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1992 — Volume 23 No 1

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FRONT MATTER

CALL FOR PAPERS

TO OUR READERS

“I’VE ALMOST ALWAYS DONE WHAT THEY WANTED”: A PROFILE OF CHRIS
Linda Miller Cleary

TRANSIENT
Andy Key-Sobiech

THE INNER CHILD MOTIF IN TONI MORRISON’S BELOVED
Barbara A. Olive

THE TEACHERS OF HATE
Jennifer Isley

TEACHING TECHNICAL WRITING AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL IN MINNESOTA
Nancy Mackenzie

THE PROFESSIONAL READER PROGRAM: A PRESCRIPTION FOR BELEAGUERED ENGLISH TEACHERS
James Holden

GETTING TEXTS TO TALK TO EACH OTHER: THE COLLABERATIVE PROJECT IN A WORLD LITERATURE COURSE
William Dyer

CLASSROOM EXERCISE: HISPANIC/LATINO/CHICANO LITERATURE
Pat Carlson

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