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The Vehicle, 1969, Vol. 12 no. 1
Vol. 12, No. 1
Table of Contents
A New LookNick Dagerpage 3
The RingSara Brinkerhoffpage 5
WaitingSara Brinkerhoffpage 6
Before Cotton FieldsSara Brinkerhoffpage 8
poemAnn Graffpage 9
The Socratic IronyMarcia Trostpage 11
poemNick Dagerpage 17
rainJim Elledgepage 18
LindaMarilyn Viveritopage 19
To You My FatherAnn Flemingpage 20
poemRoger Zulaufpage 24
GeographyJanet Andrewspage 25
Nagging ThoughtJanet Andrewspage 25
Let\u27s RunVerna L. Jonespage 27
Art Credits
Kevin SheaCover
Mike Dorseypages 4, 23, 28
Steve Williamspages 7, 16, 19, 24, 26
Jim Millerpages 10, 22
Dale Huberpage 13
Nick Dagerpage 3https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1021/thumbnail.jp
The Vehicle, 1967, Vol. 10 no. 1
Vol. 10, No. 1
Table of Contents
Christy Bowercover
Photographpage 4
The CityCatherine Waitepage 4
A New DealAnonymouspage 5
The Penny Ride of Carnation PinkAstaire Pappaspage 8
RapeSharon Nelsonpage 10
Born AgainCharles J. Mertzpage 10
DrawingRourkepage 11
UntitledRourkepage 11
DialogueMolly Evanspage 12
SeldomJamse Jonsepage 12
The DifferenceDennis Muchmorepage 13
First LoveBruce Czeluscinskipage 15
Photographpage 15
Immorality of Troilus and Criseyde Milo S. Metcalfpage 16
Answer UnknownDave Owenpage 20
I Am LostJean Lacypage 21
Photographpage 22
On the Eve of No TomorrowsJane Careypage 23
Unrelated TwinsByron Nelsonpage 24
if i sitRoger Zulaufpage 25
if i sitDennis Muchmorepage 26
Drawingpage 27
Bibliographypage 28https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1015/thumbnail.jp
The Vehicle, 1968, Vol. 10 no. 2
Vol. 10, No. 2
Table of Contents
1st Prize, ArtCorner of My MindGerry Moreheadpage 4
#1Clyde Simspage 5
Aesthetics for a VagabondByron Nelsonpage 5
1st Prize, Short StorySteam HeatCharles Whitepage 6
a drawingSally Roachpage 6
an untitled themeCatherine Waitepage 8
MoodKevin Sheapage 9
1st Prize, PoetryHome ThoughtsJane Careypage 10
an untitled poemCatherine Waitepage 11
a drawingSally Roachpage 11
GraceJames T. Jonespage 12
LonelinessSally Roachpage 14
Love, JimmyAstaire Pappaspage 14
CapturedJeff Nelsonpage 15
Winnie Davis Neely AwardUnconcernRoger Zulaufpage 17
an untitled poemDavid N. Deckerpage 17
Morality and American Foreign Policy: The Ever-widening GapBruce L. Berrypage 18
La LibertadChris Holavespage 19
1966Roger Zulaufpage 19
SinThomas W. Phippspage 20
a drawingRoger Perkinspage 20
Summer SweatJerry J. Carterpage 20
1st Prize, EssayCuriosityThomas W. Phippspage 21
A Bottle of DreamsMaurice Snivelypage 21
Chalk DustCatherine Waitepage 22
Diffused Existence or, a Meager Attempt at Helping You Over the Rough SpotsJan Gerlachpage 22
To *e.e.Paula Bresnanpage 22
A PoemThomas W. Phippspage 22
Beach PartyJerol Mikeworthpage 22
Wexford\u27s PartyRoy Lueckepage 23
The Four O\u27Clock ClubSally Roachpage 23
Chesterpage 24https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1018/thumbnail.jp
The Vehicle, 1969, Vol. 11 no. 2
Vol. 11, No. 2
Table of Contents
Short Story: The TripCharles Whitepage 4
PhotoDale Huberpage 5
A NightRoger Zulaufpage 6
Sixteen-year-old Students...NBpage 6
LostJim Biropage 6
The AmateurRoger Zulaufpage 7
ManRoger Zulaufpage 7
My CamelotRonald Garnerpage 7
The Rose and the BriarKenneth L. Folkertspage 9
Who Am I?Frank McKennedypage 10
PhotoDale Huberpage 11
Mr. Samuel ClemensLarry A. Millerpage 11
Lock OutAra Childspage 12
Excuse MeRoger Zulaufpage 12
On Shadows from a Candle \u2767Michael G. McKeepage 12
beginning of an endCaryl Dagropage 12
DrawingMADpage 13
We Ain\u27t Un HurJames Birchlerpage 13
Genesis II, 18 \u2767Michael G. McKeepage 13
Short Story: A Patent Leather PaleEleanor Aikenpage 14
hungry childRoger Zulaufpage 15
DrawingRoger Zulaufpage 15
PhotoRoger Digglepage 16
Do You Like The Rain?Linda Boltmanpage 17
Seasons ChangePerry J. Carterpage 17
PhotoDale Huberpage 19
Whistling TreesPam McKinneypage 19
PostscriptThomas W. Reapage 20
PhotoDale Huberpage 20https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1020/thumbnail.jp
The Vehicle, 1969, Vol. 11 no. 2
Vol. 11, No. 2
Table of Contents
Short Story: The TripCharles Whitepage 4
PhotoDale Huberpage 5
A NightRoger Zulaufpage 6
Sixteen-year-old Students...NBpage 6
LostJim Biropage 6
The AmateurRoger Zulaufpage 7
ManRoger Zulaufpage 7
My CamelotRonald Garnerpage 7
The Rose and the BriarKenneth L. Folkertspage 9
Who Am I?Frank McKennedypage 10
PhotoDale Huberpage 11
Mr. Samuel ClemensLarry A. Millerpage 11
Lock OutAra Childspage 12
Excuse MeRoger Zulaufpage 12
On Shadows from a Candle \u2767Michael G. McKeepage 12
beginning of an endCaryl Dagropage 12
DrawingMADpage 13
We Ain\u27t Un HurJames Birchlerpage 13
Genesis II, 18 \u2767Michael G. McKeepage 13
