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Two Poems: There Will Be No More Passengers; Good To Say, J. Michael Yates

Ontario Review

J. MICHAEL YATES of Sono Nis Press is a former contributor to OR. His most recent books are Nothing Speaks for the Blue Moraines and Breath of the Snow Leopard. He is a resident of Delta, British Columbia.

Stones, Phil Hall

Ontario Review

PHIL HALL has published in Canadian Forum, University of Windsor Review, and elsewhere.

Ordinance On Arrival, Naomi Lazard

Ontario Review

NAOMI LAZARD, a New Yorker, has published poetry in a variety of magazines, including American Review, Paris Review, The New Yorker, and Chicago Review. Her book of poems, Cry of the Peacocks, was published by Harcourt Brace. She is currently working on a novel.

In Ettrick Forest, Robert Cockburn

Ontario Review

ROBERT COCKBURN's first collection of poems, That Far Shore, was published this spring. An associate professor of English at the University of New Brunswick, he is the author of The Novels of Hugh MacLennan and an associate editor of English Studies in Canada. His poems have appeared in Dalhousie R eview, West Coast Review, Canadian Forum , and other magazines.

A Dramalife, Gerry Raling Connolly

Ontario Review

GERRY RALING CONNOLLY has worked at the Folger Shakespeare Library and is currently a teaching assistant in the English Department at the University of Maryland.

Two Poems: Elm Trees; Getting There, Eugene Mcnamara

Ontario Review

EUGENE MCNAMARA, founder and editor of Windsor Review, has published poetry, fiction, essays and reviews in a number of North American magazines, including Canadian Fiction Magazine, Quarry, Malahat, and Titmouse Review. His most recent book is Diving for the Body.

October 6 / A Birthday, Gerard Malanga

Ontario Review

GERARD MALANGA, poetry editor for Transatlantic Review, has published seventeen books and chapbooks of poetry, most recently Incarnations: Poems 1965-1971 (Black Sparrow Press). He is currently preparing an interview with David lgnatow for Paris Review. A former associate of Andy Warhol's, he is also a distinguished photographer.

Two Poems: I'M A Machine; I Died And Called For You, David Ignatow

Ontario Review

DAVID IGNATOW's most recent book of poetry is Facing the Tree (Little, Brown). His Notebooks was reviewed in Ontario Review #2.

Two Poems: Pantheon; Xviii, César Vallejo

Ontario Review

CÉSAR VALLEJO (1892-1938), one of the renowned Spanish-language poets of this century, was born in Santiago, Peru, and spent the last fifteen years of his life in Europe, where he was an ardent advocate of the Spanish Republican cause. His poetry is collected in Los Heraldos Negros (1919), Trilce (1922), and Poemas Humanos (1939).

In Rain, Wendell Berry

Ontario Review

WENDELL BERRY's most recent book is a novel, The Memory of Old Jack (Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich). He lives in Port Royal, Kentucky, teaches at the University of Kentucky, and has published poetry in a number of magazines. His most recent book of poetry is Country of Marriage (Harcourt, Brace).

The Red Iris, Lewis B. Horne

Ontario Review

LEWIS B. HORNE of the University of Saskatchewan has published fiction in many magazines, among them Colorado Quarterly, Descant, Ohio Review, and Prairie Schooner. A story of his appeared in the Best American Short

Asthma Clinic, Enid Harlow

Ontario Review

ENID HARLOW, a former editor at Harpers Bazaar, has published fiction in New Voices. She lives in New York City, where she is currently working on a novel.

The Salt Mines, Marian Engel

Ontario Review

MARIAN ENGEL, a resident of Toronto, has contributed fiction and essays to a number of Canadian magazines, most recently Chatelaine and Queen's Quarterly. Among her novels are The Honeyman Festival, No Clouds of Glory, and Monodromos.

Some Questions And Answers, Saul Bellow

Ontario Review

Saul Bellow's new novel is Humboldt's Gift (Viking Press). One of the most distinguished American writers of our time, Bellow has received many honors, among them the National Book Award for Fiction, the International Literary Prize, and the Croix de Chevalier des Arts et Lettres. See Self-Interview for a listing of his books.

Back Cover, Issue 3

Ontario Review

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Front Cover, Issue 3

Ontario Review

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Advertisements, Title Page, Contents, Issue 3

Ontario Review

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Contributors, Advertisements

Ontario Review

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Josie Green Washington Papers

A news paper clipping of a group women featuring Josie Green Washington.

