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The Vehicle, November 1960, Vol. 3 no. 1
CONTENTS
To the ReaderStaffpage 2
N’ = N : 1Donald C. Blairpage 3
ConsistencyDonald C. Blairpage 3
Unto MeLinda Kay Campbellpage 4
The Meek Shall InheritE. J. B. page 5
The Infinite QuestLarry W. Dudleypage 6
Dreamer’s DawnMike Hindmanpage 7
BirthNancy Coepage 7
The Lost DutchmanDonald C. Blairpage 8
W. E. Noonan IRobert S. Hodgepage 8
A Soldier’s OrdealDonald E. Shephardsonpage 9
Personal PossessionMary Beilpage 11
Thine The GloryDonald C. Blairpage 12
The ThornJan Holstlawpage 13
A Lord’s Day MorningLinda Campbellpage 14
Observations of a 6-Year-OldTom McPeakpage 15
Jewels of TimeJudith Jerintspage 16
LavenderE. J. B. page 16https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1008/thumbnail.jp
The Vehicle, 1961, Vol. 3 no. 2
Vol. 3, No. 2
Table of Contents
The Voting CattleLinda Kay Campbellpage 5
But For the Passage of TimeDon Shepardsonpage 14
LoveJon Woodspage 16
Infinite JourneyJames E. Martinpage 19
The Clover ChainRichard W. Blairpage 20
SnowballSusan Daughertypage 24
Sureness Is NeverDon Shepardsonpage 26
ConceptionChristine McCollpage 34
Comedy: Relief and GriefTom McPeakpage 35
The Unspoken WordChristine McCollpage 35
CharmBenjamin Polkpage 36
Screaming SpiderTom McPeakpage 39
Just Once in an Early SpringE.J.B.page 39
HummingbirdPauline B. Smithpage 40
Willow TreesPauline B. Smithpage 40
MaturityChristine McCollpage 41
The New YearLinda Campbellpage 41
The StormMary-Jean Pitratpage 42
Ebony IvoryJean Danenbargerpage 42
The Fireball MailAllen Engelbrightpage 43
ExpectationChristine McCollpage 44
CatastropheChristine McCollpage 44
SophisticationBenjamin Polkpage 45
On Playing BridgeMyrna Jo Handleypage 46
SonnetMignon Stricklandpage 48https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1009/thumbnail.jp
The Vehicle, 1961, Vol. 3 no. 2
Vol. 3, No. 2
Table of Contents
The Voting CattleLinda Kay Campbellpage 5
But For the Passage of TimeDon Shepardsonpage 14
LoveJon Woodspage 16
Infinite JourneyJames E. Martinpage 19
The Clover ChainRichard W. Blairpage 20
SnowballSusan Daughertypage 24
Sureness Is NeverDon Shepardsonpage 26
ConceptionChristine McCollpage 34
Comedy: Relief and GriefTom McPeakpage 35
The Unspoken WordChristine McCollpage 35
CharmBenjamin Polkpage 36
Screaming SpiderTom McPeakpage 39
Just Once in an Early SpringE.J.B.page 39
HummingbirdPauline B. Smithpage 40
Willow TreesPauline B. Smithpage 40
MaturityChristine McCollpage 41
The New YearLinda Campbellpage 41
The StormMary-Jean Pitratpage 42
Ebony IvoryJean Danenbargerpage 42
The Fireball MailAllen Engelbrightpage 43
ExpectationChristine McCollpage 44
CatastropheChristine McCollpage 44
SophisticationBenjamin Polkpage 45
On Playing BridgeMyrna Jo Handleypage 46
SonnetMignon Stricklandpage 48https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1009/thumbnail.jp
The Vehicle, Spring 1993
1993 Commemorative Edition: Celebrating 35 Years
Table of Contents
The Vehicle Editors\u27 Lineagepage 5
Milestonespage 6
THE SIXTIES
Coverspage 7
Editors\u27 Notespage 8
Sureness is Never - excerptDon Shepardsonpage 9
SophisticationBenjamin Polkpage 10
A SonnetMignon Stricklandpage 11
The Twenty-Third ChannelBen Polkpage 11
Opposite AttractionsC.E.M. (Christine McColl)page 12
John F. KennedyJoel E. Hendrickspage 13
The Girl on the White PonyLarry Gatespage 14
The TimesW.D.M. (William Moser)page 16
Home ThoughtsJane Careypage 17
1966Roger Zulaufpage 18
Nagging ThoughtJanet Andrewspage 18
THE SEVENTIES
Coverspage 19
Editors\u27 Notespage 20
RevolutionsSteve Siegelpage 21
UntitledKristine Kirkhampage 23
The Arithmetic ProblemJanice Forbuspage 23
Willie Seeverson Threw a Worm at MeMary Pipekpage 24
a love poem (by approximation)Ted Baldwinpage 25
Night and Summer in Two WorldsBarry Smithpage 26
Story of a Teenage PickleTerry Louis Schultzpage 27
Danny Lonely, Danny WildDevin Brownpage 28
Always TomorrowMary McDanielpage 29
THE EIGHTIES
Coverspage 31
Having ChildrenDevon Flesorpage 33
What is Unnatural Is Sometimes MagicAngelique Jenningspage 34
If My Father Were A Writer, He Would Still BuildAngelique Jenningspage 35
Photo AlbumPatrick Peterspage 36
Poet Born in Pearl HarborAngelique Jenningspage 37
The History of High School BasketballPatrick Peterspage 38
Banana BreadGail Bowerpage 39
Cover LetterBob Zordanipage 40
Home MoviesBob Zordanipage 41
MigrationPatrick Peterspage 42
THE NINETIES
Ba, Ba, Black SheepVictoria Bennettpage 45
Daily LessonsJennifer Moropage 49
Folding My OwnLaurie Ann Malispage 51
About the Authorspage 53
Editors\u27 Notespage 56https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1062/thumbnail.jp
The Vehicle, Spring 1993
1993 Commemorative Edition: Celebrating 35 Years
Table of Contents
The Vehicle Editors\u27 Lineagepage 5
Milestonespage 6
THE SIXTIES
Coverspage 7
Editors\u27 Notespage 8
Sureness is Never - excerptDon Shepardsonpage 9
SophisticationBenjamin Polkpage 10
A SonnetMignon Stricklandpage 11
The Twenty-Third ChannelBen Polkpage 11
Opposite AttractionsC.E.M. (Christine McColl)page 12
John F. KennedyJoel E. Hendrickspage 13
The Girl on the White PonyLarry Gatespage 14
