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• Charles Bender,  One Year Before Y2K  (December 1999)

• Herb Brown,  Take Fortune by the Top Knot  (November 1999)

• John Holscher,  Mikado Redux  (October 1999)

• Gary Ness,  Everyman  (April 1999)

• George Paulson,  Grave Robbers:  Sweet Were the Uses of the Harrison Horror  (April 1999)

• Jim Luck,  Mickey, Willie, and the Duke:  Some Observations on Sports and Society (March 1999)

• Jim Ginter, Fifty Years of Engineering Excellence (February 1999)

• Rabbi Arthur Nemitoff,  Marching to Pretoria  (January 1999)

• George Paulson, Eat Your Heart Out, Christopher Katt   (December 1998)

• Ralph Lach, Friend Bill  (October 1998)

• Al Kuhn,  The Centurion  (April 1998)

• Jim Carpenter,  Blessing or Curse?  (March 1998)

• Mike Young,  Because It Is There  (February 1998)

• Mike Scanlon,  Commander's Palace  (January 1998)

• Pat Osmer,  Guest Star (December 1997)

• Fred Milford,  Kaigun  (November 1997)

• Warren Tyler,  Jesse Helms meets Donatelo  (October 1997)

• Tom Lurie,  Fire and Light (April 1997)

• Irv Lippman,  I Was Punchin' His Face  (March 1997)

• Phil Schneider,  The Hearth and the Stone  (February 1997)

• Don Shackelford,  Pareto Revisito  (January 1996)

• Bill Milligan,  A Sentimental Journey  (December 1996)

• John Carnahan,  Singing for the Unsung  (November 1996)

• Dick Emens,  Did Nostradamus Do Scenario Planning?  (October 1996)

• Richard M. Wolfe, On Beyond Zebra,  (May 1996)

• Herb Brown,  Airy Nothing Comes to the Courtroom  (April 1996)

• John J. Chester, Crime, Corruption, and Communism,  (March 1996)

• George R. L. Meiling,  Conquistadores of the Useless  (February 1996)

• John N. Holscher, Kit Kat Member Osman Hooper  (January 1996)

• Albert J. Kuhn,  Pardon's the Word to All  (January 1996)

• C. Brent De Vore,  359,  (December 1995)

• Mark G. Feinknopf, Jr., Sister Mary Andrew Matesich, William C. Myers, James Stowe, Jonathon L. York,  Are We Ready for our Future?,  (November 1995)

• Dan L. Heinlen,  Confessions of a Closet Techno-Geek,  (October 1995)

• Kermit L. Hall, Guest,  The Warren Commission Today,  (May 1995)

• James L. GInter,  One Day at a Time,  (April 1995)

• Paul J. Otte, Mundus, Vult, Decipi; Decipiatur,  (March 1995)

• Michael J. Scanlon,  Red, Blue and Orange,  (February 1995)

• John N. Holscher, Where, Josephine are Those Flying Machines?,  (January 1995)

• George T. Harding IV, To Your Health,  (December 1994)

• George Paulson,  Monumental Columbus,   (November 1994)

• Charles Bender, Yes, Mr. Feynmann, There's Room at the Bottom,  (October 1994)

• Michael E. Young,  Not Lipton's Cup of Tea  (April 1994)

• Charles F. Herman,  Hegemon?  (December 1991)

• Gary C. Ness,  A Defining Moment?  (October 1991)

• Francis Beytagh, Painted Doors and Palm Trees,  (April 1991)

• K. Wayne Smith, How Much is Enough?,  (March 1991)

• Jonathon L. York, Bosses, Babies, and Bagmen,  (February 1991)

• Thomas H. Lurie, One Lump or Two?,  (January 1991)

• Erie Chapman, Winnie, Walt, Martin and Mother,  (December 1990)

• George E. Meiling, Hogarth, Handel, and the Hanoverians,  (November 1990)

• Josiah Blckmore, I Sing of the Assembly's Rise,  (October 1990)

• John L. Gaddis,  Topography, History, and Revolutions of 1989  (May 1990)

