Roster & History

Please note, this will be updated this summer. JMP 5/18/10

Membership Roster - August 2007

This is the 12^th edition. It reflects current and past membership of the Society, as well as all papers presented since our founding in 1973. Copies of most of these papers are in the ALPS archives. No papers were presented between 1978 and 1983.

Peter R. Badger, 8716 Center Road, Springfield, VA 22152, 703-569-3265. Atty. US Govt. Formerly USMC Infantry officer, Vietnam. AB, Hamilton Col.; JD, Capital U School of Law, Columbus, OH.

• War Crimes in America (1/88)

• The Burning of Washington - 1814 (9/89)

William P. Baxter, 10328 Sager Ave., #121,p Fairfax, VA 22030, 703-273-8866. LTC, USA, Ret. Specialty: Soviet/East European Affairs. BS, USMA; MA, U of Kansas; grad studies, Georgetown U.Member, Member, ALPS Steering Committee.

• Recent Personnel Changes in the Soviet Ministry of Defense (1/85)

• Innocent Abroad in Israel (5/86)

• Is the Russian Bear Becoming a Calico Cat? (1/90)

• In the Vortex of a Crisis: The Soviet Union Today (1/91)

• Armed Forces in the Russian Federation - A Status Report (1/97)

• The Deer Hunt (10/97)

• Baptism (4/98)

• Fit Fer A Sojer (2/99)

• Iraqi Employment of Chemical Agents in the War With Iran (2/00)

Jerry Bixler, 10328 Sager Ave., Apt. 222, Fairfax, VA 22030. Entrepreneur and the landlord’s enforcer.

Doris Bloch, 10092 McCarty Crest Court, Fairfax VA. 703-591-3344. B.A. in Chemistry from Douglass College, Rutgers University. On graduation, worked for Eli Lilly, then moved to IN, NH, WI, CO, and MA, all in a seven year span, and ultimately arrived in northern VA in 1969, when her (late) husband joined the George Mason University faculty as a "pioneer" in this new Fairfax college undertaking. Chemist and computer analyst for the United States Pharmacopeia, CRC Systems (a govt. contractor), and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), retiring in Sept. 2004.

Benjamin Bush – 4504 Andes Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030, 703-591-6467

David M. Bush, 4504 Andes Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030, 703-591-6467. Environmental Research, US Geological Survey. Former Artillery officer, US Army. BA, The Ohio State U.

• Their Finest Hour Revisited: A New Commentary in Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain. (9/90)

• Guadalcanal (9/92)

• The Scientific Revolution (10/93)

• Creation Revisited: The Conjunction of Physics and Metaphysics (4/94)

• 50th Anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge (1/95)

• Chernobyl and the Downfall of the Soviet Union (5/02)

• Transformation of the US Army: From Citizen Soldiers to Professional Warriors (1/03)

• The Harry Potter Phenomenon (6/04)

• The New Biology (2/06)

Robert G. Coon, 10921 Warwick Ave., Fairfax, VA 22030, 703-273-6671. Formerly Extramural Science Advisor, FDA; assignments in NSF; CIA; US Army Chemical Corps. BS & MA, Syracuse U; Ph.D./microbiology U. Penn. ALPS charter member.

• Some Issues in Human Experimentation (11/73)

• Some Issues Involved in Human Genetic Engineering (2/76)

• Antibiotic-resistant Neisseria (4/77)

• Review: Blaming Technology: The Irrational Search for Scapegoats (4/83)

• Perspectives on World Hunger (4/86)

• Perspectives in Biological Warfare (11/90)

• Perspectives on the Hot Zone (5/96)

• Is the City of Fairfax Vulnerable to Bioterrorism? (11/99)

• Commentary on Unrestricted Warfare (9/01)

• Is Fairfax, VA Prepared for a Terrorist Attack? (9/03)

• On Avian Flu (3/06)

Susan G. Devan, P. O. Box 1031, Romney, WV 26757 304-822-5050

Susan is now totally retired, and was an Administrative assistant, Institute for Thermal Processing Specialists; former geographer at Dept. Interior; analyst for DOD; mother of six children. Currently, free-lance writer for Hexagon; fine artist with commission underway; she now writes plays, short stories and nonfiction. BS, Foreign Service from Georgetown U.

