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Wisconsin Academy review
issn 0512-1175
volume 42
issue 4
Wisconsin Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters, Fall 1996

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Contents

Wisconsin Academy Review

The Life and Times of Winifred E. Wise: PART I, By Winfred E. Wise

Chicago, the 1940s

The Dunes and the Tar-paper Shack

Chronicle: The Letters of Julia Newell: Traveling Abroad with Mark Twain, By Jeffrey S. Churchwell

Julia Newell of Janesville.

Chronicle II: Pioneer Newspaperwomen of Wisconsin, By Mark L. Hendrickson

“She will present you with an article worthy of your attention.“

“It is a fortunate thing for any country to have a portion of its literature to fall into the hands of women.“

“A combination full of power.“

“I am sure within the next five years you will see many women editors.“

Sound Science for the Environment: A Proposal for a National Institute for the Environment, By by David E. Blockstein

A new movement for science for the environment

Problem with the present federal structure for science and the environment

The solution: the National Institute for the Environment (NIE)

Creating the NIE

It's a Long Way to Row Across the Lake: The Paintings of Barry Roal Carlsen, By Thomas H. Garver

Learning to Polka, By Christine Tachick

That Kind of Day in Wisconsin Homage to Wallace Stevens

Suddenly the Sumac

Lorine by the Lake

LESSONS LEARNED by Dale Ritterbusch. Burning Cities Press, 1995. 125 pages, softcover. ISBN 1-885215-08-8: THE PARTY TRAIN, a Collection of North American Prose Poetry edited by Robert Alexander, Mark Vinz and C.W. Truesdale. Minneapolis: New Rivers Press, 1996. 353 pages, $18.95 softcover. ISBN 0-89823-165-5

NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES IN WISCONSIN 1630-1960: A Study of Tradition and Change by Robert E. Bieder. The University of Wisconsin Press, 1995. 288 pages, $37.50 hardcover, $17.95 softcover. ISBN 0-299-14524-7: BURIED ROOTS & INDESTRUCTIBLE SEEDS: The Survival of American Indian Life in Story, History, and Spirit edited by Mark A. Lindquist and Martin Zanger. The University of Wisconsin Press, 1994. 162 pages, $42.00 hardcover, $12.95 softcover. ISBN 0-299-14444-5

A FACE IN THE ROCK: THE TALE OF A GRAND ISLAND CHIPPEWA by Loren R. Graham. Washington, D.C.: Island Press/Shearwater Books, 1995. 160 pages, $22.00 hardcover. ISBN 1-55963-366-2

WISCONSIN POETS AT THE ELVEHJEM MUSEUM OF ART edited by Patricia Powell. University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1995. 72 pages, $15.95 softcover. ISBN 0-932900-38-0.

VOICES FROM VIETNAM edited by Michael E. Stevens. The State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1996. 255 pages, $12.95 softcover, ISBN 0-87020-287-1; $24.95 hardcover, ISBN 0-87020-285-5

Inside the Academy: The Culture of Maps and Maps of Culture(s): A Wisconsin Example, By Steven Hoelscher

Acknowledgments

[acknowledgements]

1995 ACADEMY CONTRIBUTORS

WISCONSIN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, ARTS AND LETTERS

WISCONSIN ACADEMY FOUNDATION

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