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Josie Green Washington Papers

A newpaper article feauring multiple group photos, all of them featuring Josie Green Washington.

An Unlikely Ironic Intervention: Reimagining The Fourteenth Amendment Of The United States Of America, Jennifer Paola Hernandez

Peace and Conflict Studies Journal Conference

The project of interest is an intervention in the United States of America to reform racial and minority vote dilution, along with systemic entrenchment of power within gerrymandering, to undo the legacies of colonialism and racism within the states. Holding the government accountable to Constitutional and human rights is a patriotic act, even if many Americans don’t see it that way. Though often linked to the Global South, peacebuilding can also include institutional reform in non-war contexts. Peacebuilding processes are intended to improve society’s institutional structures for the betterment and sustainability of its constituents. I argue that the United States …

Building Bridges: Addressing The Conflict Between Law Enforcement And Black Americans For A Better Future, Tina Ann Collins

Peace and Conflict Studies Journal Conference

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This document serves as a call to action, emphasizing the ongoing conflict between law enforcement and minority communities. For years, there have been persistent allegations of unfair treatment—such as racial profiling, excessive use of force, and discriminatory policing practices—by some law enforcement officers towards minority and economically disadvantaged communities. With recent escalations in tensions, there is an even greater need for immediate and effective action to address these conflicts. Statistics reveal that in the United States, law enforcement officers have shot and killed an equal number of unarmed Caucasian and unarmed Black individuals, with each group having a count …

Multimedia-Based Interventions To Improve Science Learning Outcomes For Deaf Students At Wangsel Institute For The Deaf., Cheten Tshering Mr., Tshering Wangchuk

Journal of Science Education for Students with Disabilities

Efforts have been made to ensure inclusive learning opportunities for all students, including those from diverse backgrounds. One key strategy to enhance children’s learning and academic performance involves the thoughtful selection and application of instructional tools tailored to meet learners' specific needs. This study examines the impact of multimedia-based instruction on science achievement among deaf students at Wangsel Institute for the Deaf in Bhutan. Using a quasi-experimental design, the research compared pretest and post-test results between a control group and an experimental group. Data analysis included descriptive statistics (t-test) and ANCOVA. The findings indicated a statistically significant differences (p = …

Factors Impacting Elementary School Students’ Engineering Design And Optimization Decisions, Elaine Silva Mangiante, Ilana Haliwa

Journal of Pre-College Engineering Education Research (J-PEER)

This mixed methods study explored possible factors that could impact elementary school students’ engineering design and optimization decisions. Data were collected from six teachers and 117 students in six fourth grade classrooms that implemented the Engineering is Elementary geotechnical engineering unit, A Stick in the Mud: Evaluating a Landscape. Students were to recommend to villagers their site decision of where to build a TarPul bridge based on four properties: soil type, villager preference, amount of compaction needed, and location less prone to erosion. Data sources included a pre-and post-assessment question, students’ documentation of property choices for their first and optimized …

Conflict And Community Building In Waste Water Management: The Case Of Azrou Morocco, Jack V. Kalpakian

Peace and Conflict Studies Journal Conference

Climate change is forcing Morocco to institute a wide program of wastewater treatment. Despite legal and bureaucratic problems, the water is being reused directly or indirectly. But the construction of water treatment plants is leading to conflicts with farmers that depended on the untreated water and the use of treated water for green spaces and parks is also often viewed with suspicion. Using the case of the Azrou water treatment plant, this paper argues that while the infrastructure and technical adjustments to climate change have been effective, a gap in understanding between the water managers and the public they serve …

Front Matter, Fast Capitalism Editorial Team

Fast Capitalism

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Review Of Thomas P. Wheatland, The Frankfurt School In America: A Transatlantic Odyssey From Exile To Acclaim. Minneapolis, Minnesota: University Of Minnesota Press, 2009, Douglas Kellner

Fast Capitalism

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Che And Me, Mark Rudd

Fast Capitalism

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The Iranian Uprisings And The Challenge Of The The New Media: Rethinking The Politics Of Representation, Henry A. Giroux

Fast Capitalism

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Death Report Newspaper Clipping

Josie Green Washington Papers

A news paper clipping about the death of Dr. John Leslie Patton, Jr. who served in the Dallas Independent School Districton on July 19