• Whom The Gods Destroy, (9/98)

• The Peppermint Pumpkin (6/00)

• Warrior Politics by Robert Kaplan: A Book Review (5/02)

• The Games We Played (4/04)

Richard J. Devan - P. O. Box 1031, Romney, WV 26757 304-822-5050 Birthplace: Chicago, IL. He lived in various places (including Honolulu, HI, when Pearl Harbor was attacked!) until his family settled in the Central Valley of California when he was 9. He graduated from the College of the Pacific with a degree in civil engineering. After serving in the Army (at Arlington Hall and the Pentagon) he worked briefly as a civil engineer in California, then returned to work for the Defense Dept. as a systems analyst. He continued as systems analyst for Defense and Labor until retirement, then as a systems programmer with various contractors to the Federal Govt. for a few years until full retirement in the mountains of West Virginia. He reads, writes, does photography and other artwork, and watches in amazement as his progeny multiply. Dick and I have joined the West Virginia Writers and the Ice Mountain Writers (regional for the Eastern Panhandle; our members are all originally from Northern Virginia, Maryland or Pennsylvania). Dick writes nonfiction and poetry. He is also the ALPS website manager.

• Pope Pius XII and The Second World War (10/05)

Sam Eisen, 3831 Chantal Lane, Fairfax, VA 22031 703-827-7660 (O) Investment Manager

• The Benefits and Pitfalls of International Investing (4/95)

Esther N. Elstun, Ph. D. Fairfax, VA. Former Professor, German and European Studies, GMU. Earned BA, Colorado College; MA and Ph. D, Rice University.

• Thomas Mann and His Politics (2/96)

• Two Short Stories by Hermann Hesse - A Discussion (3/97)

• Carl Schurz: German Revolutionary, American Statesman (11/98)

• Images of a Divided Germany in Christa Wolfe’s Novel, The Quest for Christa T.

(3/00)

• Europe Through a Feminist Austrian’s Eyes – Lilian Faschinger’s Novel: Magdalena

the Sinner (10/02)

• "Being" and "Otherness" Revisited: A Discussion of Luise Rinser's Hinkela (11/05)

Alfred N. Fowler, 8945 Glenbrook Road, Fairfax, VA 22031, 703-280-1660. CAPT, USN, Ret. Formerly: American Geophysical Union; Exec Sec, Council of Managers, National Antarctic Programs; NSF; Navy Meteorologist and aviator. BS, St. Louis U; BS, Naval PG School; MS, The George Washington U.

• The Race to the South Pole 1911-to 1912, (3/84)

• Aviation Safety in Antarctica, (5/91)

• Governance of Antarctica (6/97)

Richard Geller 9126 Christopher St., Fairfax, VA, 22031- was born in Los Angeles and moved to Virginia in 1999. He is a high school dropout who has read 10,000 books. He started his first company at age 18 and sold the company a few years later. He co-founded several franchises and software technology start-ups that were heavily centered on direct marketing, and with his brother he co-founded Amazing Media and raised $14 million from Silicon Valley venture capitalists. He has presented at forums including the Washington Press Club and George Washington University, and is widely quoted in magazines including Entrepreneur and Investors Business Daily. Richard has authored four books on business marketing and is on the board of directors of a venture-backed Maryland company, Judicial Dialog Systems. He co-founded and runs Sponsera, an Internet advertising technology company that helps professionals such as psychologists and dentists get new clients and patients via the Internet. His interests include economics, Internet marketing endeavors, international travel, food and cooking, running barefoot and sitting around.

• Money: Is The Dollar Dead? What Will Replace It? (2/07)

• The Democracy Religion: Should We Believe? (6/07)

Roger Hill, 4709 Guinea Road, Annandale, VA 22003, 703-323-7309. He was born in Pennsylvania into a military family. He graduated from Baumholder High School, in Germany, and USAF Academy. He retired from USAF as Colonel, and continued to work in the Washington area. In June 2006, he received a Doctor of Arts in Community College Education from George Mason U. He now teaches history and political science at area colleges. Here is a man just getting started!

