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Articles in Spring 2001 issue of National Forum

• People Leave
  by Grey, John
• Cinematic history: A defense of Hollywood
  by Toplin, Robert Brent
• Thirteen days in 145 minutes
  by May, Ernest R
• Slaves on Screen: Film and Historical Vision
  by O'Connor, John E
• One Graduate Wore a Dinosaur
  by Sutton, Dorothy
• Past future: The troubled history of Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange
  by Carruthers, Susan
• Mediocrity
  by Sasser, Jane
• Film as historical narrative
  by Davis, Natalie Zemon
• Perfect Storm, The
  by Knox, John
• A note from the editor
  by Kaetz, James P
• Bleeding out
  by Sutton, Virginia Chase
• New Numbers / They Sing to Her Bones
  by Roma-Deeley, Lois
• Letters to the editor
• Technological promise, scientific disputes
  by Larson, Douglas W
• Ethics
  by Huggins, Peter
• Witnesses and luminaries
  by Ferrandi, George
• Nothing Like It in the World: The Men Who Built the Transcontinental Railroad 1863-1869
  by Kaetz, Pat
• Fahrenheit 451 revisited
  by Trout, Paul
• Electronic monitoring of employees in the workplace
  by Kelly, Eileen P
• Of swords and sandals
  by Doherty, Thomas