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Table of contents of journal: *Museum news (Washington)

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CALIFORNIA-SCIENCE-CENTER (NEWLY OPENED INSTITUTION OFFERS EXHIBITS AND PROGRAMMING BASED ON NEW STANDARDS IN EDUCATION AND EXHIBIT TECHNOLOGY FROM THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY)
Authors: CICCOTTI S
Citation: S. Ciccotti, CALIFORNIA-SCIENCE-CENTER (NEWLY OPENED INSTITUTION OFFERS EXHIBITS AND PROGRAMMING BASED ON NEW STANDARDS IN EDUCATION AND EXHIBIT TECHNOLOGY FROM THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY), Museum news, 77(2), 1998, pp. 20-20
DESIGNING DISNEYS THEME PARKS - THE ARCHITECTURE OF REASSURANCE - MARLING,KA
Authors: VOLKERT J
Citation: J. Volkert, DESIGNING DISNEYS THEME PARKS - THE ARCHITECTURE OF REASSURANCE - MARLING,KA, Museum news, 77(2), 1998, pp. 25
FIDDLING WHILE THE PLANET BURNS - THE CHALLENGE FOR US NATURAL-HISTORY MUSEUMS (RESPONSE TO THE ARTICLES ON PLANNING FOR AND CREATING THE MUSEUM FOR THE 21ST-CENTURY)
Authors: KRISHTALKA L HUMPHREY PS
Citation: L. Krishtalka et Ps. Humphrey, FIDDLING WHILE THE PLANET BURNS - THE CHALLENGE FOR US NATURAL-HISTORY MUSEUMS (RESPONSE TO THE ARTICLES ON PLANNING FOR AND CREATING THE MUSEUM FOR THE 21ST-CENTURY), Museum news, 77(2), 1998, pp. 29
PLUNDER STORMS - THE DILEMMA OF WAR AND STOLEN ART
Authors: FELICIANO H
Citation: H. Feliciano, PLUNDER STORMS - THE DILEMMA OF WAR AND STOLEN ART, Museum news, 77(2), 1998, pp. 36
VISITORS - WHO DOES, WHO DOESNT, AND WHY (WHY PEOPLE GO TO MUSEUMS)
Authors: FALK JH
Citation: Jh. Falk, VISITORS - WHO DOES, WHO DOESNT, AND WHY (WHY PEOPLE GO TO MUSEUMS), Museum news, 77(2), 1998, pp. 38-43
EXACT IMAGINING - THE MUSEUM AS A JOURNEY
Authors: TRAMPOSCH WJ
Citation: Wj. Tramposch, EXACT IMAGINING - THE MUSEUM AS A JOURNEY, Museum news, 77(2), 1998, pp. 44
PORTRAIT OF THE VISITOR (WHAT THE TYPICAL VISITOR TO THE SMITHSONIAN-INSTITUTION LOOKS LIKE)
Authors: STRAND J
Citation: J. Strand, PORTRAIT OF THE VISITOR (WHAT THE TYPICAL VISITOR TO THE SMITHSONIAN-INSTITUTION LOOKS LIKE), Museum news, 77(2), 1998, pp. 59-59
TREND ON HONEYMOON (PREDICTIONS CONCERNING THE NEW TREND AMONG MAJOR NATURAL-HISTORY MUSEUMS SEEKING DIRECTORS WHO HAVE NOT WORKED IN NATURAL-HISTORY MUSEUMS BEFORE)
Authors: BAILEY SF
Citation: Sf. Bailey, TREND ON HONEYMOON (PREDICTIONS CONCERNING THE NEW TREND AMONG MAJOR NATURAL-HISTORY MUSEUMS SEEKING DIRECTORS WHO HAVE NOT WORKED IN NATURAL-HISTORY MUSEUMS BEFORE), Museum news, 77(2), 1998, pp. 65-65
HIGH STANDARDS AND JUST TREATMENT (HOW MUSEUMS SHOULD RESPOND TO INCREASED PUBLIC SCRUTINY OF THEIR COLLECTIONS AND POLICIES)
Authors: ABLE EH
Citation: Eh. Able, HIGH STANDARDS AND JUST TREATMENT (HOW MUSEUMS SHOULD RESPOND TO INCREASED PUBLIC SCRUTINY OF THEIR COLLECTIONS AND POLICIES), Museum news, 77(2), 1998, pp. 71-71
TOWARD A WIDER DISCUSSION (NATURAL-HISTORY MUSEUM FOR THE 21ST-CENTURY)
Authors: JACKSON AK
Citation: Ak. Jackson, TOWARD A WIDER DISCUSSION (NATURAL-HISTORY MUSEUM FOR THE 21ST-CENTURY), Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 7
THE VALENTINE TURNS 100 (VALENTINE-MUSEUM, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA)
