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CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 22, FALL/WINTER, 1987
Louis T. Milic: Editorial, 2
Reading the Author Out of the Story
Kelly Cunnane: Come Out on the Daylight, 6
A Peace Corps worker's Kenya Journal
Karen Ahner: Cameras Without Lenses, 27
The artistic uses of the pinhole camera
Dwight Brown: Universal Public Service, 31
The salvation of American youth may lie in this "moral equivalent of war"
Philippa Kiraly: The Music of Bows, 37
All about the little stick that makes stringed instruments sing
The Gamut's Pick of Poets
Leonard M. Trawick: Many Are Called, 49
Contemporary poetry flourishes in neglect
Daniel Liebert: Last Summer, 52
Snapshot at Twenty
Marjorie Power: Woman in Snowlight, 53
Laura Winton: A Lone Life, 54
James Cushing: Old Man River, 55
John Bennett: Anima, 56
Margot Livesey: Fiction According to Arthur, 57
Keith M. Kendig: Topology: Mathematics' Wonderful New Flexible Tool, 69
Why a topologist can't tell the difference between a doughnut and a coffee cup
Alan S. Rosenbaum: Presidential Accountability, 85
Constitutional and moral implications of the Iran-Contra affair, Robert Bork's nomination, and the President's stand on religion in the schools
Back Matter
Bruce A. Beatie: Comparing "City" Magazines, 92
Jesse Bier: Confessions of a Franglais-phile, 95
Publication Date
Fall 1987
Publisher
Cleveland State University
City
Cleveland
Disciplines
Arts and Humanities | Social and Behavioral Sciences
Recommended Citation
Cleveland State University, "The Gamut: A Journal of Ideas and Information, No. 22, Fall/Winter 1987" (1987). The Gamut Archives. 20.
https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/gamut_archives/20
