41. Under The Covers: Listed By Review Date: April 1999 Obasan by Kogawa, Joy; Fertile Ground by Krich, Rochelle (review 2); HowTo Accommodate Men by krysl, marilyn; Last Warrior, The by Kyle, Kristen. http://www.silcom.com/~manatee/revdate499.html

Under the Covers: Listed by Review Date: April 1999 Treasured Embrace by Bauer, Marsha Forget Me Not by Boschen, Lee Warrior's Apprentice by Bujold, Lois McMaster Hear No Evil by Campbell, Bethany (review #2) Angels Flight by Connelly, Michael Spyder Web by Grace, Tom (review #2) Testament, The by Grisham, John (review #2) Playing for Keeps: Michael Jordan and the World He Made by Halberstam, David New Asian Emporers: The Overseas Chinese, Their Strengths and Competitive Advantages by George T. Haley, Ushe C. V. Haley and Chin Ti Tan Promise of Kierna'rhoan, The by by Kelly, Isabo Secret Fire by Lindsey, Johanna When Love Awaits by Lindsey, Johanna His Tender Touch by Mignery, Sharon Reason Enough to Hope: America and the World of the 21st Century by Morrison, Philip and Tsibis, Kosta Walk Through Fire, A by Muller, Marcia Money To Burn by Munger, Katy Gambler's Daughter by Owen, Ruth Problem of the Spiteful Spiritualist, The by Rogow, Roberta For This Week I Thee Wed by St. John, Cheryl Dead Ground by Seymour, Gerald Price of Innocence, The

42. Under The Covers: Listed By Author Kent Boundary Waters. Kruesi, Mary Alice One Summer's Night (2 reviews);Second Star to the Right (2 reviews). krysl, marilyn How To http://www.silcom.com/~manatee/authk.html

Under the Covers: Listed by Author K Kadish, Rachel From a Sealed Room Kadow, Jeanine Burnout Kaewert, Julie Unprintable Untitled Kagan, Elaine Somebody's Baby Kagan, Janet Hellspark (2 reviews) Kahn, Sharon Fax Me a Bagel Never Nosh a Matzo Ball Kaiser, Janice Night Games Kaiser, R.J. Fruitcake Jane Doe Kalodridis, Jeanne Children of the Vampire Covenant with a Vampire Lord of the Vampires Kaminsky, Howard and Susan Twelve, The Kaminsky, Stuart Vengeance Kamm, Henry Cambodia: Report from a Stricken Land Kanar, Stephen J Factor, The Kane, Andrea Black Diamond, The Emerald Garden Gold Coin, The (2 reviews) Music Box, The (2 reviews) Silver Coin, The (2 reviews) Theft, The (2 reviews) Kane, Kathleen Dreamweaver Pocketful of Paradise, A "The Return of Travis Dean" in Perfect Secrets anthology Simply Magic Still Close to Heaven This Time for Keeps (2 reviews) When the Halo Falls Wish Upon a Cowboy Kantra, Virginia Passion of Patrick MacNeill, The Karon, Jan New Song, A Kaplan, Hester Edge of Marriage Kaplan, Janice Whole Truth, The Kapp, Marilyn Where the Fire Thorns Grow Karp, Larry

43. Stories, Listed By Author krysl, marilyn * The Thing Around Them, (ss) 1999 The Best AmericanShort Stories 2000, ed. EL Doctorow, Houghton Mifflin 2000. KUEHN http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/anth/s66.htm

Miscellaneous Anthologies Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents KRAUSS, WILLIAM A. Accident Near Charlottesburg, (ss) New Yorker Short Stories from The New Yorker KRAUTKRAMER, KATE Walking, (ss) Beacon Best of 2000 , ed. Edwidge Danticat, Beacon Press 2000 A Letter, (nv) YZK The Mammoth Book of International Erotica , ed. Maxim Jakubowski, Robinson 1996 ; tr. by A. G. Brain KREMER, PAT Tilly Witch in the Park, (ss) Mists and Magic , ed. Dorothy Edwards, Guildford: Lutterworth Press 1983 KRENTZ, JAYNE ANN Connecting Rooms, (ss) Popular Fiction: An Anthology , ed. Gary Hoppenstand, Addison-Wesley 1998 Trying to Tame the Romance: Critics and Correctness, (ar) Popular Fiction: An Anthology , ed. Gary Hoppenstand, Addison-Wesley 1998 KRENTZ, LINDA BARLOW * Beneath the Surface: The Hidden Codes of Romance (with Jayne Ann ), (ss) Popular Fiction: An Anthology , ed. Gary Hoppenstand, Addison-Wesley 1998 KRISMAN, SUE No Marks for Rolf, (ss) , ed. Robin Baird-Smith, Constable 1988 KRULL, GEORGE ; see pseudonym Dean Evans KRUNICH, MILUTIN

