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 Volume One, Number One
Salmon and the Northwest by Roy Hemmingway
Calling the Past Into the Future with Stories by Kim Stafford
Magnuson by Shelby Scates
RE: Public Education by David Sarasohn
 Volume One, Number Two
Rhapsody for Blackberries by Sandra Dorr
Democracy at the Headwaters by Daniek Kemmis
Growth and the Northwest Landscape by Richard Benner
The Cloning Conundrum: The Ethics of a Scientific Breakthrough
by Albert Johnson
Writing in the West by John Daniel, Sandra Dorr & William Kittredge
Regionalism 101 by Ellen Teicher
 Volume One, Number Three
Water in the West by Charles Wilkinson
Bigfoot by Robert Sullivan
Nuclear IndiaBiking VietnamSurgeon's Knots by Richard RapportThe Booker PrizeFictionPoetry
 Volume One, Number Four
A River Runs Against It: America's Evolving View of Dams
by Bruce BabbittEmerson & Muir: An Improbable FriendshipFiction by Terence O'DonnellHealth Care in FluxAsia and The Silicon Forest
 Volume Two, Number One
Earth's Unruly Tenant by Jane LubchencoDavid Brewster's SeattleRiver Soldiers by David James DuncanJazz at the RanchThe Purpose of Copyright by Lydia Pallas LorenThe Newbery Prize by Elizabeth CosgriffLetter from DC by Beth Oakes
 Volume Two, Number Two
On Loss of Memory by Floyd SklootEating Seasonally and Locally by Joan Dye GussowThe Pol Pot Tragedy in Cambodia Comes to the Northwest by William H. Sack, M.D.Live from BeijingNorthwest QuiltingA Film Junkie's Guide to Relationships on ScreenSummer Reading
 Volume Two, Number Three
Native Environmental Sovereignty by Mary WoodThe Myth that Schools Shortchange Girls by Judith KleinfeldPublishing in the Northwest by Deborah GarmanGarden: Deadheading by Lee C. NeffThe Rise of Chinatowns in the WestConversations on Getting Older
Stories:
The Flying Squirrels by Fred HaefeleSay the Word by Jean RysstadEarthquake by Jack Hodgins
Sports:
Walking the Dog
 Volume Two, Number Four
Six Hundred Indians Vote by David Savage The Future of Whales: Choice or Chance? by Bruce Mate and Deborah A. Goldstein Northwest Philanthropy by Michael Duckworth Countries That Torture by Virginia Brown Keyder "Traveling Close to Home" by Debra Gwartney Editorial by Senator Mark O. Hatfield
Books:
PEN Northwest: A Fertile Meadow Far From Town by John Daniel
Conspicuous Consumption:
Confessions of a (Reformed) Gear Junkie by Ted Katauskas
The Arts:
Sauvie Island Landscapes by Sally Cleveland
Sports:
Wrapped Up in the Flag by Shea Anderson
Garden:
Gardening is My Sport by Lee C. Neff
 Volume Three, Number One
Judge Diarmuid F. O'Scannlain: On Judicial ActivismLeadership: Jefferson, Lewis and Clark by Stephen Dow BeckhamU.S. Representative Brian Baird: Campaign Finance ReformHaikuParents, Coaches and KidsSalmon
 Volume Three, Number Two
Emory Bundy: Why Rail?Idealism and Temptation @ Silicon Valley by Michael KiparskySummer FictionMust See Movie Moments by Ted MaharForged By the Wild: Leaders With a Wilderness Ethic by William Faries
Books:
Homing In On Oregon by John Daniel
Garden:
Jam by Lee C. Neff
 Volume Three, Number Three
David Earling on Light Rail: The Discussion ContinuesWhatever Happened to the Willamette River?Aging and Dementia: What Recent Studies Show by Jeffrey KayeExcerpt: Messages from Frank's Landing by Charles F. WilkinsonStories by Robert Sullivan and Ron JohnsonPoetry by Stanley KunitzGarden by Lee C. Neff
Travel:
Barging Single by Cherie Magnus
Volume Three, Number Four (Sold Out)