Authors: HUERGO J
Citation: J. Huergo, THE VALENTINE TURNS 100 (VALENTINE-MUSEUM, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA), Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 9
LOS-ANGELES ARTS EDUCATION INITIATIVE
Authors: HUERGO J
Citation: J. Huergo, LOS-ANGELES ARTS EDUCATION INITIATIVE, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 11-12
WATER WORKS (THE NEWPORT-AQUARIUM)
Authors: KRAUS A
Citation: A. Kraus, WATER WORKS (THE NEWPORT-AQUARIUM), Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 12-15
DONATIONS WELCOME (FOR WASHINGTON 'NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY')
Authors: HUERGO J
Citation: J. Huergo, DONATIONS WELCOME (FOR WASHINGTON 'NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY'), Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 15
OLD-MASTERS BROUGHT TO LIGHT - EUROPEAN PAINTINGS FROM THE NATIONAL MUSEUM-OF-ART OF ROMANIA
Citation: OLD-MASTERS BROUGHT TO LIGHT - EUROPEAN PAINTINGS FROM THE NATIONAL MUSEUM-OF-ART OF ROMANIA, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 16-16
OUR NATIONS COLORS - CELEBRATION OF AMERICAN PAINTING, SELECTIONS FROM THE WICHITA-ART-MUSEUM
Citation: OUR NATIONS COLORS - CELEBRATION OF AMERICAN PAINTING, SELECTIONS FROM THE WICHITA-ART-MUSEUM, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 16-16
WOMEN AND FLIGHT
Citation: WOMEN AND FLIGHT, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 16-16
THE FLAG IN AMERICAN-INDIAN ART
Citation: THE FLAG IN AMERICAN-INDIAN ART, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 17-18
THE INVISIBLE MADE VISIBLE - ANGELS FROM THE VATICAN
Citation: THE INVISIBLE MADE VISIBLE - ANGELS FROM THE VATICAN, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 17-17
REFLECTIONS OF A JOURNEY - ENGRAVINGS AFTER BODMER,KARL
Citation: REFLECTIONS OF A JOURNEY - ENGRAVINGS AFTER BODMER,KARL, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 17-17
WHISTLER - IMPRESSIONS OF AN AMERICAN ABROAD - ETCHINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS FROM THE CARNEGIE MUSEUM-OF-ART
Citation: WHISTLER - IMPRESSIONS OF AN AMERICAN ABROAD - ETCHINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS FROM THE CARNEGIE MUSEUM-OF-ART, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 18-18
THE NEW YELLOWSTONE ART-MUSEUM IN BILLINGS, MONTANA
Authors: STRAND J
Citation: J. Strand, THE NEW YELLOWSTONE ART-MUSEUM IN BILLINGS, MONTANA, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 20-20
MUSEUM ETHICS - EDSON,G
Authors: MACDONALD RR
Citation: Rr. Macdonald, MUSEUM ETHICS - EDSON,G, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 25
FACES OF THE FUTURE - THE GETTYS LOS-ANGELES CULTURE NET
Authors: LUSAKA J
Citation: J. Lusaka, FACES OF THE FUTURE - THE GETTYS LOS-ANGELES CULTURE NET, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 34
DANCES WITH TRUSTEES - HOW ONE MUSEUM REINVENTED ITS BOARD AND REDISCOVERED ITSELF
Authors: HAWLEY A
Citation: A. Hawley, DANCES WITH TRUSTEES - HOW ONE MUSEUM REINVENTED ITS BOARD AND REDISCOVERED ITSELF, Museum news, 77(1), 1998, pp. 38
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