Bleeper’.” 75,2 (Spring
Academics, Summer 1994), 3,5. 1995), 36-39.
Lanier, Judith E. “Choices for the Twenty-
Grimes, Mary Loftin. “Who’s Minding the First Century: Will Universities Orlofsky, Diane DeNicola. “Cultural
Parents?” 75,1 (Education and Strengthen or Close Schools of Literacy, Arts Education, and Our
Academics, Winter 1995), 4-5. Education?” 73,4 (Fall 1993), 18-22. Children.” 74,3 (The Arts, Summer
1994) , 7.
Groothuis, Douglas. “Understanding Lappe, Marc. “Justice and the Limitations
Diversity in the World’s Religions.” of Genetic Knowledge.” 73,2 (Spring Orlofsky, Diane DeNicola. “Do You Hear a
74.3 (Reader Response, Summer 1993), 30-34,41. Memory?” 75,3 (The Arts, Summer
1994) , 48. 1995) , 10.
Larson, Edward J. “Half a Tithe for Ethics.”
Hartmann, Susan M. “Women, War, and 73.2 (Spring 1993), 15-17. Orlofsky, Diane DeNicola. “Spread the
the Limits of Change.” 75,4 (Fall Magic.” 75,1 (The Arts, Winter
1995) , 15-19. Lealand, Geoff. “American Popular Culture 1995), 8-9.
and Emerging Nationalism in New
Ishler, Richard E. “Improved Teacher Zealand.” 74,4 (Fall 1994), 34-37. Papademetriou, Demetrios G. “The
Preparation.” 74,4 (Education and Economic and Labor Market Effects of
Academics, Fall 1994), 3. Lefkowitz, Mary R. “Exploring the Immigration on the United States.”
Boundaries of Academic Freedom.” 74.3 (Summer 1994), 17-21,40.
Ishler, Richard E. “The Preparation of 75.2 (Spring, 1995), 16-19.
Elementary School Teachers: A Peake, Charles F. “The Dollar, Family
University-Wide Responsibility.” 75,2 Levy, .Steven T. and Charles B. Nemeroff. Saving and Government Policy; Lost
(Education and Academics, Spring “From Psychoanalysis to Confidence in the American
1995), 4-5. Neurobiology.” 73,1 (Winter 1993), Economyr’ 75,3 (Business and
18-21. Economics, Summer 1995), 6-7.
Ishler, Richard E. “Together We Can Make
a Difference: Collaboration Between Lewis, Steven. “Looking down the Empty Peake, Charles F. “The Economist’s
Schools and Universities.” 74,2 Barrel.” 75,2 (Lagniappe, Spring Perspective: NAFTA, GATT, and
(Education and Academics, Spring 1995), 40-43. Economic Efficiency.” 74,2 (Business
1994) , 3. Lind, Don. “The Earth-Home We See from and Economics, Spring 1994), 4.
Ishler, Richard E. “Tomorrow’s Teachers, Space.” 75,1 (Winter 1995), 13-15. Peake, Charles F. “Stewardship of the
Schools, and Schools of Education.” Nation’s Money.” 75,1 (Business and
Lippert, David. “Comics and Culture: A
75.4 (Education and Academics, Fall Economics, Winter 1995), 6,9.
Study of The Fantastic Four." 74,4
1995) , 4,7.
(Fall 1994), 41-44. Perkin, Judy E. “Facing the Health-Policy
Jamison, Kay Redfield. “Suicide and Challenge of HIV Infection.” 73,3
Littleton, Mary Wood. “The Resurgence of
Manic-Depressive Illness in Artists (Summer 1993), 45-47.
Folk Music in Popular Culture: Is
and Writers.” 73,1 (Winter 1993),
28-30. Intelligent Music Back in Fashion?” Phillips, Mary D. “The Beit Hashoah
74.4 (Fall 1994), 38-40,44. Museum of Tolerance: A Reflection.”
Johnson, Edna Boone. “Not All Tabloids 74,1 (Winter 1994), 31-33.
Malone, Thomas F. “Stewardship: Paradigm
Are Created Equal, But They’re Sure
for the Nth Millennium.” 75,1 Popenoe, David. “The American Family
to Sell.” 74,4 (Fall 1994), 26-29.
(Winter, 1995), 2-3. Crisis.” 75,3 (Summer 1995), 15-19.
