Volume 59   Number 3   February 2008

• From the Editor
  Deborah Holdstein
• In Memoriam: William F. Irmscher
  John Webster
• A Kind Word for Bullshit: The Problem of Academic Writing
  Philip Eubanks and John D. Schaeffer
• “English May Be My Second Language, but I’m Not ‘ESL’”
  Christina Ortmeier-Hooper
• Personal Genres, Public Voices
  Jane Danielewicz
• Arguing with Adversaries: Aikido, Rhetoric, and the Art of Peace
  Barry M. Kroll
• When Writing Professors Teach Literature: Shaping Questions, Finding Answers, Effecting Change
  Richard C. Raymond
• INTERCHANGES: Commenting on Douglas Downs and Elizabeth Wardle’s “Teaching aboutWriting, Righting Misconceptions”
  Libby Miles, Michael Pennell, Kim Hensley Owens, Jeremiah Dyehouse, Helen O’Grady, Nedra Reynolds, Robert Schwegler, and Linda Shamoon
• INTERCHANGES: Academic Freedom as a Rhetorical Construction: A Response to Powers and Chaput
  Matthew Abraham
• PERSPECTIVES: Coming to See Myself as a Vernacular Intellectual: Remarks at the 2007 CCCC General Session on Receiving the Exemplar Award
  Peter Elbow

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