44. Index Stories, Listed By Author, Part 40 KRUSE, JOHN (1919 ); No information. KRUTCH, JOSEPH WOOD (1893-1970); krysl,marilyn; KRYTHE, MAYMIE R. KRYVICKY, S. KUBILIUS, WALTER (1918-1993); http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/fictionmag/q40.htm

The FictionMags Index Index: Stories, Listed by Author, Part 40 Previous Table-of-Contents KENYON, ORR KENYON, ROBERT O. ; house pseudonym KENYON, RUTH KENYON, SIR FREDERIC G., K.C.B. KENYON, THEDA KENYON, WILL ... KEON, GRACE ; pseudonym of Grace Wallace Doonan KEPPEN, LEWIS A. KER, DAVID A Combat of Giants ... KERMIT, LANCE ; house pseudonym; A house pseudonym of Popular Publications, used by at least fifteen people in as many different magazines. Alden Norton wrote two pieces; it is possible that Roy Ald is responsible for the remaining piece. KERN, CARL KERN, DONALD W. KERN, MAY ROOT KERNAGHAN, ALEX ... KERNAHAN, MRS. COULSON [i.e., Mary Jean Hickling Bettany Gwynne Kernahan] (1857-1941) KERNAHAN, S. P. KERNAN, HARRY H. KERNAN, MICHAEL KERNAN, THOMAS ... KEROUAC, JACK ; [i.e., John Kerouac] (1922-1969) KERR, ALEX KERR, ALVAH MILTON KERR, BARBARA KERR, DEBORAH ... KERR, ROBERT ; pseudonym (1899- ) KERR, ROD KERR, RUTH KERR, SAMUEL ELLSWORTH KERR, SOPHIE ... KERSH, GERALD (1911-1968); see pseudonyms P. J. Gahagan Waldo Kellar Alison Rostron KERTTULA, T. J. ... KESCEL, J. THOMPSON ; see under Kescel, Joseph T.

45. Special Issue Carolyne Wright Soulskin, marilyn krysl Warscape With Lovers, marilyn krysl GaryPackernick - I Have a Name, David Ignatow Constance Merritt - Otherwise New http://www.unl.edu/schooner/archives/spr98.htm

Archives > Spring 1998 Volume 72, Number 1, Spring 1998 Special Issue: Poetry Contributors and Cover credit Ted Kooser - Lying for the Sake of Making Poems, essay Carol Frost - Self Pity, essay Linda Pastan - Three poems Bob Russell - Three poems Kathleen Neuer - Waking Up Amazed in April, poem Thom Ward - Stray Dogs, Foaming, poem Elaine Terranova - Skirt, poem Mark Vinz - Morning Watch, poem Bobbi Su Nadal - Three poems Larry Wayne - Johns First Kiss, poem Rodney Tynan Jack - Four poems Virgil Suarez - Two poems Ha Jin - Two poems Matthea F. Harvey - Frederick Courteney Selous's Letters to His Love, poem Alice Friman - Two poems Judith Berke - Two poems T. Alan Broughton - excerpt from Ancient Histories Carol S. Westberg - Two poems Ruth L. Schwartz - Two poems Brian Swann - Three poems Melissa Katsimpalis - Two poems Robert Gibb - The Homestead Strike and Lockout, 1892, poem William Trowbridge - Three poems Kirk Nesset - Saint X, poem Daniel Tobin - Stations, poem Robert Pack - Two poems Michael McFee - Phantoum, poem Elizabeth Macklin - Three poems Emily Grosholz - Five poems Albert Goldbarth - Three poems Michael Finley - Baby Danger

46. Contributors And Cover Flannel, poem f 100 Kobylarz, P. Postulations of a Blind man, poem sp 174 krysl,marilyn - Cherry Garcia, Pistachio Cream, story w 167 Landau, Deborah http://www.unl.edu/schooner/html/index01.html

