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UW-Madison TEI edition, August 24, 2001

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Wisconsin Academy review
issn 0512-1175
volume 46
issue 3
Wisconsin Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters, Summer 2000

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Contents

Wisconsin Academy Review

Editor's Notes, Joan Fischer joanfischer@facstaffwisc.edu (608) 263-1692

Road work ahead

George Mosse Looks Back

On Mosse’s Jewish identity

The Great Bequest

The Mosse Legacy

“It was as if his voice came alive again.”

Blues, Bebop, and Bulldozers: Why Milwaukee never became a Motown. , By Alexander Shashko

A musical center destroyed

The black community dismantled

Reconstructing the past?

Why Ask "Why"?: The truth is out there. A web site called The Why Files makes learning about science both easy and accessible. , By Terry Devitt

The king of science content

Opening a door to science

Marvelous mutton

Evidence for evolution: Taking some heat

The wild, wild web: Learning about science on the web can be a risky proposition. How are Why Files users doing it?

Galleria: The “Outsiders” Are In: Wisconsin’s self taught artists are finally getting some respect. , By Ann Parker

“The best job in the world”: Life could be very bleak back in rural 1930s Wisconsin, where impoverished mothers often had no access to the health-care system. Dedicated public health nurses provided that crucial connection. , By Rima D. Apple

Bibliographic Note

What the Bulbs Are Doing Beneath the Dirt, By Juliet Vosnos Skuldt

Short Fiction: No Answer, By Ron Wallace

Monona Gives Me Vertigo

THE MAKING OF MILWAUKEE by John Gurda. Milwaukee: Milwaukee County Historical Society, 1999. 468 pages. $24.95, cloth, jacketed. ISBN 0-938076-14-0.

PROGRESSIVE PRINTMAKERS: Wisconsin Artists and the Print Renaissance by Warrington Colescott and Arthur Hove. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1999. 221 pages. $39.99, hardcover, jacketed. ISBN 0-299-16110-2.

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S MONONA TERRACE: The Enduring Power of A Civic Vision by David V. Mollenhoff and Mary Jane Hamilton. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1999. 323 pages. Cloth. ISBN 0-299-15500-5.

BOOK NOTES, By Dean Bakopoulos

America’s Forgotten Majority: Why The White Working Class Still Matters, by Joel Rogers and Ruy Teixiera. New York: Basic Books (a division of HarperCollins), June 2000. 232 pages.

The Society of Friends, by Kelly Cherry.Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1999. 192 pages.

True North, by Kimberly Kafka. New York: Dutton (a division of Penguin Putnam), 2000. 273 pages.

Polonaise, by Anthony Bukoski. Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press, 1999. 180 pages.

Quick Bright Things, by Ron Wallace. Minneapolis: Mid-List Press, 2000. 180 pages.

Madame Deluxe, by Tenaya Darlington. Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, August 2000. 85 pages.

Inside the Academy: Genetically Modified Foods: Risks, Rewards, & Realities, By Michael A. Goodman

Art beyond the trendy

The Back Page: The Wisconsin Academy and Our Public Schools, By Robert G. Lange

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