Hammons, Stacy. “U.S. Mental Health
Policy: A Study in Elitism.” 73,2 Martin, Philip. “Immigration and Preskom, Sheldon H. “The Revolution in
(Spring, 1993), 43-44. Agriculture: An Endless Debate.” 74,3 Psychiatry.” 73,1 (Winter 1993),
(Summer 1994), 23-28. 22-25.
“Health-Care Reform: An Interview with
Ira Magariner.” 73,3 (Summer 1993), Martin, Susan. “U.S. Immigration Policy: Reiman, Arnold S. “What Market Values
9,21. Immediate and Long-Term Are Doing to Medicine.” 73,3
Challenges.” 74,3 (Summer 1994), (Summer 1993), 17-21.
12-15.
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Rhodes, Larry N. “Homeroom Teachers in Sullivan, Teresa A. “Women Immigrants, Wilson, Reginald. “The G.l. Bill and the
Japan.” 74,1 (Winter 1994), 37-40. Work, and Families.” 74,3 (Summer Transformation of America.” 75,4
1994), 34-36. (Fall 1995), 20-21, 33.
Robinson, Douglas. “Teaching Whole
People.” 74,1 (Winter 1994), 34-36. Susskind, Lawrence and David Laws. Wise, Arthur E. “A Vision of the Future;
“Talking with the Future; Of Teachers, Teaching, and Teacher
Robinson, Helja Antola. “Weaving the Sustainability as Intergenerational Education.” 73,4 (Fall 1993), 8-10.
Tapestry of Diversity; Enlarging the Dialogue.” 75,1 (Winter 1995),
American Dream.” 74,1 (Winter 37-41. Young, Martha W. “Countdown; The Goals
1994), 3-5. 2000; Educate America Act.” 73,4
Swan, Russ. “Is Technology Really a ‘Bad (Fall 1993), 3-4.
Roeder, George H., Jr. “Missing on the Boy’?” 74,3 (Science and Technology,
Home Front; W'artime Censorship and Summer 1994), 6. Young, Martha W. “National Priorities for
Postwar Ignorance.” 75,4 (Fall 1995), Education; A Conversation with U.S.
25-29. Swan, Russ. “The Metamorphosis of the Secretary of Education Richard W.
Scientist; Changing the Public’s Riley.” 73,4 (Fall 1993), 5-7.
Rollin, Roger B. “Popular Culture and The Opinion.” 75,3 (Science and
Cteath of ‘Good Taste’.” 74,4 (Fall, Technology, Summer 1995), 8-9. Young, Quentin D. and Niraj Sharma.
1994), 13-17. “The Case for a Single-Payer System.”
Swan, Russ. “What Hath Technology 73.3 (Summer 1993), 6-8.
Rollins, Peter C. “United States-Vietnam Wrought?” 75,1 (Science and
Reconciliation in 1994; What Do Our Technology, Winter 1995), 7,9. Zeide, Boris. “Equality and Environment.”
Feature Films Tell Us?” 74,4 (Fall 75.4 (Reader Response, Fall 1995),
1994), 30-33. Todd, James S. “Health-Care Reform in 43-44.
America; Healing the System.” 73,3
Rossiter, Belinda J. F. and C. Thomas (Summer 1993), 3-5.
Caskey. “Medical Consequences of the ARTICLES, COLUMNS,
Human Genome Project.” 73,2 Torrey, E. Fuller. “Thirty Years of Shame; LAGNIAPPES, AND READER
(Spring 1993), 12-14. The Scandalous Neglect of the RESPONSES 1993-1995
Mentally 111 Homeless.” 73,1 (Winter
Scarr, Sandra. “The Two Worlds of Child 1993), 4-7,12. (by title)
Care.” 75,3 (Summer 1995), 39-41.
Veatch, Robert M. “Rationing; Why Justice
Schauffler, Richard. “Children of Requires Multiple Insurance Plans.” “About Artificial Criticism; A Reply to
Immigrants; Which Way is Up?” 74,3 73,3 (Summer 1993), 22-24,32. Harry Collins.” Kenneth M. Ford,
(Summer 1994), 37-40.
Patrick J. Hayes, and William G.
Wallace, Mike and Raymond DePaulo.
