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 November 1996
Vol. 73 No. 11

 Chemical Education Today
In This IssueA253
Editorial
It's a Matter of Money. Or Is It?A257
John W. Moore
News from Journal House
NewsA258
Especially for High School Teachers
On Being an AuthorA259
J. Emory Howell
Especially for High School Teachers
Paths to the High School Chemistry EditorA259
J. Emory Howell
Especially for High School Teachers
November Articles of InterestA259
J. Emory Howell
Letters
Lettersa260
Announcements
AnnouncementsA264
Works In Progress
Mission Impossible? Improving Retention of Science Majors among Minorities and WomenA266
Susan Arena Zumdahl
Conference Report
Faculty Rewards: Can We Implement the Scholarship of Teaching? A Summary of an Electronic ConferenceA268
Arlene A. Russell, Michael J. Pavelich
Association Reports
Chemistry Education at the 2-Year Colleges-What's New? Part 2A272
John Kenkel
Commentary
Simple Techniques Can Give Pleasurable ResultsA273
Marcetta Y. Darensbourg
Report
The Society Committee on EducationA275
Stanley H. Pine
Reviews
Environmental Chemistry, Second EditionA276
reviewed by Robert F. Drake
Reviews
Environmental ChemistryA276
reviewed by Patrick M. Owens
Reviews
Aquatic Chemistry: Chemical Equilibria and Rates in Natural WatersA277
reviewed by Nick Serpone
Reviews
Introduction to Environmental ChemistryA278
reviewed by Robert F. Drake

 In The Classroom
Bring Back Equivalent Weight-If You Want the Kids To "Think"!1007
Michael Laing
Chemistry and the Human Environment: A Course for Non-Science Majors1012
Conrad N. Trumbore, Julie Bevenour, and Kathryn Scantlebury
Applications and Analogies
Quantum Analogies on Campus1016
Ngai Ling Ma
Curricular Change Digests
A New Approach to the General Chemistry Laboratory1021
Joseph F. Bieron, Paul J. McCarthy, and Thomas W. Kermis
Curricular Change Digests
Getting Real: A General Chemistry Laboratory Program Focusing on "Real World" Substances1023
Robert C. Kerber and Mohammad J. Akhtar

 Chemistry Everyday For Everyone
Playing with the Soccer Ball-an Experimental Introduction to Fullerene Chemistry1066
Achim Hildebrand, Uwe Hilgers, Rudiger Blume, Dagmar Wiechoczek,
The Chemistry of Paper Preservation: Part 2. The Yellowing of Paper and Conservation Bleaching1068
Henry A. Carter
Astronomy Matters for Chemistry Teachers1073
Jay S. Huebner, Robert A. Vergenz, Terry L. Smith

 Research: Science and Education
Concept Maps in Chemistry Education1084
Alberto Regis, Pier Giorgio Albertazzi, Ezio Roletto
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