• Why We Memorialize Our War Dead They Way We Do, Part 1 (10/06)

• Why We Memorialize Our War Dead They Way We Do, Part 2 (11/06)

Maria Ivusic – 922 24^th St., NW, Apt 4, Washington, DC, 20037. 202-337-6898. Freelance consultant; translator of Russian and Yugoslav for CIA Language School. Former announcer Yugoslav Radio. Born in Serbia, immigrated to US in 1965. MA, Russian language, American U; BA English, French, U of Sarajevo.

• Kosovo (4/99)

• Boris Yeltsin (6/99)

• Heroes Are Tired (1/00)

• Lessons of Yugoslavia by Mihajlo Mihajlov (4/01)

• Hopes and Illusions of Changes in The Communist Regime (2/02)

• Art in Central Park - A Discussion (6/05)

• Women in East European Politics (4/07)

Chris Ivusic - 922 24^th St., NW, Apt 4, Washington, DC, 20037. Born in Massachusetts. He graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a B.A. degree in English. Chris is a retired journalist and writer-editor, having worked for the Springfield (Mass.) Daily News and Albany (NY) Knickerbocker News-Union Star, both now defunct, and for the federal government agencies, General Services Administration, Interior Department and Department of the Army.

• A GI in World War II Europe (5/07)

G. Lawrence Lamborn, 10306 Ranger Road, Fairfax, VA 22030. Col., USAR; US Govt.. Former tour in El Salvador. BA and MA, Washington U. Areas of interest: Latin America, South Asia and East Asia.

• Liberation Theology: Christian Movement or Marxist Creation? (6/88)

• India: South Asia’s Strong Man or Strawman? (4/90)

• Numismatic Reflections: Speculations on the History and Future of World Currencies

(3/94)

• Central Asia: Past Glories and Future Prospects (6/96)

• Shadows of the Caucasus: Source of Regional Prosperity Or International Conflict?

(3/99)

• New Dimensions for the Old Dominion: Evolution of Elections and Voting in VA (1/02)

• The Evolution of Local Government In VA: Distinguished Past, Daunting Future (3/03)

• Five Short Papers on Iraq (11/03)

Willis E. Naeher, 13890 Chelmsford Dr., #209, Heritage Hunt, Gainesville VA 20155, 703-743-1388. Born 9/11/20 in Scranton Penna. Graduated from George Washington University in 1950. Enlisted in U.S,. Army Air Force and assigned to General Hap Arnold’s Commo Center as a Code Clerk in Washington D.C.  Transferred to the Army Airways Communications System when it was organized in Ashville NC. Reassigned to the Central Pacific area on

Kwajalien Atoll in the Marshal Islands and to Makin Island in the Gilbert Islands. After two years, discharged with the rank of T/Sgt in Washington D.C. Employed by CIA as a Code Clerk and a Communications Security Officer. During this period, he was assigned to a variety of projects i.e. the U2 Spy Plane, the Berlin tunnel and the Bay of Pigs. Transferred to the Office of Communications, Dept of state as chief of the Communications Center and was promoted to Deputy Assistant Secretary of State. He was appointed Chairman of the Negotiating Committee to transfer the Moscow Hot Line from the transatlantic cable to satellite facilities. Retired in 1978 and became a consultant to several Communications companies .

• The Moscow Hotline 10/91)

• Cryptographer: Its Origins and Quo Vadis? (6/92)

• The Out of This World Airplane - the U2 (11/93)

• Was W.W.II A “Good” War? (10/94)

• Terrorism (11/95)

• The Evolution of The Revolution: A Study of The American Militia Movement (4/97)

• The Diplomatic Courier Service (11/97)

• The Chernobyl Disaster: Where? When? Why? (5/01)

• Chernobyl Accident 16 Years Later: Medical and Psychological Conditions (11/02)

• Is Europe Dying? (4/06)

Morris A. Nunes, 7247 Lee Highway, Falls Church, VA 22046, 703-241-4917. Attorney, private practice in real estate, taxes, financial matters. Author 5 books; numerous articles; television show producer; arbitrator; business appraiser; lecturer. BS, Wharton School; BA, U. Penn; JD, Georgetown U. ALPS steering committee.

