Trends and new directions: The Southern Journal for Contemporary History

Journal for Contemporary History / Southern Journal for Contemporary History Recently I have assumed editorship of the Journal for Contemporary History, housed at the University of the Free State, and this announcement is intended to introduce the new editorial team and also to signal some major changes in the Journal’s editorial direction

Editorial for Vol. 25 No. 1

The beginning of another publishing year – and this would be our jubilee 25th – usually provides the opportunity to perform changes in the organization of a scientific journal. In this respect I am pleased to present you a recent reshape of our editorial team, which has been enhanced in order to better cope with the increasing number of submission. Namely, our former Associate Editors Siniša Šegvić and Jan Šnajder have been co-opted into the Editorial Board, while Bruno Blašković, Goran Delač, Domagoj Jakobović, Alan Jović, Miljenko Mikuc and Stjepan Picek took over the positions of Associate Editors. I am fully confident that with such a strengthened editorial team CIT. Journal of Computing and Information Technology will succeed in better accomplishing its publishing mission, targeting the improvement of its publishing effort as well as the shortening of submissions\u27 processing times

The Diamond, October 8, 1987

Biederman and the Firebugs Draws Fresh Talent; GRE: Seniors Look Ahead; Institute Studies Agricultural Stewardship; Editorial; An Un-Common Opinion; Has Reading Become Irrelevant?; Bork Nomination Emphasized Differences in Political Beliefs; Outreach Program Undergoes Changes; The Stewardship Center Harvests; Library Complaints Spur Changes; Hodgson\u27s Views Studied by Board; Hoksbergen Promotes Latin American Studies; The Gods Must be CRAZY; Band Plays More Than Dance Tunes; Soccer Team on a Rollhttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_diamond/1277/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, April 20, 1967

Artist team opens show • Meistersingers tour, sweep New England • College Bowl contest welcomes UC team • Students, faculty combine efforts • Betsy Miller wins Miss Mont. Co. title • Showboat on Delaware, juniors sponsor voyage • Genuine carnival concludes Campus Chest activities • Editorial • Endless policy changes harass concessionaires • Letters to the editor • Fuse complicates Happening; Audience reactions electric • Students devote time to retarded children • UC coeds cop curfew change constitutionally • Losing\u27s too easy for tennis team • Girls\u27 softball win features long ball • Shuman leads baseball team to three early season wins • Trackmen shatter Marks, edge Swarthmore, 72-68 • Netmen outclassed in lopsided defeat • Girls\u27 tennis team suffers double loss • Youthful Crossettes outhustle Penn, 8-1 • Greek gleanings • Campus best-sellershttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1200/thumbnail.jp

The Diamond, September 14, 1978

Broadway Hits the Midwest; Hope of Glory Performs Sept. 26; Editorial; Hulst and Van Dijk Return; Jubilant Reverberations of APJ; Retreat in Review; KDCR: Public Relations or Progress?; Thirteen Staff and Faculty Members Added; Resident Life Changes with New Dorm Directors; Newsbrief; Mr. Seven Dies; Soccer Goes Varsity!; Promising Strokes for Golf Team; Signet Will Arrive May 1979https://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_diamond/1525/thumbnail.jp