Contents of Volume 75, 2001 Adam, Christina - Two short stories f 89 Alam, Naveed - Three poems sp 45 Bondurant, Matt - The Queen of Sparta, story w 121 Becker, Robin - Five poems f 26 Bell, Heidi - The Boys of My Youth Jo Ann Beard , review su 192 Bell, Josh - Three poems sp 120 Bentley, Roy - Two poems sp 148 Bernstein, Jane - The Anatomy of Worry, essay sp 95 Boswell, Marta - Three poems f 128 Brown, Deborah - Four poems sp 86 Brown, Jonas - Two poems sp 109 Buchbinder, Jane - The first story, story su 99 Cabiles, Nelinia - Tsunami, story w 69 Tender Toi Derricotte, review sp 185 Cairns, Scott - Six poems sp 110 Cameron, Esther - Squares and Courtyards Marilyn Hacker, review f 186 Carlson, Nancy Naomi - Sighting for Life, poem su 148 Carren, Thomas - Clemency Colette Inez, review su 180 Casey, Maud - Trespassing, story w 140 poem f 123 Cihlar, Jim - Lessons, poem sp 24 Clayton, Douglas -

47. WHMC-Columbia--Open Places Kornfeld, Anita Clay; Kostelanetz, Richard (1940 ); Kramer, Laura;Kreigel, Phyllis; krysl, marilyn; Kuhner, Herbert; Ladwig, Jo; Lance http://www.system.missouri.edu/whmc/invent/3068.html

, Columbia, Missouri, Records, 1968-1987INVENTORY Open Places , Columbia, Missouri, Records, 1968-1987 (C3068) 149 folders on 6 rolls of microfilm MICROFILM INTRODUCTION Records of a small poetry and review magazine. Consists of general, contributor, and publication correspondence. Includes materials primarily pertaining to the magazine's last six years of publication, 1981-1987. See Collection 3705 for material relating to the magazine's first fifteen years. DONOR INFORMATION Open Places was loaned to the University of Missouri for copying by Eleanor Bender, the editor of Open Places , on 2 August 1988 (Accession No. 4863). HISTORICAL SKETCH Eleanor M. Bender began editing Open Places , a contemporary poetry and review magazine, out of her New York City apartment in 1966. With the support of private monies and subscriptions, the magazine was published sporadically. From its first appearance, Bender intended Open Places to be a quarterly publication, but this was not realized until 1968 when she moved to Columbia, Missouri. Through the assistance of Max Baird, Bender began printing the magazine quarterly as a Southern Critic publication. Together Bender and Baird produced issues 5 and 6. With issue 7/8

48. Allegheny College: News Releases - November News, Accomplished Poet marilyn krysl to Present Works at AlleghenyCollege MEADVILLE, Pa. November 3, 2000 - The Allegheny College http://www.alleg.edu/news1/releases/2000/november/krysl.html

Accomplished Poet Marilyn Krysl to Present Works at Allegheny College MEADVILLE, Pa. - November 3, 2000 - The Allegheny College 2000-2001 Single Voice Reading Series will present a reading by accomplished poet Marilyn Krysl on Thursday, Nov. 16. The reading will begin at 8 p.m. in the Grounds for Change coffeehouse (3rd floor, Campus Center, Allegheny College campus). Krysl is an established author of poetry. Currently the director of the creative writing program at the University of Colorado at Boulder, Krysl's books include Saying Things, What We Have To Live With, Midwife and Soulskin. Other pieces of her works have been included in anthologies such as O. Henry Prize Stories, Pushcart Prize Anthology, Sudden Fiction, and The Atlantic. In addition, Krysl's Warscape With Lovers won the Cleveland State Poetry Center Prize in 1997. She is also co-editor of the literary journal Many Mountains Moving. The Single Voice Reading Series at the College is sponsored by the creative writing program of Allegheny's Department of English. The series will continue at Allegheny with readings by Antonio Vallone on February 6, Penelope Pelizzon on March 12, and Daniel Stern on April 12.

49. PAL: Lawson Fusao Inada (1938 - ) 25465. krysl, marilyn. Literature as the Music of Community An Interviewwith Lawson Fusao Inada. Bloomsbury Review 17.4 (Jul-Aug 1997) 15-16. http://www.csustan.edu/english/reuben/pal/chap10/inada.html

