A Bibliography of Smithsonian Magazine:

Transcription

1 A Bibliography of Smithsonian Magazine: Nelson H. F. Beebe University of Utah Department of Mathematics, 110 LCB 155 S 1400 E RM 233 Salt Lake City, UT USA Tel: FAX: beebe@math.utah.edu, beebe@acm.org, beebe@computer.org (Internet) WWW URL: 07 August 2013 Version 2.02 Title word cross-reference again [19]. agree [12]. Airborne [14]. American [33, 32]. architect [32]. Architecture [41]. Arctic [10]. art [39]. Asian [39]. Athens [41]. Atoms [1]. awake [2]. back [38]. bad [43]. Baltimore [25]. barns [19]. Beauty [2]. bent [39]. best [12]. Birth [5]. bonsai [39]. born [29, 19]. born-again [19]. bounty [33]. Brooklynwhere [42]. Bug [6]. bugging [17]. Burgeoning [38]. burn [27]. California [20]. calling [30]. came [24]. cantankerous [15]. car [23]. cards [30]. celestial [30]. Checkup [28]. chemicals [43]. Chicago [2]. Church [36]. City [6]. cliff [23]. clock [13]. clues [43]. computers [42]. constant [4]. court [9]. Craters [30]. Creative [15]. criminology [43]. Cultivating [39]. cultural [33]. cultures [10]. Curiously [4]. Cutting [13]. day [9]. decommissioning [34]. design [20]. Devil [7]. devotees [39]. dilemma [34]. dinosaurs [20]. driving [23]. East [12]. ever [35]. ever-graceful [35]. everything [40]. family [25]. fingerprints [43]. fires [27]. Frederic [36]. freer [39]. future [38]. gentleman [26]. give [39]. Glasgow [38]. goes [38]. good [43]. graceful [35]. gracious [35]. great [36, 36]. Grow [1]. grows [25, 42]. gulls [35]. happens [40]. Henry [15]. home [12]. 1

2 REFERENCES 2 hospitals [28]. image [41]. Indian [33]. intersect [10]. introducing [42]. Island [7]. issues [27]. jackknife [37]. jazz [42]. Kenya [6]. kloons [16]. know [11]. Korea [4]. language [42]. Lasers [43]. leases [19]. legacy [25]. liberty [32]. like [23]. lives [19]. long [3]. ludicrous [8]. Machines [1]. maverick [22]. May [1]. maybe [43]. medicine [43]. Mercer [15]. Mice [12]. microcosmos [22]. Mightier [1]. modern [42]. Montesquieu [32]. musical [42]. musicians [42]. Naked [24]. nation [28]. native [39]. never [35]. never-gracious [35]. no [26]. nothing [11]. Nuclear [34]. off [23]. officer [26]. old [19]. paint [29]. panorama [31]. panorama-in-print [31]. Paul [21]. Pictures [36]. planting [39]. power [34]. price [8]. print [31]. prints [43]. rail [3]. revolutionized [43]. rock [13]. romance [21]. Rooster [9]. Roto [9]. rural [28]. Saffron [8]. salesman [5]. sculptor [17]. sea [24]. Sending [16]. Sleeping [2]. slug [24]. Smithsonian [18]. Someday [1]. soul [42]. South [31]. spice [8]. spontaneity [11]. Stewart [21]. style [39]. Surveying [31]. Switzerland [37]. synthesizers [42]. Those [35]. Tiny [1]. too [43]. trades [37]. trail [3]. tray [39]. trees [39]. Turning [43]. twist [39]. USA [14]. use [43, 39]. versatile [8]. Waging [6]. Wang [29]. war [6]. Was [7, 26]. Watching [40]. West [12, 21]. Where [10]. who [17, 26]. wide [2]. window [18]. world [18, 40]. worst [7]. Yani [29]. Yankee [39]. Yellowstone [27]. young [42]. References Drexler:1982:MMT [1] K. E. Drexler. Mightier machines from tiny atoms may someday grow. Smithsonian, 13(8): , November CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Short overview of nanotechnology. Dudar:1988:CSB [2] Helen Dudar. In Chicago, Sleeping Beauty is wide awake. Smithsonian, 19 (5):28??, August 1, CODEN SM- Ripley:1988:LLT [3] S. Dillon Ripley. On the long, long trail of the rail. Smithsonian, 19(5):38??, August 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Iyer:1988:CCK [4] Pico Iyer. Curiously constant Korea. Smithsonian, 19(5):46??, August 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print),

3 REFERENCES 3 Hamblin:1988:BS [5] Dora Jane Hamblin. Birth of the salesman. Smithsonian, 19(5):62??, August 7333 (print), Bass:1988:WWB [6] Thomas A. Bass. Waging war in Bug City, Kenya. Smithsonian, 19(5):78??, August 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Kirschbaum:1988:WDI [7] Jed Kirschbaum. Was Devil s Island the worst of the worst? Smithsonian, 19 (5):90??, August 1, CODEN SM- Ward:1988:SVS [8] Diane Raines Ward. Saffron: versatile spice, ludicrous price. Smithsonian, 19 (5):104??, August 1, CODEN SM- Hill:1988:RRD [9] Olmstead Hill. Roto Rooster s day in court. Smithsonian, 19(5):113??, August 7333 (print), Park:1988:WAC [10] Edwards Park. Where Arctic cultures intersect. Smithsonian, 19(7):42??, October 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Shenker:1988:SKN [11] Israel Shenker. of spontaneity, I know nothing. Smithsonian, 19(7):58??, October 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Conniff:1988:MAE [12] Richard Conniff. Mice agree: East or West, home is best. Smithsonian, 19(7): 72??, October 1, CODEN SM- Stewart:1988:CRA [13] Doug Stewart. Cutting rock around the clock. Smithsonian, 19(7):86??, October 7333 (print), Faulkner:1988:AU [14] Douglas Faulkner. Airborne in the USA. Smithsonian, 19(7):100??, October 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Jackson:1988:CCH [15] Donald Dale Jackson. Creative, cantankerous Henry Mercer. Smithsonian, 19(7): 110??, October 1, CODEN SM- Dixon:1988:SK [16] Dougal Dixon. Sending in the kloons... Smithsonian, 19(7):124??, October 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Anonymous:1988:SWB [17] Anonymous. The sculptor who s bugging us. Smithsonian, 19(9):117??, December 7333 (print),

