2004 TABLE OF CONTENTS

GEORGE S. ROBINSON	DISCOVERERS AND EXPLORERS ALL
GEORGE S. ROBINSON	EDITORIAL MIGRATORY MANIFESTO FOR A SPACE CIVILIZATION "Civilization is a movement and not a condition, a voyage and not a harbor "—Arnold Toynbee
RICHARD RESTAK	MAKE IT QUICK! The modern world leads to "modern nerves"
RONALD W. MANDERSCHEID	INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE Today's technologies must help transform overall health care in the United States.
JANE R. GLASER	WHAT MAKES YOU THINK MUSEUMS ARE EDUCATIONAL? Museums also are for musing
HERSHEL SHANKS	TOO MANY LOST TREASURES New ways to stem archaelogical looting
FRANCIS W. NIEDENFUHR	A SHORT STORY AND SOME GOOD ADVICE Life lessons from ancient Egypt
BENNETT SCHIFF	ORAZIO AND ARTEMISIA A fascinating tale of a father and his daughter
JACK PERLMUTTER	PHILATELY PORTRAITURE A commemoration of Cosmos Club explorers and discoverers
ROBERT SOLOMON	AMERICA'S TWIN DEFICITS New problems lurk with their reappearance
TOM C. VEBLEN	QUO VADIS America's role in the new global Collaborative
JEANNE ADDISON ROBERTS	SIR JOHN FALSTAFF Shakespeare's great comic creation acts as mirror and lamp
JILL SCHARFF	LOOKING FOR PROOF A psychoanalytic perspective on David Auburn's play
JOHN M. EGER	NURTURING A CREATIVE COMMUNITY The role of art and culture in commerce and community
ROBERT YUAN	THE GLOBALIZATION OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING STUDIES The challenges of preparing today's students for tomorrow's workplace
ROBERT E. CLEARY	THE NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT OF 2002 Is this law helping or hurting education in the United States?
PETER D. EHRENHAFT	WHAT WOULD WARREN SAY NOW? Can Brown and Baker be reconciled?
RICHARD BLUM	SEEKING GLOBAL JUSTICE The World Equity Court faces an uncertain future
HERMAN SCHWARTZ	SECURITY AND LIBERTY IN AN AGE OF TERRORISM "The true danger is when liberty is nibbled away, for expedience, and by parts." -Edmund Burke
RONALD D. ROTUNDA	IS THERE HOPE FOR IRAQ'S POST-OCCUPATION GOVERNMENT? Frank views both from Iraqis and non-Iraqis
MILTON BEARDEN	THE UNITED STATES AND IRAQ Intelligence failure or policy failure?
MAURY SELDIN	GETTING TO THE ROOTS OF TERRORISM Strategic thinking to solve a complex problem
MICHAEL FRANZBLAU, M.D.	THE THREAT OF BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL WARFARE Is the United States really prepared?
RICHARD MAGAT	GIVING AIR TO THE TRUTH The enduring legacy of George Orwell
DOLPH L. HATFIELD	THE HOMELESS IN WASHINGTON, DC Reaching out to help the "other population"
HIRAM LAREW	IN PASSING (POEM)
KEITH CALHOUN-SENGHOR	IMPLEMENTING A PHASED AND INTEGRATED STRATEGY TOWARD SPACE New possibilities for global economic development
EMILY VARGAS-BARON	ALASKA SEEN FOR THE FIRST TIME (POEM)
ALAN H. GRANT	DO WE TRY TO SUPPRESS OUR OWN EVOLUTION?
STANLEY DUTTON WILLIS	ISN'T IT? (POEM)
C.W. HART, JR.	HAIKU FOR A DAY IN THE GARDEN BAR (POEM)

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The Cosmos Club is a private social club founded in Washington, D.C., in 1878.

EDITOR
George S. Robinson

EDITORIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Wilton S. Dillon
Herbert M. Franklin
John R. Gibson
Chuck Hyman
Michael D. Kelly
Gordon N. Lederman
Gail Leftwich
Caroline Ramsay Merriam
Monroe Newman
Jill Scharff
George E. Watson
William Watts
Henry H. Work

DEPUTY EDITOR
Vanessa Lide Whitcomb

ASSOCIATE EDITOR FOR ART
Daphne von Baur

LAYOUT AND PRODUCTION
Jon Howard, JHDesign

PRINTER
Jarboe Printing

WEBSITE DESIGN AND PREPARATION
Amy Pearson

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