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Volume XXIII Number 1 • April 2000
Guest Editor
Staff
Associate Editor
Lauren J. Bryant
Designer
David J. Smith
Copyeditor
Judi Hetrick
Photographer
Tyagan Miller
Editorial Assistant
Alicia Crabtree
Advisory Board
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Eileen
Bender |
T.
Michael Ford Special Assistant to the Vice President and Chief Financial Officer IU Bloomington |
Tim
Londergan Professor of Physics Department of Physics IU Bloomington |
James
W. Reidhaar Associate Professor of Fine Arts Henry Radford Hope School of Fine Arts IU Bloomington |
Henry
H.H. Remak Professor Emeritus of Germanic Studies, Comparative Literature, and West European Studies IU Bloomington |
Michael
Shermis Projects Process Manager WisdomTools.com Bloomington, IN |
Heather Shupp Associate Director of University-wide Marketing, Office of Communications and Marketing IU Bloomington | Cleve
Wilhoit Professor of Journalism School of Journalism IU Bloomington |
Published by the Office of Research and the
University Graduate School
George
E. Walker
Vice President for Research
and Dean of the Graduate School
Rosemary Lloyd is the Rudy Professor of French and Italian at Indiana University Bloomington. She was a member of the French department at Cambridge University in England for twelve years before coming to IU in 1990. She has published extensively on nineteenth- and twentieth-century French literature, and her book entitled Mallarmé: The Poet and His Circle has been published by Cornell University Press.
William Orem is a freelance writer who recently completed a Ph.D. on the works of James Joyce. He writes for National Public Radio’s “A Moment of Science,” heard in Bloomington on WFIU, and his first novel is Zombi, You My Love.
Nick Riddle has an M.A. in film studies from the University of East Anglia in the U.K. He has written for BBC Radio and Waterstone’s Magazine. In 1994 he edited and published the anthology Outremer: Jaufre Rudel and Melisande of Tripoli—A Legend of the Crusades. He is a writer for the Indiana University Foundation and a weekly contributor to the Bloomington Independent.
Kathleen Mills is a graduate student in education at Indiana University and a freelance writer who has written for the Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis Monthly, and The New York Times.
William Rozycki received a Ph.D. in Central Asian studies from Indiana University and now teaches writing at Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis.
Judi Hetrick, a visiting assistant professor at the School of Journalism, recently received her Ph.D. in folklore from Indiana University.