• Winston Churchill & The Philosophy of Achievement (2/84)

• Why Businesses Often Fail (11/84)

• Planning Your Own Funeral (9/85)

• In the (TV) Wasteland (2/87)

• The American Taboo (11/87)

• If Nixon Had Been Elected President (2/89)

• Truth & Consequences: A Theory of Miscommunication (5/90)

• Snipping at the Gordian Knot: Structural Approaches to Taming the Federal Budget Deficit (4/91)

• The Missing Link In Education (3/92)

• Why Ups Come Down - A Brief Essay (10/92)

• Deluge: Regulation on the Wrong Track (9/93)

• Why Lawyers Are That Way (6/94)

• Being & Otherness (11/96)

• Estate Planning & Probate in Virginia (5/98)

• Reaffirming The Electoral College in the Wake of Electoral Turmoil (2/01)

• Historical Parallels in Terrorism (11/01)

• A Peculiar Hubris (5/03)

• The Dragon Game - An Exercise in Economics (2/05)

• The Best Laid Plans … The Intersection of Leadership and Strategy (3/07)

Norm and Betsy Olsen, 6309 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA 22205, 703-237-0526

Norman Olsen served in the Peace Corps in Columbia, 1962 to 1964. He taught at a University and placed several athletes on the Columbian Olympic team. He was stationed with USAID/ Vietnam 1966 to 1970. He also served in a variety of posts with USAID including Washington DC, Kenya, Botswana, Rwanda, Cameroon, and Uganda. He helped found the Amateur Cycling Association of Kenya. In Washington, organized a program for training 3,000 Nigerian students in trade and technical disciplines, paid for by the Nigerian government. He managed a successful bean marketing cooperative in Rwanda that had sales of over $5 million per year. In Cameroon, he kept the American School of Yaoundé solvent as the students won the International Knowledge Bowl. He assisted the Ugandans to promulgate a new constitution and hold the first free and fair elections in their history. Over the past eight years as a consultant developed a democratization strategy for Cambodia, (implementation was temporarily slowed by a coup), assisted Indonesia in organizing the world’s largest election monitoring operation, (it resulted in Indonesia’s first free and fair national election), and returned to Botswana to see the African village where Betsy and his wife lived, had grown into the Bakersfield California of Africa. Betsy has accompanied Norm on most of these assignments, supporting and teaching in each place.

• Vietnam and Iraq: A strategic and Tactical Comparison (4/05) - by Norm Olsen

• The Pedagogy of Writing (5/05) - by Betsy Olsen

Charles C. Partridge, 13434 Point Pleasant Dr., Chantilly, VA 22021, 703-378-8134. Legislative Counsel, National Association of Uniformed Services. Colonel, USA, Ret. Formerly, Office of Legislative Liaison, US Army; Chief of Staff, 2nd Infantry Div.; CO, 2nd Infantry Support Command. BS, U. of Alabama; MPA, Penn State U.; Command & General Staff College; Army War College. ALPS Steering Committee.

• National Service (3/90)

• The Great Health Care Debate (5/94)

• Review of The Just War by Paul Ramsay (1/01)

• Principles of War in Iraq (11/04)

John Knox Partridge. Associate professor of philosophy, Wheaton Coll., Norton, MA. BA and MA, College of William & Mary; Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins U.

• How Morals Motivate: David Hume’s Genealogy of Moral Motivation

• Meno’s Paradox and the Drama of Dialectic (9/00)

• “Know Thyself”: The Delphic Inscription and Socratic Care of the Self (3/05)

George F. Rodgers, 3544 Queen Anne Dr., Fairfax, VA 22030, 703-591-4357. Adjunct faculty in telecommunications, NOVA; Systems/Electrical Engineer; radar, sonar. BS, US Coast Guard Academy; MSEE, MIT; Registered Professional Engineer-EE. ALPS charter member.