• Donald Shackelford,  Reflections of a Confederate Dalmation Owner  (April 1990)

• Max Brown, Running on Empty,  (March 1990)

• George T. Harding IV, The Rest of the Story,  (February 1990)

• John N. Holscher, Dinetah,  (January 1990)

• Robert H. Jeffrey,  Manufacturing Matters  (December 1989)

• Robert Shamansky, Wilde, Wilde Days in Columbus,  (November 1989)

• Michael C. Scanlon,  Papa, Won't You Dance With Me?  (October 1989)

• Albert J. Kuhn,  Homage to Robert Browning  (May 1989)

• Mark G. Feinknopf,  Not with a Bang, but a Whimper  (March 1989)

• Luke Feck,  Lucite and Gold - A Speculation   (part a)    (part b)  (January 1989)

• Richard R. Campbell,  Sceptered Isle -- An Update  (November 1988)

• Thomas J. Moyer,  Marshall Cokes (Kooks) Marbury--Gets Mixed Reviews  (October 1988)

• Jane Howard,  I Try to, but I Keep Thinking of Ohio  (May 1988)

• Ronald A. Pizzuti, Much More than Mickey Mouse,  (April 1988)

• William W. Milligan,  Scots Wha Hae  (March 1988)

• Gary C. Ness,  Kit Kat Club   (part a)   (part b)  (February 1988)

• Ronald C. Rosbottom, Dutch Treat,  (January 1988)

• John J. Chester,  Hogs - then and Now  or  From Hog to Bacon to Pork  (December 1987)

• James I. Luck,  A Modest Proposal  (November 1987)

• John A. Carnahan,  Master Iconoclast,  (October 1987)

• Thomas B. Williard,  Great Lakes Diversions,  (April 1987)

• Harvey A. Stegemoeller, Once More Around the Mulberry Bush,  (March 1987)

• William R. Chadeayne, An Inside Look,  (February 1987)

• Stanley Schneider,  Utter Nonsense  (December 1986)

• J.A. Fred Brothers, Cheap at Any Price,  (November 1986)

• Albert J. Kuhn,  The New Life Span  (October 1986)

• W. Arthur Cullman,  Happy Together?  The MPT Story  (April 1986)

• Frederick J. Milford,  New Machines - Old Problems  (February 1986)

• John N. Holscher,  Come Fly with Me?  (January 1986)

• Dave Owens,  A Need for Wildness  (October 1985)

• Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman,  Who's Lear-ing?  (October 1983)

• Kline L. Roberts,  Whose Footprints Are These?  (January 1983)

• Albert J. Kuhn,  William Blake:  Poet, Prophet, Painter  (December 1982)

• Michael C. Scanlon,  Thirty Years Later...Some Reflections  (November 1982)

• Charles Y. Lazarus,  The Student and His College of Another Day  (April 1982)

• Richard Miller, Architecture, Ideology and Ego  (March 1982)

• John Eckler, A Hand Up - Not a Hand Out  (February 1982)

• Harvey A. Stegemoeller,  China Today:  A New China?  Or an Old China Revisited?  (January 1982)

• Robert Duncan, Swedenboregian, African Methodist Religion and Education in Ohio,  (December 1981)

• Robert H. Jefrey, II,  Theory Z,  (November 1981)

• John J. Chester, Reflections at Deer Creek,  (October 1981)

• Richard Heer Oman, The China Connection  (April 1981)

• John N. Holscher, TV or not TV  (February 1981)

• R. S. Davidson, The Second Oldest Profession - A Revival  (March 1980)

• John A. Carnahan, Madge and the Grand Dragon  (January 1980)

• Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman, A Mann Perisheth - And Where Is He?  (February 1979)

• Ed Hutchins, The Perfect Insect  (November 1978)

• Kline L. Roberts,  The Greatest Disaster in the History of the World  (March 1978)

• C. William O'Neill, Centesimus Septuagesimus Quintus  (January 1978)

• Robert H. Jeffrey,   Democracy in America - Revisited   (November 1976)

