Asian American Comparative Collection Newsletter:  Contents

Note: Bold face listings indicate an illustration. Most issues contain information on recent publications; see list at end of Contents.

1(1), March 1984

Funs trays. Visiting the Collection.

1(2), June 1984

The Kam Wah Chung Museum in John Day, OR. Conference papers. Japanese artifacts in the Collection. Ceramic cones.

1(3), September 1984

Chinese sites in Oregon. The "lúo sen jian zhì" mark. The Chinese Temple in Oroville, CA. Chinese in Wyoming.

1(4), December 1984

Canadian Chinese collections at Victoria and Barkerville, BC.  Japanese in Wyoming. Square soy sauce pots. [This is an example of changing terminology. These are now called spouted jars.]

2(1), March 1985

Proposed name change to Asian Comparative Collection. Excavations at sites in CA, ID, and WA. Continuing research on square soy sauce pots and the "lúo sen..." mark. Artifact modified from Chinese ceramic liquor bottle to rice bowl. Conference papers.

2(2), June 1985

Conference papers. Opium can transliteration project. XRF analysis project.

2(3), September 1985

Japanese and Chinese in Hawai'i. Opium can update. "Chinese Walls." Unknown brass object.

2(4), December 1985

Travel to Collections grant. Opium lamp wick supports.

3(1), March 1986

San Jose's "Chinatown."  Japanese medicine bottles. Pecked characters on Chinese ceramics. Standardization of terminology.

3(2), June 1986

Collections to visit in CA, ID, MT, OR, WA, and Canada. Basketry-covered Chinese ceramic containers.

3(3), September 1986

Site reports, CA and ID. Japanese American National Museum being established in Los Angeles. Chinese in Peru. Japanese blue on white teapot. Pecked character update.

3(4), December 1986

Artifact terminology summary. Chinese marriages (CA). Conference papers. Oval opium cans. Dissertation on New Zealand's Chinese.

4(1), March 1987

"Three Circles and Two Dragonflies?" Chinese sites in CA. Japanese Americans. "Bamboo Clump" pattern ceramics. Insert, reprint of article on preservation and restoration of Quesnel Forks, BC, by Richard Wright.

4(2), June 1987

More Chinese marriages (CA). Japanese heritage project. Chinese earring. Insert, Liquor bottle terminology, by Roderick Sprague.

4(3), September 1987

"Asian" or "Oriental?"  Unusual opium pipe cleaners.  Plum blossom symbolism.  Small Chinese food jar with bored holes, from Australia.

4(4), December 1987

Polly Bemis museum opens (ID). Chinese herb garden (CA). Opium pipe bowls found in Hawai'i and Arkansas. Polychrome porcelain sherds from CA.

5(1), March 1988

"China Ditch" protection (near Roseburg, OR).  California Asian numismatic survey.  Chinese in Arkansas.  Sake cup.

5(2), June 1988

AACC Endowment Fund established.  Chinese site in Utah. Excavations (ID).  Chinese porcelaneous stoneware from Nevada.

5(3), September 1988

Japanese American women project.  Chinese documents (ID).  Chinese in West Texas.  Laundry sprayer.

5(4), December 1988

Endowment fund. Laundry sprayer update. Small metal spoon.

6(1), March 1989

"Chinaman's Spring," Yellowstone Park. Chew Kee Store, Fiddletown, CA.  "Chinese prefabs?"  Modern bottles from Asia.

6(2), June 1989

Field schools (ID, NV). Rice bowl from Alaska. Dangerous medicines. Insert, Soy sauce in Coca-Cola bottles; names of people buried in Chinese cemetery (near Warren, ID); Cast metal object.

6(3), September 1989

Excavations at Warren, ID and Napa, CA.  "Research Note," by Robert L. Schuyler (Chinese ingot).  Insert, Indian headdress decorated with Chinese coins.

6(4), December 1989

Chinese terraced gardens and Mon-Tung sites (ID).  Salmon canneries (OR).   Artifacts from excavations in Los Angeles.  Updates on previous topics.  Insert, "Sycee Silver in Oklahoma?" by Thomas N. Layton; Japanese American Library (CA).

7(1), March 1990

"Florida's Opium Industry."  Medallion.  Insert, major Newsletter contents.

