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1981 — Volume 12 No 1

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FRONT MATTER

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Jim Olson

DOWN AND OUT IN SCHOOL: THINKING ABOUT ORWELL
Richard Mitchell

MEMORY AND IMAGINATION
Patricia Hampl

USING FILM COMEDY IN THE CLASSROOM
David Robinson

LITERATURE OF THE OPRESSED: THE USE OF HISTORY AND ETHICS IN THE TEACHING OF LITERATURE
David Taylor

STUDENTS, PARENTS, TEACHERS AND TV
Robert H. Miller & Don Johansen

RECONSTRUCTING ENGLISH
Norman Fruman

REMARKS SPONSORED BY THE COMMITTEE ON CENSORSHIP
Mary Westerburg & Fran McDonald

SECOND-QUARTER FRESHMAN COMPOSITION AND THE AMERICAN DECADES: FROM THE ROARING TWENTIES TO THE DISENCHANGED SIXTIES
Robert L. Coard

INVITING STUDENT RESPONSES TO COMMENTS OF THEIR PAPERS
David V. Harrington

WRITING LAB
Miles B. Canning

TECHNICAL WRITING AND LIBERAL ARTS
F. Garvin Davenport

NEW BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS
Norine Odland

INTERCHANGE
Kathy Cahill, Harvey Weiss, Edith Hols, & Jodie Humpal

BACK MATTER

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