• Harold Enarson, Some Dimensions of International Education - Scraps from a Traveler's Notebook  (May 1976)

• John Carnahan, It Could but Wound Your Very Soul: The Story of Mary Draper Ingles  (December, 1975)

• Richard S. Davidson,  "Washingdone" and the Indians  (December 1974)

• John Chester, John Chester Goes to Washington  (October 1974)

• C. Emory Glander,  The $750,000 Ceiling  (February 1974)

• Stanley Schneider,  From Pillar to Post (How a Man of Letters of One Sort Became a Man of Letters of Another)  (November 1973)

• Charles Y. Lazarus,  Reflections or Why Did John Do It  (May 1973)

• Rabbi Jerome Folkman, Exception to a Universal Taboo  (March 1973) 

• Kline L. Roberts,  Looking Backward Into the Future  (November  1972)

• Unknown,  Nantucket  (1972)

• Unknown,  Fashions  (1972)

• Dr. Novice G. Fawcett,  (May 1972)

• Fred J. Milford,  The Realm of the Snowman,  (April 1972)

• Mahonri S. Young,  Where is this Place?,  (March 1972)

• John Eckler,  About Time - That This Nation Has A Multi State Bar Examination  (February 1972)

• W. Arthur Cullman, How Do We Decide?  (January 1972)

• Don E. Weaver,  As It Were  (December 1971)

• James B. McIntosh,  High, Broad, and Handsome, a Phantrasy,  (November 1971)

• Richard M. Wolfe,  The Next Frontier,  (October 1971)

• Henry B. Lacey,  Doctors, Lawyers, and Injuries,  (April 1971)

• Richard Heer Oman,  Ahab and a Certain Lady,  (March 1971)

• James B. McIntosh,  The Columbus Teaparty,  (February 1971)

• Richard S. Davidson,  Can We?,  (January 1971)

• Harrison M. Sayre,  What do you Know?,  (December 1970)

• Roy H. Bowen,  A Matter of Foresight,  (November 1970)

• Thomas S. Morse,  Public Apathy Number One,  (October 1970)

• Herschel S. Stephan,  Confusion,  (April 1970)

• Thomas B. Williard,  Variety Cuts,  (March 1970)

• William R. Chadeayne,  A Backward Conspectus,  (February 1970)

• David B. Wewstwater,  Vacant Minutes,  (January 1970)

• Evan A. Whallon, Jr.,  Not Cliburn, But Van,  (December 1969)

• Harrison H. Wood,  So What?,  (November 1969)

• George T. Harding, III, A Therapeutic Community,  (October 1969)

• Jerome Lawrence,  The Uses of Laughter,  (May 1969)

• Charles Y. Lazarus,  The Spirit of the Time,  (April 1969)

• Noverre Musson,  What's the Problem?,  (March 1969)

• John C. Harlor,  A Current Appraisal,  (February 1969)

• Dale Baker,  Small World Getting Smaller,  (January 1969)

• David B. Owens,  Not MacLeish,  (December 1968)

• Adolph E. Waller,  Another Part of the Forest,  (November 1968)

• Stanley D. Schneider,  Under this Pear Tree,  (October 1968)

• B. D. Thomas, America Discovers Columbus  (May 1968)

• James E. Pollard,  After These Many Years,  (April 1968)

• Richard M. Wolfe,  A Matter of Taste,  (March 1968)

• Rabbi Jerome Folkman,  All the King's Horses  (February 1968)

• Clark P. Pritchett,  Four Blackbirds Singing in a Pie,  (January 1968)

• Don E. Weaver,  By Any Name,  (December 1967)

• Harold L. Yochum,  High Places and Low,  (November 1967)

• F.J. Milford,  Some Concerns Over the Abominable Snowman,  (October 1967)

• Donald H. Reiman,  A Bequest of Wings  (May 1967)

• John W. Bricker,  The Judiciary   (April 1967)

• C. Emory Glander,  I Don't Know,  (April 1967)