7(2), June 1990

Japanese medallion update.  Chinese sites on the National Forests.  Modified Chinese can.  Insert, Japanese American home movies; Philippine gold exhibit; Ceramics with pecked characters; Chinese toothbrushes; Chinese in Alaska; Japanese in British Columbia.

7(3), September 1990

Computer program on Chinese in San Jose, CA.  Chinese in Australia.  Chinese in Centerville, ID.  Opium smuggling.

7(4), December 1990

Asian American videotape. Yellowstone's "Chinese Spring."  Chinese ceramic sherds.  Insert, Chinese in Winnemucca, NV, and Rock Springs, WY.

8(1), March 1991

Asian photographic catalogue.  Chinese bricks.  Insert, "Modified Material Culture and Smuggling," by Paul G. Chace.

8(2), June 1991

Bibliography of Chinese in Australia and New Zealand. Chinese sites in Canada. Unusually-marked opium can sealing strip. National Register Chinese and Japanese sites in California. Insert, reprinted article on Metro Rail excavations, Los Angeles, by Irene Chang, with artifact illustrations.

8(3), September 1991

Chinese sites in Oregon.  Conference, "Racism and the Labour Market in a Historical Perspective."  Chinese artifacts from Astoria, OR.  Insert, "Ceramic Cones," by Roderick Sprague.

8(4), December 1991

Chinese artifacts from California's Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park.  Cone.  Insert, "Enstampments on 'Duty Paid' Imports," by Paul G. Chace, and "Clarification of 'Enstampments' on Opium Can Sealing Strips," by Ron James.

9(1), March 1992

Chinese rock structures in Oregon. Japanese container.  Harada house in Riverside, CA.  Insert, "The Universal Overseas Site; A Predictable Ceramic Assemblage," by Alison T. Stenger.

9(2), June 1992

Contents of Hidden Heritage: Historical Archaeology of the Overseas Chinese.  Review of Violet Kazue de Cristoforo's "J'Accuse."  Chinese can.

9(3), September 1992

Chinese in Phoenix, AZ.  Japanese American and Korean American exhibits.  Chinese cans.  Insert, Archival materials in Utah repositories on Chinese and Japanese in the West; Interviews mentioning Chinese in Idaho; Manzanar; Japanese in Canada and San Francisco.

9(4), December 1992

Japanese American labor camps, CA.  Celadon.  Wooden mystery object.  Ballast Point whaling station and Chinese kitchen, CA.

10(1), March 1993

Upcoming excavations (OR, ID).  Amulet, charm, or talisman.  Insert, Bibliography on the Chinese in Australasia; Tanaka family sought; Yasui Brothers store, Hood River, OR; Sierra Club's Chinese employees.

10(2), June 1993

Japanese American exhibits.  Chinese in Arizona.  Japanese ceramics from the Marianas.  Insert, Chinese well in Australia.

10(3), September 1993

Chinese and Indians.  Chinese in early store ledgers (OR).  Redress payments denied.  Chinese in New Orleans. Insert, "Chinese Cones II," by Roderick Sprague.

10(4), December 1993

AACC seeks endowment.  Chinese site excavation in British Columbia.  Japanese American gravestones, Baker City, OR.  Insert, Asian American Comparative Collection flier.

11(1), March 1994

Guest editor, Kevon Storie.  Bound feet.  Chinese sites in Montana.  Bowl from Virginiatown, CA.

11(2), June 1994

Granite, OR "Chinese Walls"/Ah Hee Diggings.  Journey of the Frolic.  Chinese in Nevada.  Chinese cans with asymmetrical seams.

11(3), September 1994

Ramen museum in Japan.  Chinese exhibit in Nevada.  Daniel K. E. Ching Collection.  Chinese Temple exhibit, Lewiston, ID.  Insert, publications and photocopies available from the Asian American Comparative Collection.

11(4), December 1994

Travel expenses from China to the U.S., 1920s.  Chinese urinal.

12(1), March 1995

Chinese women in Nevada photographs.  Field trips to Chinese sites.  Texaco can with Chinese characters.  Insert, Bean sprouts; Mai Wah Museum, Butte, MT; Stewart Culin collections.

12(2), June 1995

Bean sprout cultivation.  "Land of Rice."  Chinese cemetery in San Francisco.  Los Angeles Chinatown.  Japanese sake bottles. Insert, "Chinese Cones III," Part 1 by Alvin P. Cohen; Part 2 by Roderick Sprague.

