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1980 — Volume 11 No 1

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FRONT MATTER

PRESIDENT’S COMMENT: THE PROFESSOR AND THE PRACTITIONER
Mil Voelker

LANGUAGE ARTS PERSPECTIVES FOR THE EIGHTIES
Julie M. Jensen

ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS: PRE-WRITING FOR THESIS DISCOVERY AS A CLASSROOM ACTIVITY
Gayle Gaskill

THE JOURNAL GAME
Carolyn L. Bell

TERM PAPERS—PRO AND CON
Joseph W. Miller

TWO ARTICLES ON COMPOSITION: A REVIEW
Jodie Humpal

WHO’S WATCHING THE CHICKENS?
Dorothy A. Rutishauser

NEW BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS—AGES 4 TO 12
Norine Odland

NEW BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS—AGES 10 TO ADULT
Constance Gremore

DUTIES OF THE EDITOR, MINNESOTA ENGLISH JOURNAL

START A “FOXFIRE” IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Don Fogelberg

BACK MATTER

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