PAL: Perspectives in American Literature - A Research and Reference Guide Paul P. Reuben Chapter 10: Late Twentieth Century - Lawson Fusao Inada (1938 - ) Memoirs of LFI Modern American Poetry: LFI Primary Works Selected Bibliography ... Home Page Source: Asian/Pacific American Student Services Top Primary Works Before the war; poems as they happened. NY: Morrow, 1971. PS3559 .N3 B4 The Buddha bandits down Highway 99: poetry. Legends from camp: poems. In this great land of freedom: the Japanese pioneers of Oregon. poetry by Lawson Fusao Inada; historical essay by Eiichiro Azuma; edited by Akemi Kikumura, Lawson Fusao Inada, Mary Worthington. Los Angeles: Japanese American National Museum, 1993. F885 .J3 I56 Drawing the line: poems. Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, 1997. PS3559 .N3 D73 Unfinished message: selected works of Toshio Mori. introduction by Lawson Fusao Inada; foreword by Steven Y. Mori. Santa Clara: Santa Clara University; Berkeley: Heyday Books, 2000. PS3563 .O87163 A6 Only what we could carry: the Japanese American internment experience.

50. Winter 2000 Colorado Visions, Page 3 commissioned works. krysl, marilyn $20,000 Boulder, CO CATEGORY LiteratureFellowships FIELD/DISCIPLINE Literature. Palmer, Karen http://www.coloarts.state.co.us/covisions/winter00/cv03.html

COLORADO VISIONS, page 3 National News Briefs NEA Announces Grant Recipients In December, the National Endowment for the Arts made its first grant announcement for Fiscal Year 2000. Almost $20 million in new grants will go to nonprofit organizations and individuals across the country to commission new plays, musical compositions, sculptures and other works of art; to present touring dance performances, art exhibitions, symphonies and operas; to fund literary fellowships and publications; to stage jazz, folk and theater festivals; and to support new technology as a tool for the creation and distribution of art. Bill Ivey, Chairman of the Arts Endowment, said, "A broad spectrum of American creativity will be supported by these new grants, ensuring our country's living cultural heritage will continue to thrive into the next millennium." The following nine Colorado artists and organizations received a total of $235,000: Colorado State University Center for Literary Publis hing (Colorado Review) Ft Collins, CO

51. Poetry | Csmonitor.com interested in me only incidentally – me, a soft, dazed,. lazy she, going slowly,deliciously, daisy and bee crazy. by marilyn krysl. About the Poet http://www.csmonitor.com/atcsmonitor/specials/poetry/p-pomjuly01.html

Poem of the Month Carpe diem Three bees seize this opportunity to buzz me, but see: now, instead of three, there are many: lazy, buzzing me and the blue felicias, all of us convened to please the powers that be, bees and me Audio Listen to the author read her poem in this blue haze of daisies, lazily seeking the slow leak of summer's sweetness. So be it: these fuzzy spinners of honey, interested in me me, a soft, dazed, lazy she, going slowly, deliciously, daisy and bee crazy. by Marilyn Krysl About the Poet Marilyn Krysl has published more than 100 poems, plus stories and essays, in The Atlantic, The Nation, The New Republic, and many other journals. Her work has also appeared in "Best American Short Stories 2000," "O. Henry Prize Stories," and the "Pushcart Prize Anthology." She is the director of the Creative Writing Program at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and co-editor of the literary journal Many Mountains Moving. She has received two NEA fellowships and has published seven books of poetry, including "Warscape With Lovers," which won the Cleveland State Poetry Center Prize in 1996. Want to know more about poem of the month?

52. The Face And Place Of Poetry For October – In cursive by Len Roberts For August – Waiting for the muse by Michael S. Glaser For July – Carpe diem by marilyn krysl For June http://www.csmonitor.com/atcsmonitor/specials/poetry/p-pom2000.html

Poems of the month, 2002 "Winter pond" by Taylor Graham "The moon at the end of the street" by Michael T. Young "Fall, in Minnesota" by Krista Rothmaler "Autumn coming" by Allison Childs Wells "Squint-eyed" by Bonny Barry Sanders "Sharpening a saw" by Robert Morgan "I shall write down their names" by Marilyn Dorf "At the window" by Joan I. Siegel "Pitch" by Steven Ratiner "A letter home" by Robin S. Chapman "Frost" by Diana Der-Hovanessian "Winter at West Long Branch, New Jersey" by Maria Mazziotti Gillan Poems of the month, 2001 "First snow" by Ethan Gilsdorf "Waiting" by Charles R. Feldstein "In cursive" by Len Roberts "Waiting for the muse" by Michael S. Glaser "Carpe diem" by Marilyn Krysl "A rondel for spring" by Steve Wilson "At the shore" by Andrew Jantz "Kindling" by Hilary Holladay "Geese at midnight" by Lyn Lifshin "The pines" by Ronald Thorpe "Night of the freezing rain" by Dixie Partridge Poems of the month, 2000 "Sparrows" By Kurt Leland "November pink" By Priscilla Atkins "The perfect distance" By Michael J. Bielawa "September" By Maria Banus "Stars" By Todd James Pierce "European ritual" By Marianne Poloskey "Riding a bike at night" By Joyce Sidman "Pear, a contemplation"

