The Newsletter of the Department of Chemistry and the Society of Cornell Chemists Number 42, October 1988

Newsletter Number 42 includes an article on Barbara A. Baird, a Remembrance of Professor Albert W. Laubengayer, Faculty News, Alumni News, Student News, Coming Events, and the Chairman's Colum

Inner city housing study : interim report

Report : vii, 78, [42] leaves : ill., maps. "August 18, 1978". Study team: Lloyd Axworthy, Project Director; Christine McKee, Project Manager; Jackie DeRoo, Sybil Frenette, Barbara Hanks. "In association with Frank W. Fedoruk"

Blanching chart for freezing vegetables

Date taken from stamp on page ; 3 hole punches at top ; folded in half ; 42 cmDeveloped by Barbara Willenberg (Extension Assistant), and Karla Hughes (State Food and Nutrition Specialist

Exile Vol. VIIb

FICTION Himself by James Kennedy 9-30 Sardo by Joan Harrington 34-36 Doll House by Bruce Tracy 37-42 The Della Baby by Brenda Dean 47-53 Cruel White by Carolyn Colley 57-66 Almost Every Sunday by Sara Easton Curtis 69-74 A Family by William Weaver 78-86 POETRY Spring Songs by Janet Tallman 32-33 Poem by Katherine Lardner 42 Four Poems by Elizabeth Surbeck 43 Indian Pike Mask by James Funaro 44 The Windigo by James Funaro 45 Query by Barbara Purdy 53 A Taste of Eden by Barbara Purdy 53 The Passion of Jeremiah by Barbara Purdy 53 Statement and Comment by Enid Larimer 54-55 Poem by Barbara Thiele 56 Poem by Catherine Thompson 68 Drifting into a Museum Case by Catherine Thompson 68 To Judy by Tanya Shriver 76-77 Sun One by Sara Easton Curtis 86 Poem by Christine Cooper 87 GRAPHICS woodcut by Catherine Thompson 8 etching by Catherine Thompson 17 Two Models (aquatint) by Virginia Piersol 31 woodcut by Elizabeth Surbeck 46 woodcut by Virginia Piersol 67 linocut by John Hand 75 EDITORIAL Wintering by James W Kennedy 5-7 Poem 68 Drifting into a Museum Case 68 and To Judy 76 are all incorrectly attributed to Barbara Thiele in the published Table of Contents. The attributions given above are taken from the pages on which the works are published. The Contributors section of this issue confirms this interpretation. Awarded the EXILE-Denison Bookstore Writing Prize: Himself by James Kennedy 9-3

Pressure canning vegetables

Date taken from stamp on page ; 3 hole punches at top ; folded in half ; green text ; 42 cm"Use this chart as a quick reference for canning times with approved procedures or recipes."--Introduction.Developed by Barbara Willenberg (Extension Assistant), and Karla Vollmar Hughes (State Food and Nutrition Specialist)

Friends of Musselman Library Newsletter Fall 2003

Table of Contents: From the Director: Refurbishments (Robin Wagner); Friends Enhance New Browsing Room; Save the Date: Weiser to Speak on Fraktur at Fall Friends Event (Reverend Fredrick Weiser ’57); Cooper Fund Supports Browsing Collection (Thomas Yost Cooper, Ty Cooper); Asian Art Collection to Be Available Online (Katherine Gallup ’02); Gift Enables Purchase of Health and Exercise Science Books (Elizabeth Wescott, Richard Wescott); Watanabe Paintings Exhibited in Library (Sadao Watanable, Father Glen H. Bowersox ’42); Lincoln Exhibit Coming to Musselman Library; Report of Gifts 2002-2003; Jen Chesney Chosen as Library Intern (Jennifer L Chesney ’03, Richard A. Arms, Barbara Holley ’54); Women’s League Records Archived in Special Collections (Katie Gallup ’02, Karen Drickamer, Christine Ameduri, Jennifer Chesney ’03); Library Supports Migrant Education (Janelle Wertzberger); Vietnam is Focus of Fortenbaugh Intern (Joseph Tucker ’03, Stephen H. Warner ’68); Outstanding Foreign Films; Notable Recent Purchases for Special Collections; Poorhouse Records for Genealogists (J. Matthew Gallman

