"Dream-work and Poiesis: The Discourse of the Visionary Imagination in Rimbaud's Jllumi11ntio11s," presented at the North east Modern Language Association. Hearne Pardee, M.A., Instructor in Art One-person show, Bowery Gallery, "Robert Bordo," Arts Mngazine. "John Marin," A rt News.
ew York, N.Y.
Tamae K. Prind le, Ph. D., Dana Faculty Fellow and Assistant Professor of East Asian Studies (Japanese Language and Litera ture) "Japanese Business Novels," fnpanese Economic Studies. Mnde i11 ]apn11 and Other fnpn11ese "B usiness Novels," translator and editor, M . E . Sharpe, 1 989. " Feminizing a Masculine Text," presented at Bates College. Scott H. Reed, M . F.A., Assistant Professor of Art "Celebrating Richard orton" and "Contributor's Showcase: 1 989," Maine Coast Artists Gallery, Rockport, Maine. One-person show, Edythe L. Dyer Commu nity Library, Hampden, M aine. Group exhibition, Gallery Sixty-Eight, Belfast, Maine. The Fourth Annual International Mini Print Exhibition and Touring Show, Studio School and Art Gallery, Binghamton, N .Y. Leonard S. Reich, Ph. D . , Associate Professor of Administrative Science "Establishing a Maine Academy of Science and Engineering," presented at the annual meeting of the Maine Science and Technol ogy Commission, Bar Harbor, Maine. "Communications and Industria l Re earch, 1 900- 1 970," pre sented at the Marconi Fellowship Symposium, Washington, D.C. "Thomas Ed ison and J.P. Morgan: Competition and Collusion in the Early Electrical Industry," presented at the Sloan School of M anagement, Massachusetts I nstitute of Technology.
presented at the New England American Studies Association ' Durha m, N . H . "The Indian, the Occult, and Jewett: A Reading," presented at the Maine Women's Conference, Bowdoin College. "Who Killed Clowning7" , presented at the meeting of the Popular Culture Association, Toronto, Ontario. "'Buffalo Bill ' : Himself," presented at the International Ameri can Studies Association, Toronto, Ontario. Nicholas L. Rohrrnan, M.A. '77, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology "Academic Psychology in Maine 1 794-1970," presented at the meeting of the International Society for the History of the Behav ioral Sciences. "A Brief History of Psychology in Maine," presented at the meeting of the Maine Psychological Association, Lewiston, Maine (coauthor K. Weise '90). "Image and Sound in the Eighties: Implications of Differential Gender Response to Television Commercials for a Theory of Cognition," presented at the meeting of the American Culture Association, Toronto, Ontario. Sonya 0. Rose, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Sociology "Gender, Technology, and Industrial Relations: The English Carpet Industry, 1 860-1895," Materia l History. "The Sexual Divi ion of Labor and Gender Antagonism," presented at the University of Essex. '"Mary Had a Little Loom a nd Unto I t Did Go': The Public Culture of Gender Antagonism in the English Carpet Industry, 1 870-1895," presented at the Social Science History Association, Washington, D.C.
Clifford E. Reid, M .A . '89, Ph.D., Professor of Economics "A Longitu d inal Ana lysis of Racial Wage Differentials for Nonfarm Rural Workers," The Review of Black Political Economy. Saranna Robinson '81 , Ph.D., Instructor in Economics "Close Only Counts i n Horseshoes, Handgrenades (and Fore casting Money Demand?)," presented at the annual meeting of the Western Economic Association, San Diego, Calif. Kenneth A . Rodman, Ph. D . , Associate Professor of Government "Markets, Sovereignty, and International Regime Change: Constraints on Na tionalization Strategies i n Peru and Jamaica," in William P. Avery and David P. Rapkin, eds., Markets, Politics, and
Change in the Global Political Economy, International Political Economy Yearbook, vol. 4, Lynne Rienner, 1 989. "Nonstate Actors and U.S. Economic Statecraft Toward South A frica," presented at the annual conference of the New England Political Science Association, Portland, Maine. Phyllis Rogers, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of American Studies and of Anthropology "Captivity, Transculturation, a nd Puritan Society," presented at the Group for the Critical Study of Colonial Discourse. "Through a Glass Darkly," presented at the University of Paris. "The Circus i n the '60s: Beginning of the End for Clowning,"
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Associate Dean of Students Joyce McPhetres Maisel congratulates her husband, Professor of Government L. Sandy Maisel, who was awarded the CASE Maine Educator of the Year Award.