53. Marily Krysl - Summer Solstice I was alive, in the midst of great loving, which is all I've ever wanted.The soldiers of both sides probably wanted just this. marilyn krysl. http://judithpordon.tripod.com/poetry/id113.html

Casa Poema - Famous Poems, New Poetry, Photos and Quotes Marily Krysl - Summer Solstice Home Page Casa Poema Writers' Retreat Poems Love Poetry ... Chat SUMMER SOLSTICE, BATTICALOA, SRI LANKA The war had turned inward until it resembled suicide. The only soothing thing was water. I passed the sentries, followed the surf out of sight. I would sink into the elements, become simple. Surf sounds like erasure, over and over. I lay down and let go, the way you trust an animal. When I opened my eyes, all down the strand small crabs, the bright yellow of a crayon, had come out onto the sand. Their numbers, scattered, resembled the galactic spill and volume of the stars. I, who had lain down alone, emptied, waked at the center of ten thousand prayers. Who would refuse such attention. I let it sweeten me back into the universe. I was alive, in the midst of great loving, which is all I've ever wanted. The soldiers of both sides probably wanted just this. - Marilyn Krysl Social, Political and Anti-War Poems var site="s12gracedpoet"

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55. Salon Books | The Garner Report: October 1998 Inside the mind of a college football coach. krysl, marilyn How to AccommodateMen (Coffee House). Stories. Lehrer, Jim Purple Dots (Random House). http://archive.salon.com/books/garn/1998/09/28garn.html

A L S O T O D A Y Reviewed by Stephanie Zacharek This irresistible blend of gossip, reportage and crackerjack observation follows Italian mezzo soprano Cecilia Bartoli through today's colorful opera scene T A B L E T A L K Poems that changed your life: Sing their praises in prose, iambic pentameter or however you see fit in the Books area of Table Talk B O O K C A S E A new service for book lovers R E C E N T L Y Death in Summer By William Trevor Fiction Ghost Town By Robert Coover Fiction Apples By Frank Browning Nonfiction We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families By Philip Gourevitch Nonfiction Model Behavior By Jay McInerney Fiction Browse the Books feature archive F R O M O U R C O N T R I B U T O R S Penguin Soup for the Soul Tom Tomorrow's new book of cartoons S A L O N E M P O R I U M FREE! 12-ounce bag of Salon Blend with a purchase of $30 or more. While supplies last. The Garner Report: October A highly subjective, monthly roundup of upcoming book titles. BY DWIGHT GARNER F all is the book industry's busiest, craziest season the time when publishers come muscling in, sharp elbows at the ready, with their biggest, most ambitious titles. Thousands of books are released almost simultaneously; most of them will die quickly without the oxygen that reviews, press attention and word-of-mouth provide. Each fall (and spring) for the past three years, as Salon's senior editor in charge of book reviews, I've helped the magazine plan our book coverage by plowing through a high heap of publishers' catalogs to compile a list of some of the most interesting forthcoming titles a picky, whimsical, wildly subjective list that I forward to the rest of Salon's editorial staff. This year we thought: Why not share this raw data with our readers? What better way to provide a quick, opinionated preview of some of this season's best books?

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57. Many Mountains Moving 2003 Literary Events The first workshop will be held Friday, January 24 from 11 to 2 pm, and will betaught by renowned author and poet marilyn krysl, author of numerous books http://www.mmminc.org/events.html

about journal literary awards book contest ... contact 2003 Literary Events >>Salon >>Writing Workshops >>2002 Literary Events Monthly Literary Salon Our monthly literary salon is held on the third Wednesday of the month, from 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art at 1750 13th Street, Boulder, Colorado. A different reader is featured each month. Readings begin promptly at 6:30 p.m. and are followed by a potluck dinner with time for participants to share their work. R.S.V.P. to 303-545-9942 or E-mail RSVP@mmminc.org Featured Salon Speakers January Michael Ramos is a first generation Filipino-American. He wrote his collectino of stories, Polvoron , after traveling extensively in the Philippines to learn about his family's heritage. His stories have appeared in Indiana Review Many Mountains Moving , and Prairie Schooner . He lives in Denver, Colorado with his wife and daughter. February Kathryn Winograd is the author of the poetry collection Air into Breath (Ashland Poetry Press). She writes in different genres, including commercial writing and children's books. She will read from her latest poetry collection. March George Moore's third collection of poems