Schiller, Herbert I. “Electronic Highway to “Talking About Depression.” 73,1 Barnes. 75,1 (Reader Response,
Where?” 74,2 (Spring 1994), 19-21. (Winter 1993), 34-37. Winter 1995), 44-46.
Shalala, Donna E. “The Future of Health- Weintraub, Sidney. “NAFTA and “African American Families; A Legacy of
Care Reform in America." 73,3 Migration.” 74,3 (Summer 1994), Vulnerability and Resilience.” Beverly
(Summer 1993), 10-11. 29-32. Greene. 75,3 (Summer 1995), 29-32.
Sommers, Lawrence M. “Phi Kappa Phi; Welch, Bryant L. “First Steps Toward “Agile Competition and Virtual
Status in 1994.” 75,1 (Winter 1995), Mental Health-Care Reform; Get Rid Corporations; The Next ‘American
42-43. of the Waste and Want in the Current Century’?” Steven L. Goldman. 74,2
(Spring 1994), 43-47.
System." 73,3 (Summer 1993), 27.
Soroos, Marvin S. “Environmental
Security; Choices for the Twenty-First Wexler, Nancy. “Presymptomatic Testing “American Family Crisis, The.” David
Century.” 75,1 (Winter 1995), 20-24. for Huntington’s Disease; Harbinger of Popenoe. 75,3 (Summer 1995), 15-19.
Shanker, Albert. “Public vs. Private the New Genetics.” 73,2 (Spring “American Popular Culture and Emerging
Schools.” 73,4 (Fall 1993), 14-17. 1993), 22-26. Nationalism in New Zealand.” Geoff
Lealand. 74,4 (Fall 1994), 34-37.
White, Stephen W. “Health-Care Reform.”
Stacey, Judith. “The Family Values Fable.”
75,3 (Summer 1995), 20-23. 73.3 (Summer 1993), 2,5. “Art and the Unimaginable.” Heather
Beal. 74,4 (The Arts, Fall 1994), 7-8.
VTiite, Stephen W. “Health Care and
Stallings, Jane A., David G. Armstrong, and
Donna L. Wiseman. “Making Choices Genetics; Multiplying Paradigms.” “Beit Hashoah Museum of Tolerance, The;
for the Future in Colleges of Education; 73,2 (Spring 1993), 2-3. A Reflection.” Mary D. Phillips. 74,1
One College’s Experience.” 73,4 (Fall White, Stephen W. “Mental Illness and (Winter 1994), 31-33.
1993) , 35-38. National Policy.” 73,1 (Winter 1993), “Biomedical Research and the Nation’s
Stayer, Jayme. “Exploring the Boundaries of 2-3. Health-Care Bill.” Bemadine Healy.
Academic Freedom.” 75,4 (Reader Williams, Carol Traynor. “Soap Opera; The 73,3 (Summer 1993), 12-13.
Response, Fall 1995), 44—45. Oral Culture of an Electronic Age.” “Brave New Brain.” Nancy C. Andreasen.
Steffen, Jerome O. “Edenic Expectations of 74.4 (Fall 1994), 18-21. 73,1 (Winter 1993), 26-27.
New Technology; A Recurring Pattern Wills, Christopher. “Scientific Goals of the “Case for a Single-Payer System, The.”
in American Culture.” 74,2 (Spring Human Genome Project.” 73,2 Quentin D. Young and Niraj Sharma.
1994) , 11-15. (Spring 1993), 9-11. 73,3 (Summer 1993), 6-8.
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“Catatonia at the Apron’s Edge.” Heather “Earth-Home We See from Space, The.” “First Steps Toward Mental Health-Care
Beal. 75,2 (The Arts, Spring 1995), Don Lind. 75,1 (Winter 1995), 13-15. Reform: Get Rid of the Waste and
10-11. Want in the Current System.” Bryant
“Ecology of the Soul, The: Stewardship at L. Welch. 73,3 (Summer 1993), 27.
“Censorship by the Free-Speech Home and at Work.” W. Duane
Generation.” Patrick M. Garry. 75,2 Boyce. 75,1 (Winter 1995), 29-32. “Free Speech and the Pom Wars.” Avedon
(Spring 1995), 29-31. Carol. 75,2 (Spring 1995), 25-28.
“Economic and Labor Market Effects of
“Children and Mental Illness.” Tipper Immigration on the United States, “From Psychoanalysis to Neurobiology.”
