Spring 2003
Volume 79, Number 2
The Green Room
- Staige D. Blackford — The Green Room, Spring 2003
Essay
- James Axtell — What’s Wrong—And Right—With American Higher Education?
- Richard Jones — The New Look—And Taste—Of British Cuisine
- John Miller — From the Great Plains to L.A.: the Intersecting Paths of Lawrence Welk and Johnny Carson
- Richard O'Mara — Nuns
- Sanford Pinsker — The New Minstreldom, Or Why So Much In Contemporary Black Culture Went Wrong
- Carl Rollyson — A Conservative Revolutionary: Emmeline Pankhurst (1857-1928)
- Mariflo Stephens — Polio Summer
- Ronald Weber — "World’s Zaniest Newspaper": The Short, Happy Life of the Paris Edition
Fiction
- K. A. Longstreet — The Judgement of Paris
- Jane R. Shippen — Buenos Aires Side to Side
- Roberta Silman — Her Father’s Voice
- Matthew Vollmer — The Gospel of Mark Schneider
Poetry
- I Had Passed This Man Many Times
- Dreams Her Dream Of Mother and Fath Fire. — Creation Rites
- What. and To Whom. I Swear. I Promise. — The Murderer, the Murdered, and Me
- Charlie Smith — Ceremonies and Someone Still Capable of Change
- Brian Teare — House In Summer With A Slapped Face In It
Recent Books
Book Reviews
- Frederick Betz — From South-Watching to America-Watching
- J. A. S. Evans — Diaspora In Antiquity
- George Garrett — Lee’s Men In Gray and Glory
- Bernice Grohskopf — An Author for All Seasons
- Richard Wertime — The Making of A Poet
