Summer 1995
Essays
- Models and Mentors by Paul Hollander
Testimonies of Gratitude
- Faithful to His Theme by William Rickenbacker
- Father to Daughter by Anne Husted Burleigh
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- On the Mystery of Teachers I Never Met by James V. Schall
- Preface by George A. Panichas
- Remembering a Great Teacher by Henry Regnery
- Responsibility to the Sign by Marion Montgomery
- Schoolmasters by Michael Platt
- Thank You, Tommy by John Attarian
- The Flame and Sparks of Splendor by Milton Birnbaum
- The Man Who Was in Love with the Past by Stephen Tonsor
- To Mr. Schaefer Con Amore by Louise Dauner
- Uncle Irving by Samuel Hux
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