Summer 1993
Disarray in Education Some of Its Symptoms, Forms, Effects, Remedies
- All the Things You Are by Richard B. Hovey
- Barbarians at the Door by Steven J. Bartlett
- Education as Recollection, Encounter, and Ascent by David Levy
- Irving Babbitt In and About China by A. Owen Aldridge
- The Eclipse of Excellence by George A. Panichas
- The Multicultural Teaching of Western Literature by Howard O. Brogan
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- The Chair of Lies by Lawrence Dugan
- The True Crib by Lawrence Dugan
- The Whistle (a short story) by Antonia Warren
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- Dittos, Rush by George W. Carey
- Letters from Grub Street by Russell Kirk
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