Exile Vol. XII No. 1

POETRY Elsinore by Alan Pavlik 8 Geraniums in Winter by Tom Getz 9 Clytemnestra by Sharon Hornberger 11-12 Panes by Bonnie Bishop 12 Vantage Point by Hugh Wilder 17 The Return by Alan Pavlik 18 Chiaroscuro by Bonnie Bishop 23 Poem by Gretchen Schenck 24 Waiting to Die by Kit Andrews 25 Poem by Trudi Spaeth 32 Dragon by Barbara Bergantz 33 After Alice by Barbara Bergantz 41-42 Reeds by Lauren Shakely 42 Inferno by Hugh Wilder 44 FICTION That Horrible War-Dream by James Jacobi 5-7 In a Family Way by Kathy Swiger 13-16 George by Buck Niehoff 19-23 Perfection by Susan Kurtz 27-32 Blue in Green by Alan Pavlik 35-40 The Streetcar Named Desire by Cem Kozlu 45-46 ART Whoever Dies, Dies in Pain by Nedra Veatch 4 Job and Patientia by Dan Thaxton 10 Specimen by David Goodwin 17 Isabel by Mary Davidson 26 Birds by Clare Conrad 34 Eli, Eli, Lama Sabacthani by Dan Thaxton Cover design by Jamie Foste

Exile Vol. II No. 2

SHORT STORIES The Jagged Edge by Marge Sessions 16-22 Friday Is a Lucky Day by Nil Muldur 28-33 Punk Days by Jim Gallant 37-41 ESSAYS A Re-examination of Faith by Barbara Haupt 23-27 A World Manifesto by Gordon Harper 34-36 SKETCH Tom Gordon: A Portrait by David L. Crook 6-15 POETRY Striving After Wind by Jesse Matlack 15 Quiet by E. B. Chaney 22 Faith or Flight by Marylyn Hull 36 Bernadette by Sally Falch 42-44 In this issue the editors of EXILE are proud to publish A Re-examination of Faith by Barbara Haupt. This story has been awarded the second Denison Book Store - EXILE Creative Writing Prize

Volume 18, No. 3

Carter, Fern­-Chantele. “Developing Communities of Inquiry in the Creative Arts Classroom.” 43-­48. Dobashi, Takar. “The First Children’s Philosopher of Japan: Takeji Hayashi.” 35-­42. Glina, Monica. “A Community of Barbarians: The Community of Inquiry as Strong Democracy.” 12­-17. Ronhuis, Tecla. “Philosophical quality of children’s thinking patterns.” 18-­24. Trickey, Steve & Keith Topping. “Collaborative Philosophical Enquiry for School Children: Participant Evaluation at Eleven Years.” 25-­34. Wartenberg, Thomas. “Review: The Well of Being: Childhood, Subjectivity and Education by David Kennedy.” 1­-3. Weber, Barbara. “Subjective Time and Encounter in the Moment: Towards an Ethical Attitude for Intergenerational Dialogue within the Context of Various Theories about Childhood.” 4-­11

Dissenting Voices Volume 5 Issue 1 (Spring 2016) Complete Issue

Table of Contents - Our Voices. Ronieka Burns, Brooke Love, Christina Mahagan, Natalia Manhertz, Brooke Ophardt. p. i. - Note from the Editor (Barbara LeSavoy), p. iii - Lesbians, Masculinities, and Privilege: The Gendering of Sexuality and the Privileging of Gender. Brooke Love. pp. 1-24. - Cyberbullying: Feminine Vulnerability in Anonymous Spaces. Christina Mahagan. pp. 25-42. - Women and the Black Lives Matter Movement: Relevance Past to Present. Ronieka Burns. pp. 43-62. - Women in Medicine: Exclusions in Practice. Natalia Manhertz. pp. 63-78. - Body Autonomy During Pregnancy: Where Did It Go? Brooke Ophardt. pp. 79-94. - WMS 421 Spring 2016 Activism Photo Essay. pp. 95-96