Gore. 73,1 (Winter 1993), 16-17. The.” Demetrios G. Papademetriou. Steven T. Levy and Charles B.
74.3 (Summer 1994), 17-21,40. Nemeroff. 73,1 (Winter 1993), 18-21.
“Children of Immigrants: Which Way is
Up?” Richard Schauffler. 74,3 “Economist’s Perspective, The: NAFTA, “Future of Health-Care Reform in
(Summer 1994), 37-40. GATT, and Economic Efficiency.” America, The.” Donna E. Shalala.
Charles F. Peake. 74,2 (Business and 73,3 (Summer 1993), 10-11.
“Choices for the Twenty-First Century: Economics, Spring 1994), 4.
Will Universities Strengthen or Close “G.I. Bill and the Transformation of
Schools of Education?” Judith E. “Ecotourism as a Model for Sustainable America, The.” Reginald Wilson. 75,4
Unier. 73,4 (Fall 1993), 18-22. Development.” Heather Beal. 75,4 (Fall 1995), 20-21, 33.
(The Arts, Fall 1995), 8-9.
“Comics and Culture: A Study of The “Global Perspective, A: The Choice
Fantastic Four." David Lippert. 74,4 “Edenic Expectations of New Technology: American Education Must Make.”
(Fall 1994), 41-44. A Recurring Pattern in American Elaine Jarchow. 73,4 (Fall 1993),
Culture.” Jerome O. Steffen. 74,2 23-24.
“Community-Care Networks: The Key to (Spring 1994), 11-15.
Reconciling Increased Access and “Half a Tithe for Ethics.” Edward J. Larson.
Economic Discipline.” Richard J. “Electronic Highway to Where?” Herbert I. 73.2 (Spring 1993), 15-17.
Davidson. 73,3 (Summer 1993), Schiller. 74,2 (Spring 1994), 19-21.
39-40. “Health Care and Genetics: Multiplying
“Environmental Security: Choices for the Paradigms.” Stephen W. White. 73,2
"Countdown: The Goals 2000: Educate Twenty-First Century.” Marvin S. (Spring 1993), 2-3.
America Act.” Martha W. Young. 73,4 Soroos. 75,1 (Winter 1995), 20-24.
(Fall 1993), 3-A. “Health-Care Reform and the Goals of
“Equality and Environment.” Boris Zeide. Medicine.” Daniel Callahan. 73,3
“Cultural Literacy, Arts Education, and 75.4 (Reader Response, Fall 1995), (Summer 1993), 14-16.
Our Children.” Diane DeNicola 43-44.
Orlofsky. 74,3 (The Arts, Summer “Health-Care Reform in America: Healing
“Explaining the Eighties, Part 1.” Michael the System.” James S. Todd. 73,3
1994) , 7.
E. Edleson. 74,3 (Business and (Summer 1993), 3-5.
“Culture Wars, Race, and Education, The.” Economics, Summer 1994), 4-5.
James A. Banks. 73,4 (Fall 1993), “Health-Care Reform.” Stephen W. White.
“Explaining the Eighties, Part 2.” Michael 73.3 (Summer 1993), 2,5.
39-41.
E. Edleson. 74,4 (Business and
“Culture ‘Of the People, By the People, For Economics, Fall 1994), 4,8. “Health-Care Reform: An Interview with
the People.’” Ray B. Browne. 74,4 Ira Magaziner." 73,3 (Summer 1993),
(Fall 1994), 9-12. “Exploring the Boundaries of Academic 9,21.
Freedom.” Jayme Stayer. 75,4 (Reader
“Derivatives: Dazzling or Deadly?” Michael Response, Fall 1995), 44-45. “Health-Care Reform: What the Consumer
E. Edleson. 75,2 (Business and Wants.” Horace B. Deets. 73,3
Economics, Spring 1995), 6-7. “Exploring the Boundaries of Academic (Summer 1993), 30-32.
Freedom.” Mary R. Lefkowitz. 75,2
“Dimensioirs of Multicultural Education: (Spring, 1995), 16-19. “Homeroom Teachers in Japan.” Larry N.
Implications for Higher Education.” Rhodes. 74,1 (Winter 1994), 37—40.
