CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 35, SPRING, 1992
Editorial
Louis T. Milic: IT’s the Thought That Counts, 3
Civil Rights
Jonathan L. Entin: Going Around and Coming Around in Prince Edward County, 5
An ironic twist in the long road to desegregation
Animal Rights
Pamela Harrison: Saving Dolphins, Not Eating Meat, 15
A moral basis for vegetarianism
Robert J. White: The Animal Rights Movement: A New Pseudo-Religion
Activists sabotage medical research
Ted Bartlett: Animals are Not People
Whose best interest is involved?
China
Peter Scheckner: American Movies in China, 30
E.T. and Crocodile Dundee in Tiananmen Square
Mathematics
Jack Soules: My Road to Goldbach’s Conjecture, 41
The fascinating properties of whole numbers
Poetry
Barbara Moore: Primary Colors, 50
The Premonition, 51
Leonard Trawick: Editor’s Choice: A Commentary, 52
Indian Art
Thomas Eugene Donaldson: Varahi and Chamunda: Two Terrifying Females, 55
Indians goddesses embody human fears
Languages of the World
Esmeralda Manandise: Basque: the Language of the Angels, 65
The language the Devil couldn’t learn
Fiction
William Feuer: The Writer’s Model, 74
Religion
Steven Schmidt: A New Human Testament, 87
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