The Reclassification Controversy

The cover art of the print version is by Chris Hale.

Staff

Pillarisetti Sudhir, editor
David Darlington, associate editor
Christian Hale, production manager and layout
Liz Townsend, editorial assistant
Vernon Horn, internet projects coordinator

Featured Articles

April 1, 2006

Viewpoints

Historians Change at a Slower Pace Than History

From the AHA

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April 1, 2006

AHA Activities

2006 AHA Nominations

Other Articles

April 1, 2006

From the National Coalition for History

Historians Expose Government Reclassification Effort

April 1, 2006

Bush Administration Asserts Right to Prosecute Those Who Possess Secret Files
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April 1, 2006

From the President

Depending on the Contingent
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April 1, 2006

News

Historians Teach More and Larger Classes, but Make Less Use of Technology
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April 1, 2006

Features

Practical Advice on Getting a Public History Job

April 1, 2006

News

Society for History in the Federal Government Meets in Washington, DC

April 1, 2006

News

ASALH Celebrates Black History Month

April 1, 2006

From the National History Center

National History Center Launches Initiative on History Education Policy

April 1, 2006

News

Members, April 2006

April 1, 2006

In Memoriam

Lance Banning (1942-2006)

April 1, 2006

In Memoriam

Gavin I. Langmuir (1924-2005)

April 1, 2006

In Memoriam

Howard Mackey (1929-2005)

April 1, 2006

In Memoriam

Traian Stoianovich (1920-2005)

News

April 1, 2006

From the National Coalition for History

Scholars Become Targets of the Patriot Act
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April 1, 2006

News

DC History Educators Meet to Discuss American History Teaching

April 1, 2006

News

2006 NEH Fellowships Announced

April 1, 2006

AHA Activities

AHA Arranges for Donation of Books to Universities Affected by Hurricane Katrina