Carlos F. Diaz. 74,1 (Winter 1994), “Facing the Health-Policy Challenge of
9-11. HIV Infection.” Judy E. Perkin. 73,3 “Immigration and Agriculture: An Endless
(Summer 1993), 45-^7. Debate.” Philip Martin. 74,3 (Summer
“Diversity in the World’s Religions.” James 1994), 23-28.
Carse. 74,1 (Winter 1994), 26-27. “Family in the Postmodern World, The.”
David Elkind. 75,3 (Summer 1995), “Immigration, Multiculturalism, and
“Do You Hear a Memory?” Diane DeNicola 24-28. American History.” Lawrence H.
Orlofsky. 75,3 (The Arts, Summer Fuchs. 74,3 (Summer 1994), 42-45.
1995) , 10. “Family in Trouble, The: Why We Should
Worry.” Jean Bethke Ebhtain. 75,1 “Improved Teacher Preparation.” Richard
“Dollar, Family Saving and Government (Winter 1995), 25-28,32. E. Ishler. 74,4 (Education and
Policy, The: Lost Confidence in the Academics, Fall 1994), 3.
American Economy?” Charles F. “Family Under Siege by Its ’Friends,’ The.”
Peake. 75,3 (Business and Economics, Kenneth Chafin. 75,3 (Summer “Information Superhighway as the Yellow
Summer 1995), 6-7. 1995), 33-35. Brick Road, The.” Oscar H. Gandy.
74,2 (Spring 1994), 24-27.
“E Pluribus Diversitas.” Mary Loftin “Family Values Fable, The.” Judith Stacey.
Grimes. 74,3 (Education and 75,3 (Summer 1995), 20-23. “Irrformation Superhighway, The: Turning
the Vision into Reality.” Rick
Academics, Summer 1994), 3,5.
Boucher. 74,2 (Spring 1994), 16-18.
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“International Comparisons of Student Swan. 75,3 (Science and Technology, “Phi Kappa Phi: Status in 1994.” Lawrence
Achievement: A False Guide for Summer 1995), 8-9. M. Sommers. 75,1 (Winter 1995),
Reform.” David C. Berliner. 73,4 (Fall 42-43.
“Missing on the Home Front: Wartime
1993), 25-29.
Censorship and Postwar Ignorance.” “Physical Exercise and Mental Health.”
“International Comparisons of Student George H. Roeder, Jr. 75,4 (Fall Patricia A. Brill and Kenneth H.
Achievement: A Researcher’s Night¬ 1995), 25-29. Cooper. 73,1 (Winter 1993), 44-45.
mare in Japan.” Susan Goya. 74,2
(Reader Response, Spring 1994), 48. “A Modest Proposal for Preventing the “Political Impact of the Family-Consumer
Children of Poor People in America Movement.” Laurie M. Flynn. 73,1
“Ironies in the Public Response to from Being a Burden to Their Parents (Winter 1993), 8-12.
Information Technology.” Dorothy or Country.” Mary Loftin Grimes. 75,3
Nelkin. 74,2 (Spring 1994), 7-10. (Education and Academics, Summer “Political Significance of Technological
1995), 4-5. Action, The.” Barry Cooper. 74,2
“Is Technology Really a ‘Bad Boy’?” Russ (Spring 1994), 32-36.
Swan. 74,3 (Science and Technology, “NAFTA and Migration.” Sidney
Summer 1994), 6. Weintraub. 74,3 (Summer 1994), “Politics of Inclusion: Mental Health
29-32. Coverage in National Health Care
“journey Toward Professionalism, The: Reform.” Howard H. Goldman. 73,1
Accreditation, Licensure, and “Nation (Still) At Risk, A?” Jay Belsky. (Winter 1993), 42-43.
Certification.” Dale G. Andersen. 75.3 (Summer 1995), 36-38.
73,4 (Fall 1993), 11-13. “Popular Culture and The Death of ‘Good
“National Education Reforms: Is America Taste.’” Roger B. Rollin. 74,4 (Fall,
“Justice and the Limitations of Genetic Moving Toward a National 1994) , 13-17.
Knowledge.” Marc Lappe. 73,2 Curriculum?” Mary Hatwood Futrell.
