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2000 — Volume 30 No 2

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FRONT MATTER

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

MARCHING INTO THE MILLENNIUM
Donna M. Isaac

LOGOS, PROBABILITY, AND THE PROBLEM OF FIRST YEAR COMPOSITION TEXTBOOKS
Thomas Allbaugh

LEARNING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Liu Wei

WHAT CAN WE DO WITH AUTOBIOGRAPHY?
Liu Wei

REPRESENTATION AND CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF TEXTS FROM OTHER CULTURES: MISSING LINKS IN THE TRANSFER CURRICULUM
M. J. Abhishaker

QUEER THEORY 2000
Nik Meierhofer

MURDOCH S GIFT: THE BOOK AND THE BROTHERHOOD‘S NARRATOR
George Soule

RIDING WITHOUT PIRSIG (TWO POEMS ABOUT MISSOULA)
Kirk Mann

SKATING WITH GRIEF
Colleen Burke

CLASS ISSUES IN WILLA CATHER’S MY ANTONIA
Chris Grossman

SEX, LIES & THE GENDER NEUTRAL PRONOUN
Larry Sklaney

ARISTOTLE, KATHARSIS, AND WRITING
Roseann Wolak

TEACHING AMID THE ROCKET’S RED GLARE
Ken Goodman

DEFENDING TEACHERS AND LEARNERS FROM MANDATES
Ken Goodman

WRITING LIVES: PARTNERING WITH THE COMMUNITY
Mary Jane Berger

WRITING, TEACHING AND TRANSFORMING HOME
Alexs Pate

MINNESOTA
Jake Oetting

BACK MATTER

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