• From Sign-Stimuli to Cybernetics (5/73)

• Confucius and Beethoven (4/74)

• Pilgrimage in Suburbia (5/75)

• The Modern Soviet Navy (3/77)

• Review: Heyerdahl’s Early Man and the Ocean (5/83)

• Hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic and the Rise of Nazis to Power (10/85)

• D. H. Lawrence: Apostle of Transition (9/88)

• Dynamics of Mathematics in Life & The Physical Sciences (6/91)

• A Demonstration Project for Advanced Math in High Schools (11/92)

• Long Range Forecasting for Fairfax City (2/95)

• Book review: The Magic Mountain, Thomas Mann (9/96)

• Post-Calculus Mathematics for High Schools (1/99)

• Pre-College Teaching Challenges for S&T Tracks (5/00)

• Technology Advances for Tanker Spill Problems (10/01)

• The 20% Factor For Women in S & T ((/02)

• Book Review: Constantine’s Sword (10/03)

• The Conquerors, and Inside the Vatican of Pius XII (9/04)

• Book Review: “In Search of Paul” by Crossan & Reed (9/05)

• A Book Reviw: Walking The Bible, by Bruce Feiler (1/07)

Joseph Schiesl, 9680 Janet Rose Court, Manassas, VA, 20111. 703-323-5413. Joe is a native of Elizabeth, NJ. He holds a Mechanical Engineering degree from NJ Institute of Technology, a Meteorology degree from NYU, and a Hydrologist Certification from the World Meteorological Organization's Hydrology Course for Foreign Nationals. He served as a USAF Weather Officer, preparing global aviation forecasts in support of SAC. Later he worked for the National Weather Service (NWS), first as a regional forecaster for the states of VA, MD, DE, WV, and DC. After transferring to NWS headquarters, Joe was responsible for automating the meteorologic, hydrologic, and oceanographic data collection networks. He chaired a number of Interagency committees for the Office of the Federal Coordinator for Meteorology. Since retiring from the Federal service in 1998, Joe has done technical editing for National Geographic and Time-Life and now works part time for a technology corporation in Hawaii.

• How Meteorological Instruments Evolved (1/05)

Philip T. Smiley, 3603 Willoughby Point Lane, Fairfax, VA 22033. 703-378-1520. CAPT, USN, Ret. Naval aviator. Program manager, Northrop Grumman; Independent consultant. Doctoral candidate, George Washington U. BS, San Diego State Coll; MS, U of Southern California.

• The Federal Government’s Role in Higher Education (6/03)

• Sowing the Seeds of Love in a Troubled World: 3 prize-winning essays submitted to the Rotary Club of Crystal City, presented by their authors (high school sophomores)

Frank D. Spicer, 5201 Whisper Willow Dr., Fairfax, VA 22030.

William B. Staples, 10076 Daniels Run Way, Fairfax, VA 22030, 703-218-3172. Colonel, USA, Ret. Arms Control And Disarmament Agency. Formerly, 5th Special Forces Gp, Vietnam; US Army Chemical Corps. BA, MS, U. of Washington.

• Arms Control - What is the Future? (5/85)

• SALT II: Interim Restraints (6/86)

• The INF Treaty: An Explanation and Status Report (2/88)

• How Will The Bush Administration Handle Arms Control? (1/89)

• What Will The Chemical Weapons Convention Do To, or For, US? 3/93

• Chemical Weapons Treaty Implementation (6/95)

• Reorganization of Foreign Affairs Agencies (9/97)

• US Government Role in Chem-Bio Terrorism - PDD 39 (2/04)

H. Eugene Thompson, 3742 Chain Bridge Road, Fairfax, VA 22030, 703-273-2666.

Charles R. Thompson, 4219 Burke Station Road, Fairfax, VA 22032, 703-978-5823. Consulting On Government Procurement, Inc. LTC, US Army, Ret. BS, West Virginia U.; MS, Florida Institute of Technology. Secretary, ALPS, 1993-

• Social Programs in Government Procurement (9/86)

• Form and Usefulness of Biography (11/89)

• The Parson’s Cause (4/93)

• Roots of Hatred: An Overview of the Origin and History of Islam (6/02)

Charles Uphaus, 4041 Woodland Dr., Fairfax, VA 22030, 703-273-8444

Born Missouri, 1947; B.S. from Arizona State University (1969) and M.S. in agricultural and resource economics from the University of Hawaii (1975). Peace Corps volunteer (Nepal) and soon-to-be-retired foreign service officer with the U.S. Agency for International Development.

