English Journal, Vol. 77, No. 3, March 1988

Table of Contents

Issue Theme: The Foxfire Phenomenon

• This World of English

• EJ Forum: The English Language Amendment

• The Case Against Bilingualism

  Trudy J. Sundberg

• Official English or English Only

  James C. Stalker

• The English Language Amendment: Examining Myths

  Roseann Duenas Gonzalez, Alice A.Schott, and Victoria F. Vasquez

• EJ Focus 1: The Foxfire Phenomenon

• Expanding Cultural Awareness: Wigginton on Cultural Journalism

  Kathryn J. Olmstead

• Foxfire-Inspired Students Run Magazine Workshops

  Reva Luvaas

• EJ Focus 2: The Progress of Public Doublespeak

• Fourteen Years of Doublespeak

  William Lutz

• Fire Ants, Doublespeak, and the Vox Populi

  Barry Kritzberg

• The Round Table: Political Rhetoric

• The Plain English Movement

  Jacqueline M. Dorney

• Sensationspeak in America

  Roy F Fox

• The Two Most Powerful Weapons against Doublespeak

  D. G. Kehl

• EJ Workshop: Ideas, Resources & Reviews

• Booksearch: Dictionaries

• The Computer Daybook: A Multifaceted Tool

  Gail E. Hawisher

• It's Only Fair

  Tate Hudson

• Finding the "Story in Each of Us" through Instructional Media

  Carol Pope and Karen Kutiper

• Using Peer Group Instruction to Teach Writing

  Ginger McManus and Dan Kirby

• A Writer Is Someone Who Can Do It Twice

  Nick Otten and Marjorie Stelmach

• Hidings and Revelations: Robert Hayden's "The Whipping"

  Linda Wyman

• Youthful Heroes Seek Independence, Relationships

  Terry C. Ley

• Poetry

  Daniel Henry, Louise A. Muise, Kathy Coffey, Rebecca Ann Jorns, Rex Grove, Debbie Phillips Kuhnley

• Editorial Comment: Language and Power

• NCTE to You

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