12(3), September 1995

Chinese junks.  Missing Japanese Americans.  Chinese artifacts from Hill-Carillo Adobe in Santa Barbara, CA.  Chinese quern from Québec City.  Insert, "The 'Land of Rice' and Foreign Place Names in Japanese and Chinese," by Alvin P. Cohen.

12(4), December 1995

Conferences, exhibits, and tours for 1996.  Funeral ephemera.

13(1), March 1996

Chinese place names in California.  Summer classes and excavations.  Chinese servant paper.  Chinese lumbermen.  "All White Help."

13(2), June 1996

Thomas Cooper $10,000 bequest to AACC Endowment.  Excavations.  Native American use of opium and Chinese medicine.  Morimoto Soda Works.   Insert, "Santa Barbara's Chinese Shrine" by Linda Bentz.

13(3), September 1996

Hatate Papers.  Early Chinese and Japanese people in South America.  "Japanese" (actually Chinese) in northern Idaho. Chinese in Winnemucca.  Sketch of Winnemucca's Chinatown, by the late James R. Chew.

13(4), December 1996

Japanese sites in the Marianas.  Watermelon growing in California.  AACC technological improvement fund established. Chinese cooking hearth in California.  Chinese cooking hearth.

14(1), March 1997

Summer classes and excavations.  AACC postcard.  Japanese Internment Camp near Kooskia, Idaho.  AACC postcard; "Tree of Heaven."  Insert: "Chinese Liquors: Terminology and Ingredients," by Trelle A. Morrow.

14(2), June 1997

Exhumations of Central Pacific Railroad workers.  Japanese Internment Camp near Kooskia, Idaho.  Chinese cemetery brochure.  Paper on Chinese servants.  Island Mountain, Nevada.  Insert: Publications.

14(3), September 1997

California Heritage Digital Archive.  Feng shui [fengshui] in Los Angeles.  Kooskia Internment Camp update.  Chinese in Vancouver, BC.  Chinese in Nevada video.  Chinese cleavers.  Insert: Californians in the China Gold Mines, Chinese Wine Making, Skagway, Santa Barbara Items.

14(4), December 1997

Guest editor, Erika Johnson.  Flat top liquor bottles.  Pacific Northwest brochure.  Web sites.  Chinese box bellows.

15(1), March 1998

New AACC brochure.  Chinese art available.  Concentration camp newspapers.  "Tuscarora's Chee Kung Tong," by Sue Fawn Chung.  Insert: recent publications.

15(2), June 1998

Report on AAAS Conference.  Funerals in Japan.  Arts and crafts at Idaho's Kooskia Internment Camp.  Insert: "R. H. van Gulik, Diplomat, Orientalist, Novelist," by Henry Wessels.

15(3), September 1998

Editorial, Library of Congress Classification Schedules inaccurate with reference to wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans.  Chinese artifacts to be illustrated on CD-ROM.  Montana's Mai Wah Society.  Exhibit: Guardians and Ghostcatchers: Preparing for Eternity in Ancient China.  Insert: "California," by Charles Nordhoff, and "Northern California, Oregon, and Hawaii," by Charles Nordhoff.

15(4), December 1998

AACC Endowment Fund over $38,000.  Conferences. Web sites.  Chinese mining reservoir.

16(1), March 1999

Computer system purchased from Technological Improvement Fund.  Web site updated.  Summer opportunities.  Unusual depressions on Columbia River shoreline.  Insert:   Symbols on Chinese liquor bottles.

16(2), June 1999

The AACC has moved.  Conferences.  Excavations.  Idaho Farm and Ranch Museum.  Insert: "Ceramic Cones IV and Final," by Roderick Sprague.

16(3), September 1999

Conferences.  Chinese Performing Arts Foundation.  Crusader against the term "Jap."  Powdered opium.  Island Mountain/Gold Creek Project, Northern Nevada.  Pon Yam House Excavations, Idaho City, Idaho.  Insert:  "Woolen Mills Chinatown, San Jose, California," by Anmarie Medin.

16(4), December 1999

AACC Endowment Fund nearly $46,000.  Request for information on 1887 Snake River Massacre of Chinese miners.  Conference.  "The Croydon Chinese Temple, Queensland, Australia," by Gordon Grimwade.