He and Kathy have lived in numerous overseas locations, most recently in Bangladesh.

• Justice, Righteousness and the Prophetic Tradition (5/06)

Otto W. Will, III, 10114 Ballynahown Circle, Fairfax, VA 22030-2491, 703-691-2598. CAPT, USN, (Ret), 1953-83. Commanded surface ships, US Navy; USNA instructor in naval subjects, personnel at selection-assignment and headquarters levels, ship acquisition and modernization, facilities planning and programming, Naval War College. TRW, Inc. (ret) 1983-94; Ship Acquisition Support Project engineering services merchant ship USN augmentation applications, amphibious warfare ships. BS, USNA; MS, George Washington U. Author: Simplified Rules of the Nautical Road, (USNI 1963, 1968)

Robert A. Wright, 4339 Majestic Lane, Fairfax, VA 22033, 703-378-4090. LTC, USAR, Ret. Operations Officer, USA Intelligence Command. BA, Spanish Lit., Brown U.

Stanley E. Young, 10315 Ford Road, Fairfax, VA 22030, 703-273-6958. Economist, Ret. Formerly, CIA Russian studies; economic analysis, planning, personnel management, budget; comptroller, Federal Credit Union. BS, Macalester Col.; MA, U. of Minnesota.

• Uncharted Economic Waters (2/86)

• Report to James Madison: Virginia’s Economy in 1787 (9/87)

• 1992 E.C. Street (5/89)

• Mayopia: A Squint at the Ancient Mayas (1/92)

• Rights of Passage: The Philosophy of Human Rights (1/94)

• European Monetary Dis-union (2/97)

Presentations by Former ALPS Members

Bobby Anderson, On Financing a War (9/95); A Synopsis of Early Medicine (10/96)

Leon Boothe: Democracy and Foreign Policy, 12/73; The US & The Middle East Dilemma: An Overview, 10/74; One Historian Looks at The Bicentennial, 3/76

Dennis J. Bowden: The Russian Revolutions of 1917 and 1991: A Brief Comparison (2/92)

J. Howe Brown: John Quincy Adams & The Jubilee of the Constitution, 10/83; Issues in Felony Sentencing in Virginia, 11/86

Omar Buchwalter: Moral Education: Is It Possible? 2/75; Developments of Anti-Jewish Sentiments in the New Testament, 2/78

John J. Burke: Freedom of Information: How Much Is Too Much? 10/88

Thomas Coldwell: US Navy Memorial: A Living Memorial on America’s Main Street (4/92)

Gerald J. “Jerry” Coutant: The National Forests: The Lands Nobody Wanted (4/96)

* William W. Cover: ALPS charter member. Toward a New Cosmology, 3/73; Historical Survey of Disarmament Efforts and Issues, 4/76; ALPS Redux: Origins and Policies, with Brief Bio of Founder, 5/84; Westmoreland vs CBS, et al., 12/84; The American Character, or, David M. Potter’s People of Plenty 1/86;  The English Civil War & the “Puritan Revolution”, 1642-1660, 5/87; Mr. Jefferson’s Army, 10/89; Discussant: The Situation in the Middle East, 10/90; Discussant: The Crisis in the Persian Gulf, 2/91

Donald L. Cummings, Conflict in Northwest Africa, (2/90); NAFTA: A Mexican Perspective (5/93)

Michael Devan: Cold Fusion: Power For The Future (5/99)

* Leslie V. Dix: ALPS charter member. Privacy: Some Considerations (2/74); The Right of Privacy Extended: Abortion (Roe vs Wade) (11/75); Constitutional Convention? (On Tugwell’s Compromising of the Constitution) (2/77); A Selection of Recent Cases Sounding in Tort (9/83); Interpreting the Amended Constitution (11/85); The US Constitution: The Roots of Due Process (1/87)

