35:3/ March 1997

Contents of the online version of the print edition

Perspectives began publishing entire issues online in 1998. The following articles were
published in the print version, but most have not been converted to digital form. If interest
is expressed, we may be able to convert earlier articles as time and rights permissions allow.
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From the President's Desk

• Should We All Become Public Historians?
  by Joyce Appleby

From the Director's Desk

• Area Studies and Historians
  by Sandria B. Freitag

Noteworthy

• The Future of Area Studies: Report on the UCLA Conference Session on Research Issues
  by Sandria B. Freitag

Teaching Innovations

Contributing Editor: Robert Blackey

• Students as Historians: Lessons from an "Interactive" Census Database Project
  by Trudi Johanna Abel
  
  
• Active Learning: A Critical Examination
  by Daniel D. Trifan
  
  
• Comment on Daniel D. Trifan's "Active Learning: A Critical Examination"
  by James W. Oberly

Professional Issues

Contributing Editor: Gail Savage

• Studies Report Mixed News for History Job Seekers
  by Robert B. Townsend

Film and Media

Contributing Editor: Robert Brent Toplin

• The Uses of Film in the Teaching of History: Results of a National Workshop
  by Theodore K. Rabb

Viewpoints

• Further Comment on Daniel D. Trifan's "Active Learning: A Critical Examination"
  by Roland Marchand

AHA Activities

• Annual Report of the Vice President of the AHA Research Division
  by William G. Rosenberg
  
  
• Report of the 1996 Committee on Minority Historians
  by Allision Blakeley
  
• Task Force to Review Perspectives
  
  
• Wendi Maloney Steps Down
  
  
• 1997 AHA Committee Structure
  
  
• What Has the AHA Done for You Lately?

In Memoriam

NCC Advocacy Update

• by Page Putnam Miller

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