17(1), March 2000

Summer opportunities.  Chinese and Japanese artifact illustrations on the Web.  Arrowtown Chinese Settlement, New Zealand.  Insert:  "Teat-Fire Cartridges Found at a Chinese Site in Pierce, Idaho," by Erika Johnson.

17(2), June 2000

Proposed book for children about Polly Bemis.  Australian "Big Jar."

17(3), September 2000

Review of "The Encyclopedia of the Chinese Overseas," by Terry Abraham.  Senryu booklets.  Insert, "The Formosan Cradle:  Chinese Miners Carry Gold-Mining Technology from California to Taiwan," by James P. McGough.

17(4), December 2000

Web sites for exhibits.  Asian laborers in Mexico.  "'Shigaraki/Tamba Hannah' Ware."  Island Mountain (Nevada) excavations.

18(1), March 2001

Marysville's Chinese Temple.  "'Red Dragon' Restaurant Wares."  Insert, "Japanese Stencilwares of the Meiji and Taisho Eras," by Leland E. Bibb.

18(2), June 2001

Grant results.  Web sites of interest.  Chinese and Japanese employees at the Winchester Mystery House.  Gravestones as documents.  Insert, duplicates for sale.

18(3), September 2001

Lab work opportunity.  AACC students and volunteers.  "Chinks Peak" renamed.  "Enemy alien" exhibit.  "Silver City, Idaho, Excavation," by Marilyn (Tutti) Sandmeyer.  Insert, "Hope for Last Rural Chinatown [Locke, California]," by Eric Bailey, with photo of Dai Loy Gambling Museum (exterior).

18(4), December 2001

Kooskia Internment Camp slide presentations.  Bok Kai Temple.  Minidoka Concentration Camp [the AACC now uses "incarceration" instead of "concentration" for these War Relocation Authority (WRA) camps].  Chinese American National Museum.  Inside the AACC.

19(1), March 2002

Exhibits.  Polly Bemis class.  Deadwood's Chinatown.  "Golden State Meets Gem State" booklet.  San Bernardino Chinatown.  Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre.  Insert, "Meiji Foreign Office Report on Idaho," edited by Ronald L. James.

19(2), June 2002

Forthcoming children's book about Polly Bemis.  "Stacking Rings, Biscuit Bands: A Chinese Bowl from 10-IH-1693 on the Payette National Forest," by Gayle Dixon.

19(3), September 2002

All-Camps Summit.  The servants' revenge.  Update to "Stacking Rings, Biscuit Bands."  Excavations at Minidoka Internment National Monument [this is now Minidoka National Historic Site]. Insert, "Ramifications of Respelling Chinese Names," by Emma Woo Louie.

19(4), December 2002

Minidoka reunion in 2003.  "Cemetery Exhumations in Macau," by Priscilla Wegars and Terry Abraham.

20(1), March 2003

Request for information (woks).  Passport in Time projects.  "Four Flowers" with Bamboo and Orchid.  Insert, "Traditional Practices in Contemporary China" [ a funeral], by Linda Sun Crowder.

20(2), June 2003

Precedent for internment?  Stanford Lyman obituary.  Chinese names for opium-smoking establishments.  Web sites of interest.  Ceramics from the Kooskia Internment Camp, 10-IH-870.  Insert,  Mumingtang Ancient Porcelain Samples Museum, Beijing, by Yu Nan, China Daily.

20(3), September 2003

Polly Bemis's 150th birthday.  Sushi chef trivia.  Opium exhibit.  Chinese head tax in Canada.  Passport in Time projects.  Unusual memorial tablet.  Insert, duplicates for sale.

20(4), December 2003

Chinese railroad worker deaths.  Exhibits.  Review, by Linda B. Arthur, of Dorothy Ko's Every Step a Lotus: Shoes for Bound Feet. Geisha case.

21(1), March 2004

New Zealand's Chinese Heritage. Stereotypes and Admonitions exhibit. Bamboo tallies [also banknotes].  Insert, Miscellaneous Topics, including the opium trade and smuggling, virtual Chinese artifact exhibit, Chinese cemetery studies discussion list, museum of drugs in Thailand.