William J. D. Escher: The Inevitability of Non-Fossil Energy - Disaster or Opportunity? (9/94)

The Sling of David on the Moon: The Lunatron Concept (5/95)

Robert A. Gessert: US Arms Export Policy and Weapons Cooperation, 3/78

Harley Grimm, Communication Satellites Come of Age, 9/74; The Computer Said That!, 6/76

* Edward B. Gross ALPS Charter Member. What’s Going on Here? (10/73) Lifeboat Drills on the Titanic(4/74) Extrasensory Phenomenology (5/74) The Titanic Revisited (14 months later) (9/75) Genesis or Evolution (1/06)

J. Mauri Hamilton, Is It Impressionism or Neo-Impressionism? (2/93), Existentialism (3/95)

Ronald G. Hoopes, Oberammergau: A Pledge Fulfilled (1/98)

* Toshio Hoshide, Personal Justice Denied: The Evacuation of Civilians in World War II, 3/87

* Harry W. Johnson, On Creationism (1/96)

* Fred C. Lewis: Atheism in the US (5/88); Serious Problems Facing Our Nation (6/89)

Joseph C. Luman: Statues & Pigeons, Heroes & You, 4/84; The Most Powerful Fiction I Perceive, 3/86; Helping Hands, Out, Up, or Off? 3/89; Associations - An American Disease, 9/91

* Jack Manley: Review: Lefevre’s Understandings of Man, 6/73

Ron McRae: Psychic Arms Race?, 11/83; Living Insane in an Insane World, 9/84

Benjamin Nunez: A Survey of Slavery in Latin America, 3/85

Richard B. O’Keeffe, Sr.: A Translation from Two Sandinista Texts, 1893 & 1981, 4/88

* Merton S. Parsons: Review: Galbraith’s Economics of Consciousness, 9/73; World Food and World Population, 6/75

Richard A. Pledger: Predicting Presidential Performance, 10/84; The Beauty of Mathematics, 4/87

F. Gary Powers, The U-2 Incident: A Personal Overview (6/98)

A. Vance Renfroe: Decay of Democracy’s Birthplace: Social Values, Political Necessity (6/87); China’s Economy: The Golden Ricebowl (10/87); TR As Commander in Chief (6/90); The Psalter: A Mirror of Hebrew Culture (3/91); Picking Up the Splinters of the Former Soviet Union (2/94); Russia and a New World Order: The Next Chapter (5/97); A Reading of Original Poems (2/98); The Future of Tenure: Can This Dinosaur Tiptoe Through the Tar Pit? ( 10/99); An Instance of the Fingerpost: Justanotre University & The Violin Player (4/00); National Security & Higher Education in the Knowledge Age (10/00); An Overview and Comparison of Selected National Security Leadership Preparation Programs in Major Institutions of Higher Education in the Greater Washington Metropolitan Area (6/01)

John Salmon: Psychology of Consciousness, 9/73; Tribalism and World Politics, 9/76; Abraham Before His Time: The Ebla Tablets, 11/77

William Schultheiss: Understanding the Artificial, 4/75; Intelligence in Government, 12/76

* George T. Schultz: Singular Passion (10/98)

Lee Swan: Mantras, Mandalas, and Mudras, 1/74

Howard S. Teague: Soviet Agriculture, 2/85

Otto F. Unsinn: Congress and the Military, 6/84

Art Warner: Energy in the US, 11/74; Construction of a National Energy Policy, 5/76

* Charles E. Waterman: Reflections on Being a Prisoner By Choice (5/77); Goethe: An Appreciation (3/83), (5/92); 40 Years After: A Corporal’s-Eye View of D-Day/Utah Beach. (6/84); Detective Story: Search For Our Proto-Indo-European “Cousins” (3/88); Bastille Day 200 (4/89); Biblical Criticism: A Microscope on Holy Writ (11/91)

* Eston T. White: Dissidence in the Soviet Union, 10/86

Jay Wilson: Some Current Controversies in Evolutionary Biology, 6/85

* Deceased