On page 3, members will see the slate of candidates for the 1991 election of officers and committee members of the Association to fill the vacancies that occur this coming December. The Nominating Com...

The Nominating Committee for 1991-92, chaired by Gary B. Nash, University of California, Los Angeles, met in Washington, DC, on February 14-16, and offers the following candidates for offices of the A...

The Council of the Association in December endorsed the concept of making use of the heightened interest among our fellow-citizens and students in the Persian Gulf, Near and Middle East to encourage e...

Harold W. Bradley Harold W. Bradley, a retired Vanderbilt University professor and state legislator, died December 7, 1990, at the age of 86. Born in Greenwood, RI, Dr. Bradley received his B.A. and M...

When Ronald Reagan was governor of California, he once suggested that all faculty members should be required to account for how they spent their time, in order to determine if they were spending it in...

The Bill of Rights Education Collaborative (BREC) is pleased to announce the awarding of over $400,000 in regrants for projects designed to strengthen teaching and learning about constitutional rights...

Editor's Note: The following is the first of a planned series of articles on research in foreign archives. In future issues we hope not only to provide information on the research potential of these c...

Growing concern with historical literacy and demonstrations of the power of literacy-like standards in actual school curricula form one of the striking currents in history education in recent years. T...

Editors of historical documents do something which few other historians today do—combine scholarship with entrepreneurship. Historical editing, or the process of making significant historical document...

Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Fellows Rosemary Carroll, Coe Coll. Stanley Goldberg, National Museum of Amer. History Kenneth O'Reilly, U. of Alaska, Anchorage David Sheinin, U. of Toronto, Canad...