21(2), June 2004

Japanese Canadian bath site. Asian Americans in the Army Specialized Training Program (ASTP) and Army Specialized Training Reserve Program (ASTRP). Featured sites for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. King County, WA, images of Asian Americans.  White glass jar with Chinese characters.  Insert, guest reviews by Linda B. Arthur of Miao Textiles from China and Clothed to Rule the Universe: Ming to Qing Textiles at the Art Institute of Chicago.

21(3), September 2004

Profiles of AACC workers. Exhibits in New York and Oregon. "Bean cake" jars.  Insert, "Controversy over Naming of Oregon Site Where Chinese Were Massacred," by R. Gregory Nokes.

21(4), December 2004

Bamboo tallies [also banknotes] revisited.  White glass jar revisited. Idaho Library Association awards Honorable Mention to Polly Bemis: A Chinese American Pioneer. "Chinaman's Arch" at the Golden Spike National Historic Site.

22(1), March 2005

ID, UT, and WY Japanese immigrants on the Web. Chinese American Museum in Chicago. "Chop Suey Specs," from Exhibit: "Exposing Anti-Asian Racism & Stereotypes: Past & Present." Insert, "Chinese Letters from Pierce, Idaho," by Darby C. Stapp.

22(2), June 2005

Update on Chinese Massacre Cove in Oregon. New booklet, "Asian Americans and the Military's Academic Training Programs (ASTP, ASTRP) at the University of Idaho and Elsewhere during World War II. Minidoka-made doll. Request for information on antique sword-cane. Insert, "Investigations at Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery, Portland, Oregon."

22(3), September 2005

Request for information on 'JANUWINE' bottle. Marriage of a Chinese man with an African-American Woman, 1907. Chinese coal mine laborers in census, Black Diamond, Washington. Insert, duplicates for sale.

22(4), December 2005

Publication announced of Chinese American Death Rituals: Respecting the Ancestors, ed. Sue Fawn Chung and Priscilla Wegars. Chinese glass gaming pieces.

23(1), March 2006

'JANUWINE' update. Online publication, "Japanese Americans in World War II." Renaming of "Chinaman's Arch" to "Chinese Arch." Monosodium glutamate can. Insert, "Revisiting Chinese Glass Gaming Pieces," by Priscilla Wegars.

23(2), June 2006

History Detectives episode of interest. Trailer for film on Toraichi Kono, a Kooskia Internment Camp detainee. Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia. Rationale for not using the word "Jap." Japanese baths, Panama Hotel, Seattle. "Chinaman's Gulch," Montana. Insert, "Japanese Ceramic Hand Grenades from the Second World War, by Leland E. Bibb.

23(3), September 2006

Kooskia Internment Camp artifacts. Overseas Chinese archaeology in Idaho, Montana, and Oregon. Chinese rule scales. Newman's Own brand changes Asian stereotype on Low Fat Sesame Ginger salad dressing. Caskets manufactured for Chinese customers.

23(4), December 2006

$38,000,000 for WWII "confinement sites." Wing Lee Chinese Laundry exhibit. Unusual Chinese basket.

24(1), March 2007

Japanese American oral histories. Chinese "roots" program. The National Archeological Database. Summer field school at a Chinese site in Montana. Update on unusual Chinese baskets. DVD on Hells Canyon. A bamboo shoots can from an Oregon site. The "Garden of Infinite Compassion" near Ketchum, Idaho. "Toilet restaurants" in China and Taiwan.

24(2), June 2007

Reviews of three recent publications on Chinese servants, opium antiques, and opium and Chinese exclusion laws.

24(3), September  2007

Manzanar and Minidoka newspapers online. Visiting researchers. Inventory of Chinese cemeteries. "Artifact or 'Artistic License?'" - "Sweet Pea" pattern liquor warmer.

24(4), December 2007

Japanese American-owned barn to be placed on National Register. Gum Saan Journal back issues. History of "Oriental" stereotype. Japanese sea urchin bottle.

25(1), March 2008

Cultural commodification example. Free rice program. "Virtual tour" of Manzanar. Takano Studio negatives. Cantonese immigrants and beef. Opium "Fist Pipe" mystery solved. Insert, "Mary Tong-U Westfall: A Pioneer of Mariposa County, California," by Leland E. Bibb.

