4.2 I Report of evaluation of program "Behind Chivalry: Why men treat women the way they do"
Contents: - Introduction - Procedure - Results and conclusions - Summary Attachments: - Pre-program questionnaire for audience - Post-program questionnaire for audience - Post-program questionnaire for speakers and facilitators
Squires, Joanne S. Tseng, Anthony T. Cusce, Kevin M.
Christopher Newport University, All Rights Reserved
Page 25 taken from the Winter 1984-1985 edition of the Beloit Poetry Journal.
Pages 40 through 43 taken from vol. 3, no. 1 of the New England Review, 1980. Includes the title page.
Pages 86 through 93 taken from vol. 10, no. 38 of WIND/Literary Journal, 1980. Includes the title page.
4.2 I Renewal of Intimacy: Lucien Stryk's Metahor of Comprehension
Pages 30 through 41 taken from vol. 32, no. 2 of the Chigo Review, autumn 1980. Includes the title page and table of contents.
4.2 I Jeroboam Hunts the End of his Looping
Pages 338 through 342 taken from the Review.
4.2 I Nests in a Stone Image: Goyen's Surreal Gethsemane
Pages 415 through 420 taken from vol. 15, no. 4 of Studies in Short Fiction, Fall 1978.
4.2 I Marvelous Reciprocity: The Fiction of William Goyen
Pages 77 through 92 taken from vol. 19, no. 2 of Critique: Studies in Modern Fiction, December 1977.
Pages 187 through 194 taken from vol. 9, no. 2 of Studies in the Novel, Summer 1977.
4.2 I Home as Cherished: The Theme of Family in Fenimore Cooper
Pages 39 through 51 taken from vol. 5, no. 1 of Studies in the Novel, Spring 1973.