• Waldemar O. Doescher,  The Signs of the Times  (March 1967)

• Leroy Johnson,  In Delightful Proportion,  (February 1967)

• John Eckler,  Twinkle, twinkle quasi star, How We Wonder What you Are,  (January 1967)

• Richard S. Davidson,  Upon a Peak in Darien,  (December 1966)

• Frederic W. Heimberger,  Pie in the Sky,  (November 1966)

• Harold E. Burtt,  Here to There,  (October 1966)

• Harrison M. Sayre,  Truth and Consequences,  (April 1965)

• David B. Owens,  Forging Ahead   (March 1965)

• Herschel S. Stephan,  COSI,  (February 1965)

• E. Jay Crane,  Booked   (January 1965)

• Jonathon Formn,  The First Kit-Kat Dispensary,  (December 1964)

• Gordon B. Carson,  Intellectual Luddites   (November 1964)

• James E. Pollard,  With Honor, Not Without  (October 1964)

• Charles Y. Lazarus, The American Monarchy: The Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave, (April 1964)

• Noverre Musson,  Living with an Ego,  (March 1964)

• Don E. Weaver,  Where She Stops Nobody Knows  (January 1964)

• J. D. Folkman,  An Ancient Youth's Perplexity,  (February 1963)

• Henry R. Luce,  We Are Such Stuff....,  (May 1962)

• Roy H. Bowen, Fierce, Funny, and Far Out,  (April 1962)

• Edward S. Thomas,  American Bird Art,  (March 1962)

• Dr. Bert D. Thomas, The Two Worlds of Science,  (May 1961)

• E. J. Crane,  Still Nifty at Fifty,  (January 1961)

• James E. Pollard,  Ninety Years Since,  (May 1960)

• Rex Smith, The Moment of Truth,  (February 1958)

• Herschel S. Stephan, A Tribute to Harold E. Cherrington, (November 1956)

• Jerome D. Folkman, Adventure of a Private Investigator, (October 1953)

• Unknown,  Newspapers,  (February 1953)

• Herschel S. Stephan,  Kit-Kat Through the Years,  (December 1952)

• Jerome D. Folkman,  Cruise on Uncharted Seas,  (January 1950)

• Waldemar Doescher,  The Pomp of Power,  (February 1949)

• Don E. Weaver,  The World's Acceleration,  (January 1948)

• H. E. Cherrington,  Some Pleasant Yesterdays in the Theater,  (October 1947)

• H. E. Cherrington,  Mars and the Muses: A Study in the Poetry of War,  (December 1943)

• Unknown, Keats - The Man and the Master,  (March 1939)

• H. E. Cherrington,  Last Message to My Survivors  (March 1936)

• Henry A. Williams, Memorial to Lowry F. Sater,  (October 1935)

• Harvey W. Whitaker, Words of Commendation for Dr. E. J. Wilson  (October 1935)

• Unknown,  Riding the Air Waves,  (April 1935)

• H. C. Shetrone,  A Tribute to Charles Burleigh Galbreath,  (April 1934)

• Joseph Denney,  A Tribute to William Oxley Thompson,  (February 1934)

• Leslie Bigelow,  A Tribute to Dr. Charles O. Probst,  (October 1933)

• J. L. Morrill,  The Student and His College of Another Day,  (March 1933)

• Robert E. Pfeiffer,  Europe from the Air,  (February 1933)

• George W. Rightmire,  In Memory of Professor George Wills Knight,  (April 1932)

• Osman C. Hooper,  Kit-Katers I have Known,  (January 1931)

• H. E. Cherrington, Prying into Pepys,  (October 1930)

• Unknown,  Diaries,  (October 1930)

• Osman Hooper,  Tribute to Claude Meeker,  (1930)

• Lowry F. Sater,  Tribute to Claude Meeker,  (1930)

• Osman Hooper,   Tribute to Ivor Hughes,  (1929)

• Charles Orr,  Binding of Books,  (date unknown)

 

For previous essays, please consult Sean Allen or visit the Ohio History Connection.