The TimesW.D.M. (William Moser)page 16
Home ThoughtsJane Careypage 17
1966Roger Zulaufpage 18
Nagging ThoughtJanet Andrewspage 18
THE SEVENTIES
Coverspage 19
Editors\u27 Notespage 20
RevolutionsSteve Siegelpage 21
UntitledKristine Kirkhampage 23
The Arithmetic ProblemJanice Forbuspage 23
Willie Seeverson Threw a Worm at MeMary Pipekpage 24
a love poem (by approximation)Ted Baldwinpage 25
Night and Summer in Two WorldsBarry Smithpage 26
Story of a Teenage PickleTerry Louis Schultzpage 27
Danny Lonely, Danny WildDevin Brownpage 28
Always TomorrowMary McDanielpage 29
THE EIGHTIES
Coverspage 31
Having ChildrenDevon Flesorpage 33
What is Unnatural Is Sometimes MagicAngelique Jenningspage 34
If My Father Were A Writer, He Would Still BuildAngelique Jenningspage 35
Photo AlbumPatrick Peterspage 36
Poet Born in Pearl HarborAngelique Jenningspage 37
The History of High School BasketballPatrick Peterspage 38
Banana BreadGail Bowerpage 39
Cover LetterBob Zordanipage 40
Home MoviesBob Zordanipage 41
MigrationPatrick Peterspage 42
THE NINETIES
Ba, Ba, Black SheepVictoria Bennettpage 45
Daily LessonsJennifer Moropage 49
Folding My OwnLaurie Ann Malispage 51
About the Authorspage 53
Editors\u27 Notespage 56https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1062/thumbnail.jp
Conflict & Diplomacy From The Great War to the Cold War
Conflict and Diplomacy from the Great War to the Cold War begins with the weakening of the old European order in World War I - the challenge of communism and fascism to the established international system. The author examines the origins of World War II in Asia and Europe and the advent of global war following the German attack on the Soviet Union, as well as Japanese aggression in the Pacific. The middle chapters cover the period of Axis triumph to the turning points of El Alamein and Stalingrad. The prospect of Allied victory helped to bring the disintegration of the grand alliance and a return to the Soviet-Western rivalry, which existed prior to World War II. The final part of the book deals with the defeat of Japan and the controversy surrounding the atomic bomb. -- Provided by publisherhttps://scholarworks.uni.edu/facbook/1071/thumbnail.jp
Rosa Luxemburg and the Noble Dream
Rosa Luxemburg was a Jew, a Pole, and a woman who considered herself to be a prophet of socialism - and only a citizen of the proletariat. She dedicated her life to fulfilling the noble dream of socialism in the belief that only socialism could bring true freedom and the end of oppression. Rosa Luxemburg and the Noble Dream covers her life as a theorist, writer, and revolutionary during the years prior to World War I. It concludes with the collapse of Germany during the war, Luxemburg\u27s role in founding the German Communist party, and her execution following the Spartacist rebellion in January of 1919. -- Provided by publisherhttps://scholarworks.uni.edu/facbook/1340/thumbnail.jp
Novel Protein Genes in Animal mtDNA: A New Sex Determination System in Freshwater Mussels (Bivalvia: Unionoida)?
Mitochondrial (mt) function depends critically on optimal interactions between components encoded by mt and nuclear DNAs. mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) inheritance (SMI) is thought to have evolved in animal species to maintain mito-nuclear complementarity by preventing the spread of selfish mt elements thus typically rendering mtDNA heteroplasmy evolutionarily ephemeral. Here, we show that mtDNA intraorganismal heteroplasmy can have deterministic underpinnings and persist for hundreds of millions of years. We demonstrate that the only exception to SMI in the animal kingdom, that is, the doubly uniparental mtDNA inheritance system in bivalves, with its three-way interactions among egg mt-, sperm mt- and nucleus-encoded gene products, is tightly associated with the maintenance of separate male and female sexes (dioecy) in freshwater mussels. Specifically, this mother-through-daughter and father-through-son mtDNA inheritance system, containing highly differentiated mt genomes, is found in all dioecious freshwater mussel species. Conversely, all hermaphroditic species lack the paternally transmitted mtDNA (=possess SMI) and have heterogeneous macromutations in the recently discovered, novel protein-coding gene (F-orf) in their maternally transmitted mt genomes. Using immunoelectron microscopy, we have localized the F-open reading frame (ORF) protein, likely involved in specifying separate sexes, in mitochondria and in the nucleus. Our results support the hypothesis that proteins coded by the highly divergent maternally and paternally transmitted mt genomes could be directly involved in sex determination in freshwater mussels. Concomitantly, our study demonstrates novel features for animal mt genomes: the existence of additional, lineage-specific, mtDNA-encoded proteins with functional significance and the involvement of mtDNA-encoded proteins in extra-mt functions. Our results open new avenues for the identification, characterization, and functional analyses of ORFs in the intergenic regions, previously defined as “noncoding,” found in a large proportion of animal mt genomes