58. Mountain Movers marilyn krysl, Contributing Editor. marilyn krysl has published more than 100 poems,stories, and essays in The Atlantic, The Nation, and The New Republic. http://www.mmminc.org/staff.html

about journal literary awards book contest ... contact Editorial Board Naomi Horii, Editor-in-Chief Naomi Horii is a freelancer writer and editor. She is the recipient of the Colorado Council on the Arts Fellowship in Fiction and of the Rocky Mountain Women's Institute Fellowship in Fiction. Debra Bokur, Poetry Editor Debra Bokur is a poet, screenwriter, playwright and journalist who lives overlooking the Continental Divide in the wilds of Colorado. A former film critic, she has worked as a newspaper editor, film critic and magazine editor, and spent years training horses for dressage and three-day eventing on a farm in North Florida. Her work has appeared in a variety of domestic and international magazines, journals and anthologies. She is the recipient of the 1996 Frances Buck Sherman Award and a contributing author to Spreading the Word: Editors on Poetry (The Bench Press, 2001). A native of New England, she has one son, three dogs, campaigns for independent film and dreams endlessly of the sea. Miho Shida, Art Editor

59. CU Write In The Rockies Reading Series::Marilyn Krysl And Reg Saner::December 3 An Evening with. marilyn krysl. Novelist and Poet. Author of HOW TOACCOMMODATE MEN and WARSCAPE WITH LOVERS. marilyn krysl has published http://ucsu.colorado.edu/~blacksto/reading.html

and The Creative Writing Program of the University of Colorado English Department invite you to join us for An Evening with Marilyn Krysl Novelist and Poet Author of HOW TO ACCOMMODATE MEN and WARSCAPE WITH LOVERS Marilyn Krysl has published seven books of poetry, three of stories, work in The Atlantic The Nation The New Republic , and other journals, in Best American Short Stories 2000 O. Henry Prize Stories , and the Pushcart Prize Anthology Many Mountains Moving . She has taught ESL in the People's Republic of China, served as Artist in Residence at the Center for Human Caring in Denver, worked as a volunteer for Peace Brigade International in SriLanka, and volunteered at the Kalighat Home for the Destitute and Dying administered by Mother Theresa's Sisters of Charity in Calcutta. She currently volunteers with Sudanese immigrants. "Confidently shifting between satire and lyricism, Krysl's potent, unflinching stories chart how conflict can become catharsisand, happily, there's nothing unaccomodating about them." –Megan Harlan, New York Times "Marilyn Krysl's new book is made of words that are clear and strong and naked. These poems journey out of the many empty spaces of America into flesh and pulse. She is a woman on a journey that is both poetic and carries mortal weight." –Linda Hogan

60. Peace And Conflict Studies At The University Of Colorado, Boulder Dick Kraft, Education, 249, 4928450, kraftr@spot.Colorado.edu. marilynkrysl, English, 226, 492-5213, marilyn.krysl@Colorado.edu. Patricia http://csf.colorado.edu/peace/cu/faculty.html

Peace and Conflict Studies Faculty Associates AY 2001-2002 Membership (Open to all interested faculty at CU - Boulder) Faculty Department Campus Box Phone E-mail Address Ira Chernus Co-Director Religious Studies Ira.Chernus@Colorado.edu Paul Wehr Co-Director Sociology Paul.Wehr@Colorado.edu Frank Beer Political Science Francis.Beer@Colorado.edu Ron Billingsley Presidents Leadership Class Ronald.Billingsley@Colorado.edu John Birks CIRES, Chemistry, Biochemistry birks@terra.Colorado.edu Christopher Braider French/Italian Christopher.Braider@Colorado.edu Guy and Heidi Burgess Conflict Research Consortium Burgess@Colorado.edu Emily Calhoun Law School Emily.Calhoun@Colorado.edu Claudio Cioffi-Revilla Political Science cioffi@Colorado.edu Cathy Comstock Cathy.Comstock@Colorado.edu Jim Downton Sociology James.Downtown@Colorado.edu Colin Dueck Political Science Colin.Dueck@colorado.edu Barbara Engel History Barbara.Engel@Colorado.edu John Forward Psychology John.Forward@Colorado.edu

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