Short Story: A Patent Leather PaleEleanor Aikenpage 14
hungry childRoger Zulaufpage 15
DrawingRoger Zulaufpage 15
PhotoRoger Digglepage 16
Do You Like The Rain?Linda Boltmanpage 17
Seasons ChangePerry J. Carterpage 17
PhotoDale Huberpage 19
Whistling TreesPam McKinneypage 19
PostscriptThomas W. Reapage 20
PhotoDale Huberpage 20https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1020/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
Technologies of contraception and abortion
Soon to turn 60, the oral contraceptive pill still dominates histories of technology in the ‘sexual revolution’ and after. ‘The pill’ was revolutionary for many, though by no means all, women in the west, but there have always been alternatives, and looking globally yields a different picture. The condom, intrauterine device (IUD), surgical sterilization (male and female) and abortion were all transformed in the twentieth century, some more than once. Today, female sterilization (tubal ligation) and IUDs are the world's most commonly used technologies of contraception. The pill is in third place, followed closely by the condom. Long-acting hormonal injections are most frequently used in parts of Africa, male sterilization by vasectomy is unusually prevalent in Britain, and about one in five pregnancies worldwide ends in induced abortion. Though contraceptive use has generally increased in recent decades, the disparity between rich and poor countries is striking: the former tend to use condoms and pills, the latter sterilization and IUDs. Contraception, a term dating from the late nineteenth century and since then often conflated with abortion, has existed in many forms, and techniques have changed and proliferated over time. Diverse local cultures have embraced new technologies while maintaining older practices. Focusing on Britain and the United States, with excursions to India, China and France, this chapter shows how the patterns observed today were established and stabilized, often despite persistent criticism and reform efforts. By examining past innovation, and the distribution and use of a variety of tools and techniques, it reconsiders some widely held assumptions about what counts as revolutionary and for whom. Analytically, it takes up and reflects on one of the main issues raised by feminists and social historians: the agency of users as patients and consumers faced with choice and coercion. By examining practices of contraception alongside those of abortion, it revisits the knotty question of technology in the sexual revolution and the related themes of medical, legal, religious and political forms of control
Microbiological quality of raw milk sold directly from farms to consumers in Switzerland
Seventy-three samples of raw cow milk marketed at farm level (12 pre-filled bottles, 61 from vending machines) were investigated for their microbiological quality and the occurrence of bacterial foodborne pathogens. Total viable counts (TVC) were mainly (67.1 %) in the range from 103 to 105 CFU/ml, while Escherichia coli and coagulase-positive staphylococci were each detected in 30.1 % of the samples. TVC results for raw milk from vending machines (34.4 % above 105 CFU/ml) were clearly higher than those from pre-filled bottles, emphasizing the importance of ensuring correct cleaning and disinfection procedures of vending machines. Moreover, regular monitoring of the microbiological quality of raw milk from vending machines should be considered. With regard to foodborne pathogens in raw milk marketed at farm level, 24.7 % of all samples were positive for Staphylococcus aureus harboring staphylococcal Âenterotoxin (SE) genes. Genes for SEA, SEC, and SED were thereby also detected. On the other hand, Campylobacter spp., Listeria monocytogenes, and Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli were not detected. But because the occurrence of foodborne pathogens can never be ruled out, raw milk should always be properly heated before consumption
The Vehicle, 1969, Vol. 12 no. 1
Vol. 12, No. 1
Table of Contents
A New LookNick Dagerpage 3
The RingSara Brinkerhoffpage 5
WaitingSara Brinkerhoffpage 6
Before Cotton FieldsSara Brinkerhoffpage 8
poemAnn Graffpage 9
The Socratic IronyMarcia Trostpage 11
poemNick Dagerpage 17
rainJim Elledgepage 18
LindaMarilyn Viveritopage 19
To You My FatherAnn Flemingpage 20
poemRoger Zulaufpage 24
GeographyJanet Andrewspage 25
Nagging ThoughtJanet Andrewspage 25
Let\u27s RunVerna L. Jonespage 27
Art Credits
Kevin SheaCover
Mike Dorseypages 4, 23, 28
Steve Williamspages 7, 16, 19, 24, 26
Jim Millerpages 10, 22
Dale Huberpage 13
Nick Dagerpage 3https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1021/thumbnail.jp