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Raider remembrance
PHOTO ILLUSTRATION/MICHAEL BROWN
A formation of B-25s soared over Columbia April 18 in celebration of the 60th anniversary of the United States' retaliatory bombing of Tokyo during World War II. The commemorative events were part of the Doolittle Raiders Reunion.
New electronic journal offers credible information for an incredible price
BY KATHY HENRY DOWELL
Social work educators and practitioners around the world are discovering the Electronic Journal of Social Work (EJSW), a new peer-reviewed scholarly journal created by the USC College of Social Work. "This electronic publication is the first of its kind for the profession of social work," said Goutham Menon, assistant professor and director of the USC Center for Technology in Social Work Education and Practice. "And, just two months after the first issue appeared, it has already attracted more than 600 subscribers from around the world. We've had e-mail responses from around the United States, as well as Asia and South Africa." The new e-journal, which first appeared in February, is separate from the college's biannual printed journal, Arete. That publication has been produced for more than 20 years and, like most such journals, is available only through a subscription fee. Users of the new e-journal are required to Menon subscribe using their e-mail addresses to receive announcements of future issues, but there is no charge to access any of the information. Clearly, a journal like EJSW offers numerous opportunities. "Electronic publishing provides unlimited access to reliable information for academicians, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers from all parts of the
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Tracey Ely plays word game with neighborhod kids.
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