(Spring 1993), 30-34,41. 73.4 (Fall 1993), 30-34. “Pornography and Civil Liberties: A Harm-
Based Equality Approach to
“Legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen, The: "National Forum talks with Doris M. Legislating against Pornography with¬
Undaunted Patriots and Warriors.” Meissner, Commissioner, Immigration out Censorship.” Catherine Itzin. 75,2
Herbert E. Carter. 75,4 (Fall 1995), and Naturalization Service.” 74,3 (Spring 1995), 20-24.
10-14,19. (Summer 1994), 8-10,15.
“Preparation of Elementary School
“Limits to Pluribus, Limits to Unum: Unity, “ National Priorities for Education: A Teachers, The: A University-Wide
Diversity, and the Great American Conversation with U.S. Secretary of Responsibility.” Richard E. Ishler. 75,2
Balancing Act.” Carlos E. Cortes. 74,1 Education Richard W. Riley.” Martha (Education and Academics, Spring
(Winter 1994), 6-8. W. Young. 73,4 (Fall 1993), 5-7. 1995) , 4-5.
“Looking down the Empty Barrel.” Steven “Nature of Scientific Knowledge, The: “President Harry S. Truman and the
Lewis. 75,2 (Lagniappe, Spring 1995), Some Implications for Artificial Bomb.” Robert H. Ferrell. 75,4 (Fall
40-43. Intelligence.” Harry M. Collins. 74,2 1995), 22-24,29.
(Spring 1994), 28-31.
“Making Choices for the Future in Colleges “Presymptomatic Testing for Huntington’s
of Education: One College’s “New Directions at NIMH.” Frederick K. Disease: Harbinger of the New
Experience.” Jane A. Stallings, David Goodwin. 73,1 (Winter 1993), 31-33. Genetics.” Nancy Wexler. 73,2
G. Armstrong, and Donna L. (Spring 1993), 22-26.
Wiseman. 73,4 (Fall 1993), 35-38. “Not All Tabloids Are Created Equal, But
They’re Sure to Sell.” Edna Boone “Public vs. Private Schools.” Albert
“Medical Consequences of the Human Johnson. 74,4 (Fall 1994), 26-29. Shanker. 73,4 (Fall 1993), 14-17.
Genome Project.” Belinda J. F.
Rossiter and C. Thomas Caskey. 73,2 “Of Burr Holes, Alchemy, and Distorted “Racial Discourse, Hate Speech, and
(Spring 1993), 12-14. Images.” Robert C. Goldbort. 74,2 Political Correctness.” Linda S.
(Science and Technology, Spring Greene. 75,2 (Spring 1995), 32-35.
“Medical Malpractice Insurance and 1994), 5.
Defensive Medicine: The Myth of “Rationing: Why Justice Requires Multiple
Tort-Reform ‘Savings.’” Philip H. “On Classrooms, Playgrounds, and Our Insurance Plans.” Robert M. Veatch.
(3orboy. 73,3 (Summer 1993), 33-36. Children’s Health and Safety.” Robert 73,3 (Summer 1993), 22-24,32.
C. Goldbort. 75,4 (Science and
“Mental Health Policy and Health Care Technology, Fall 1995), 6-7. “Ray and Ronald Girdle the Globe.”
Reform.” Rosalynn Carter. 73,1 Marshall W. Fishwick. 74,4 (Fall
(Winter 1993), 13-15. “On Gas Turbines, Nuclear Physics, and 1994), 22-25.
Mr. Birdseye.” Roger E. Bilstein. 75,4
“Mental Illness and National Policy.” (Fall 1995), 37-40. “Resurgence of Folk Music in Popular
Stephen W. White. 73,1 (Winter Culture, The: Is Intelligent Music
1993), 2-3. “Ontario Health Care: A Model to Be Back in Fashion?” Mary Wood
Emulated or Avoided?” John D. Blum. Littleton. 74,4 (Fall 1994), 38-40,44.
“Mental Illness in Health-Care Reform.” 73,3 (Summer 1993), 41-44.
Frederick K. Goodwin. 73,3 (Summer “Revolution in Psychiatry, The.” Sheldon
1993), 25-26. “Performance Poetry.” Heather Beal. 74,2 H. Preskorn. 73,1 (Winter 1993),
(The Arts, Spring 1994), 6. 22-25.
“Metaphorphosis of the Scientist, The:
Changing the Public’s Opinion.” Russ “Science, Technology, and Popular
Literature: (Re)Visionary Symbioses.”
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