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Facets
Nancy Traubitz, Steven Hind, Lee Ellen Brasseur, and Helen Heightsman Gordon
In Memoriam Humor: Julia Moore and the Western Michigan Poets
Bradley Hayden
Anatomy of a Writing Assignment, or How Dieting Can Improve Your Students' Writing
Lezlie Laws Couch
Last Night's Speaker
Marie Shantz
Writing to Learn, Writing to Teach
Michael Moore
A Truth-Telling Sharing
James Upton
Using the "Little Grey Cells"
Susan M. Hardesty
Further Reflections on "A Gift of Watermelon Pickle"
John Tobias
The Final Word on the Bright Adolescent or What to Do with Graffiti
Sybil T. Gilmar and Doris Brown
Put the "I" in History
Sylvia R. Everett
God and Darwin in the Classroom
Thelma Palmer
Reflections on Recent Research in Composition
Betsy E. Brown
Harriette Arnow's The Dollmaker: A Teacher's Lament
Elizabeth McMahan
That Something Else We're Always Teaching
Sylvia Sarrett
The Way It Ought to Be
Tamara Stadnychencko
English Education and Aging
Candida Gillis
Our Readers Write
Recommended: Leon Garfield
Mary Wadsworth Sucher
Too Good to Miss
August Franza
Departments
Writing and Learning
Warren Self
How to Read and Write a Pumpkin Owner's Manual
Josephine Glorie
Are You There, Margaret? It's Me, God-Religious Contexts in Recent Adolescent Fiction
James M. Brewbaker
Two Teachers Look at E.T.
James M. Roderick and Charlotte Miller
Poem: Teacher Thinks about a Precocious Student
Mary Ann Lowry
Poem: Specialties
H. Anne Smith
Poem: Come to Bed, Sweet William
Anne K. Kaler
Poem: Voc Ed
Kathy O'Keefe
Poem: Zoo
Annis T. McCutchen
Poem: At West Turner Lake 8/22/82
Christian Knoeller
Poem: Praise General Motors, from Whom All Blessings Flow
David Bissonette
Poem: Doubletalk
Devorah B. Harris
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