4 REFERENCES 4 Page:1989:TNW [18] Jake Page. Toward a new window on Smithsonian s world. Smithsonian, 20(4): 26??, July 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Doherty:1989:BAB [19] Jim Doherty. For born-again barns, new leases on old lives. Smithsonian, 20(5):30??, August 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Jordan:1989:CDD [20] William H. Jordan, Jr. From California, dinosaurs by design. Smithsonian, 20 (5):46??, August 1, CODEN SM- White:1989:PSR [21] Evelyn C. White. Paul Stewart s romance with the West. Smithsonian, 20(5):58??, (print), McDermott:1989:SMM [22] Jeanne McDermott. She s the maverick of the microcosmos. Smithsonian, 20(5):72??, August 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Conniff:1989:LDY [23] Richard Conniff. it s like driving your car off a cliff. Smithsonian, 20(5):82??, (print), Bavendam:1989:NCS [24] Fred Bavendam. Naked came the sea slug. Smithsonian, 20(5):94??, August 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Kernan:1989:FLG [25] Michael Kernan. A family legacy grows in Baltimore. Smithsonian, 20(5):102??, (print), Wernick:1989:OWW [26] Robert Wernick. The officer who was no gentleman. Smithsonian, 20(5):114??, (print), Conniff:1989:YFI [27] Richard Conniff. Yellowstone s fires are out but the issues burn on. Smithsonian, 20(6):36??, September 1, CODEN 5508 Margolis:1989:CNR [28] Richard J. Margolis. Checkup for the nation s rural hospitals. Smithsonian, 20(6): 52??, September 1, CODEN SM- Bond:1989:WYB [29] Constance A. Bond. Wang Yani, born to paint. Smithsonian, 20(6):70??, September 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Trefil:1989:CCC [30] James Trefil. Craters, the celestial calling cards. Smithsonian, 20(6):80??, Septem-

5 REFERENCES 5 ber 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Schreiber:1989:SSP [31] Norman Schreiber. Surveying the South, a panorama-in-print. Smithsonian, 20(6): 163??, September 1, CODEN SM- Wernick:1989:MAA [32] Robert Wernick. Montesquieu: architect of American liberty. Smithsonian, 20(6): 183??, September 1, CODEN SM- Anonymous:1989:AIC [33] Anonymous. From and for the American Indian, a cultural bounty. Smithsonian, 20(7):42??, October 1, CODEN 5508 Photographs by Rosamond W. Purcell. Shulman:1989:NPD [34] Seth Shulman. Nuclear power: the dilemma of decommissioning. Smithsonian, 20(7):56??, October 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Color photographs by Phil Schofield. Jackson:1989:EGN [35] Donald Dale Jackson. Those evergraceful, never-gracious gulls. Smithsonian, 20(7):72??, October 1, CO- DEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Sherman:1989:FCH [36] Joe Sherman. Frederic Church and his great Great Pictures. Smithsonian, 20 (7):88??, October 1, CODEN SM- Page:1989:SJA [37] Jake Page and Carl Hoffman. Switzerland s jackknife of all trades. Smithsonian, 20(7):106??, October 1, CO- DEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Illustrations by John Huehnergarth. Meisler:1989:BGG [38] Stanley Meisler. Burgeoning Glasgow goes back to the future. Smithsonian, 20(7):124??, October 1, CODEN 5508 Photographs by Patrick Ward. Tanner:1989:CBB [39] Ogden Tanner. Cultivating a bent for bonsai: Yankee devotees of tray planting use native trees and a freer style to give Asian art a new twist. Smithsonian, 20(7):138??, October 1, CODEN 5508 Stewart:1989:WEH [40] Doug Stewart. Watching everything that happens in the world. Smithsonian, 20 (7):156??, October 1, CODEN 5508 Photographs by Mark S. Wexler. Kennedy:1989:AIA [41] Roger G. Kennedy. Architecture in the image of Athens. Smithsonian, 20(7):170??, October 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Photographs by Robert C. Lautman.

6 REFERENCES 6 Louis:1989:NJG [42] Errol T. Louis. A new jazz grows in Brooklyn...where young musicians with computers, synthesizers and soul are introducing a modern musical language. Smithsonian, 20(7):176??, October 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print), Photographs by Jonathan Atkin. Fincher:1989:TBF [43] Jack Fincher. Turning bad fingerprints into good clues: Lasers and chemicals have revolutionized the use of prints in criminology and maybe in medicine, too. Smithsonian, 20(7):201??, October 1, CODEN SMSNA5. ISSN (print),