CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO.8, WINTER, 1983
Walter C. Leedy, Jr: Cleveland\u27s Terminal Tower: the Van Sweringens\u27 Afterthought, 3
The financial, political, and architectUIal saga of the building of Cleveland\u27s central landmark.
Clinton L. Warne: The Great Natural Gas Pipeline Rip-Off, 27
President Reagan\u27s waiver of all effective regulation of the Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline could have a damaging effect on the national economy while insuring private investors\u27 profits.
Jerrold Sadock: Languages of the World: Inuit (Eskimo), 31
The language with the longest words in the world.
Winners of the Gamut Prize in the Visual Arts, 35
Judith Pittenger-Meyer, 36
Penny Rakoff, 38
Mark Soppeland, 40
Reid Wood, 42
Thomas J. Watts: The Poet as Hero: The Cult of Pushkin in Soviet Russia, 44
Official and unofficial veneration of the nineteenth-century poet vastly exceeds the recognition accorded any writer in the West, including Shakespeare.
Rescuing the Future: the Gamut Looks at the Cleveland School System, 61
The Critics:
Nancy Oakley: Politics, Power, and Profit Make Schools a Mess, 64
Richard C. Israel and Nancy Oakley: The Schools Flunk Reading, 67
The Teachers
Sheila L. Friedman: Starting Off Right. Life in a Cleveland first grade, 73
James E. O\u27Meara, Jr. Mighty Problems, Desperate Remedies: Interview, 79
J.E. Vacha: Let the Teachers Teach, 86
The Academics
Richard J. McArdle: Higher Education and the Schools, 88
Everett F. Cataldo: Desegregation and Declining Enrollment, 91
Roberta M. Steinbacher: Choosing a Superintendent. Interview, 94
The Administrators
Frederick D. Holliday: A School System for a Changing Society, 100
Joseph G. Tegreene: Can a New School Board Turn It Around, 105
Dean Fleenor and James Lanese: Teachers Union and Administration Cooperate on Staff Development, 106
The Editors. Conclusion, 108
Melvin Drimmer: Three Jewish Fridays in Africa, 110
Jewish communities are disappearing in African cities where they once flourished.https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/gamut_archives/1005/thumbnail.jp