25(2), June 2008

Visit to Chinese Massacre Cove. "Under the West" workshop. Meat in the Japanese diet. "Fishing Village Excavation," by Bryn Williams. Insert, "Debunking the Myth of the Water-Cooled Opium Pipe Bowl," by Steven Martin.

25(3), September 2008

"Breathing through Jade." Camp Amache video. Chew Kee Store, Fiddletown, CA. Artifacts [Chinese shoe, disk cut from food jar, lead seal (bale seal)]  from the Jacob Ebey House, Whidbey Island, Washington. "Ming Porcelain on the Oregon Coast," by Alison Stenger. Insert, "More about Mary Tong-U Westfall," by Leland E. Bibb.

25(4), December 2008

Frank Chang Museum, Lovelock, NV. "Summary of 'Funs' Trays found at China Gulch, MT (24MN262), by Christopher W. Merritt, Kassy Marjerrison, and Katie Baumler. "Bomb Day" film. Minidoka movie ticket.

26(1), March 2009

Fire destroys Chinese-American Museum of Chicago. Smoke damage to Beuk Aie Temple exhibit, Lewiston, ID. Japanese custom of bowing. Adaptive reuse of spouted jar as teapot. AACC Newsletter anniversary. Insert, "Elemental Analysis of Opium Cans from Archaeological Sites in Montana," by Christopher W. Merritt, with section at 300x magnification.

26(2), June 2009

Lead seals [bale seals]. New Committee of 100 survey. Elusive facts contest. Obituaries, Him Mark Lai and Ronald Takaki. Lewiston, ID, Beuk Aie Temple and "Chinese Medicine/Tonic Laxative" wooden box. Insert, "Archaeology at Amache, Colorado's WWII-Era Japanese American Incarceration Camp," by Bonnie J. Clark, with photos of Japanese and U.S. Quartermaster ceramics, glass juicer fragment, and excavated garden remnant.

26(3), September 2009

Contest results. Request for information on technical analysis of post-1850 Chinese ceramics. More on lead seals [bale seals]. "The Glass Context of Utilitarian [Chinese] Stoneware Containers," by Trelle A. Morrow, illustrating a hexagonal glass ginger jar and two traditional-shape liquor bottles, but in glass. Insert, "Interaction between Marginalized Ethnic Groups in Early 20th Century California," by Stacey Lynn Camp, with illustration of Mount Lowe Resort and Railway workers' household and Lowe Observatory.

26(4), December 2009

URL for a link to a 1944 incarceration camp documentary. 1918 postcard in Japanese. "'Double Happiness' Ceramics," by Gary Weisz. National Park Service grants to World War II confinement sites, including the Kooskia Internment Camp. URL for a link to a probate inventory for a Chinese merchant in Hope, BC.

27(1), March 2010

Announcing new book on the Kooskia Internment Camp. URL for a link to "Reading Chinese Gravestones." Excavation report on CD is available for the Chinese Quarter site in Jacksonville, OR. Genesee Valley Daoist Hermitage, ID. Obituary, filmmaker Loni Ding. Japanese lithophanes. Insert, "'China Houses': Chinese Prefabricated Structures in the California Gold Rush, by Leland E. Bibb.

27(2), June 2010

Name change for Wing Luke Asian Museum, Seattle. Chinese Heritage Tour of the American West. Historic Chinese American food. Chinese pig oven. Correction to Japanese Lithophanes. URL for link to "Discover Nikkei" [people of Japanese ancestry] Web site. "Pewter Pheasants on Chinese Archaeological Sites," by Christopher W. Merritt. Insert, ordering form for Imprisoned in Paradise: Japanese Internee Road Workers at the World War II Kooskia Internment Camp, by Priscilla Wegars.

27(3), September 2010

Kooskia Internment Camp Archaeological Project. 1948 exhumations of Chinese from cemeteries in Oregon. Exhibit, "The Art of Gaman," at the Smithsonian. Chinese labor, Arizona, 1882. URL for link to 1860-1922 newspapers from various states including Oregon, Utah, and Washington. Glass, stone, and bone gaming pieces from the Kooskia Internment Camp excavations. Insert, "A 'Cabbage Leaf' Pattern Chinese Ceramic Bowl from the Asian American Comparative Collection," by Priscilla Wegars.

27(4), December 2010

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