Found in Notes:  Dan Bradley of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions; the other published in 1837 in Singapore in the Malay language using Arabic script, also by American missionaries, recounting the story of the Arab Christian converts Abdullah and Sabat. Both tracts bear an inscription describing the respective text and its donation to Georgetown University by Lorenzo Lewis, esq. of Audley, Clarke Co., Va.

Found in Notes:  Contributors: Barbara Kennelly, Steven R. Sabat, Gwen Rubenstein, Laura Williamson, Ann Marra, David Bragdon, Jeanette Jopkins, Cecilia Clarke, George Hundt, Manuel Utset, Muriel Hasbun, Tatiana Volcova, Ali Riker, and Ray Murphy.

Found in Notes:  ., "The Survivor"-poetry by Professor Steven R. Sabat, "Lotsa Dudes, Lotsa Guitars: The Austin Music Scene in Less Than Five Words"-Scott Peeples, "Ms.

Found in Notes:  Daniel Robinson, Dr. Steven Sabat, and Dr. Suzanne Pallak, "Hollywood Tuns Sour: Red-baiting and Mud-slinging Mar Current American Releases"-Greg Kitsock, and "Mexican Debts and US Demands"-John Bailey; (issue 4) profile of Joe Lonardo, Editor's Note, "Nazi Germany and Poland: Hitler Reverses His Decision to Establish an 'Acceptable Relationship' With Germany's Eastern Neighbor and Moves Toward an Invasion of Poland"-Jan Karski, "Healy At the Helm: GU's President Steers the University Through Ten Tremendous Years"-Mark Landler, "A Decade of Improvement: Athletics Grows Under Healy's Guidance"-Dennis Roche, "Alumni as Professors: Filling the Joint Role at Georgetown"-Edamarie Mattei, "Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days"-Skip Horne, "Hoyas Unlimited: Enhancing Role of Athletics"-Skip Horne, "The Baker Program: A Recipe for Success: Mixing Alumni Guidance With a Liberal Arts Education To Become Business Leaders of Tomorrow"-Skip Horne, "Seven Days of Nonstop Fun: The Traditions and Memories of Senior Week"-Kevin Ciotta, "Living Right: Conservative Students Form a House To Further a Cause"-Cary Brazeman, "Here's To the Winners!