Living with Our Rivers (Part I of a two-part series) Dr. Paul Risser: The Willamette River -- A Continuing StruggleTravis Williams: River RemembrancesAmy Souers / Betty Otto: Restoring Rivers Within City LimitsDavid Brewster's Seattle: On the Rocks or On a Roll?Chuck Collins on Rethinking Mass Transit -- Ride Free?Fiction, Poetry, Memoir, Gardening, Golf
 Volume Four, Number One
Living with Our Rivers (Part II of a two-part series)Portland's Willamette River Waterfront by Barbara WalkerSeattle's Duwamish River by Daniel Jack ChasanAssessing Salmon Recovery by William Stelle, Jr.Determining Risk in Polluted Waters by Greg Higgins, Ph.D.The Academic Health Center: What's Next? by Peter O. KohlerProperty Rights and Wrongs by Richard P. BennerSadie's Tomatoes -- A Story by Jack FosterApples -- An Essay by Steve Blakeslee
 Volume Four, Number Two
Energy Crisis : On or Off? by Roy HemmingwayMt. Rainier: My View or Yours? by Eric Redman
Water Wars in the Klamath Basin by Daniel Jack Chasan
Slow Food : The Pleasures of Time and TastePoetry Volume Four, Number Three
Northwest Art by Deloris Tarzan Ament
Losing the Peace by William O. Beeman
Perils of the Charitable Trust by Elizabeth Cosgriff
Sleep Talking : Larks and Owls by Robert Sack, MD
Of Laws and Fishes by Jeff Curtis
"Good Driver" and "The Price is One Hundred and Fifty Afghanis" by James Opie Volume Four, Number Four
California Schemin' by Ed Sheets
The Enron Debacle: A Cautionary Tale for the Wise Investor by Stephen S. McConnel, CPA
Normal sleep by Robert Sack, M.D.
A New Agenda for the Global Environment by Jonathan Lash
Sleep Talking: Normal Sleep? by Robert Sack, M.D.
Personal Favorites for Summer Reading Volume Five, Number One
The Need for a New Ocean Ethic by Jane Lubchenko with Renee Davis-Born and Brooke Simler
Photographs from the Northern Coast by Terry Toedtemeier
Conversations with the Generations: Work Life by Penny Harrison and Maura O'Scannlain
 Volume Five, Number Two
Ideas to Move Us Forward: David Brewster, Tom Corddry, Mike Dugan, John Emrick, Brian Gard, Randy Gragg, Mike Houck, Ethan Seltzer
Who were the Kanakas?
Conversations with the Generations: Part II - Personal Stuff
 Volume Five, Number Three
Are 30 Years of Environmental Protection Up for Grabs? by Dan Chasan
Conversations with the Generations: World Views
edited by Penny Harrison
The Endangered Species Act: Thirty Years on the Ark by Jeff Curtis and Bob Davison
How do Musicians Do What They Do? by Tom Grant
Conversations with the Generations: Part III - How We See the World
 Volume Five, Number Four
Taking FlightBirdsFiction and PoetryEscapes
Volume Six, Number One (Sold Out)
The Business of Building Sustainable Communities: Reuniting these United States by Theodore Roosevelt IV
Losing the Peace in Iraq by William O. Beeman
Rick BassBoeing's New Voice: Bob Watt Volume Six, Number Two
Taxes and Self-Identity by Samuel A. Donaldson
Retaining the Estate Tax by William H. Gates, Sr.
Revisiting Afghanistan (Interview with Zaher Wahab)
Keeping the Lights On II by Edward Sheets
 Volume Six, Number Three
Thomas Jefferson and the American Enlightenment on the Eve of the Lewis and Clark Expedition by Clay S. Jenkinson
Back to Babylon: A Surgeon's Service in Iraq by Richard J. Mullins, M.D.
Ballet in Bifocals by Linda Besant
 Volume Six, Number Four
Pacific Salmon Re-story-ation by Jim Lichatowich
Sparing the Green River Killer: The Death Penalty Conundrum by Eric Redman
Catch and Release by John Pierce
Should You Worry? The Heart by John C. McAnulty, M.D.
Seize the Ice Cream! by Melissa Hart
 Volume Seven, Number One
Working Toward an Energy Agenda For the 21st Century by Sen. Maria Cantwell
Restoring Salmon: How Are We Doing?
by Edward W. Sheets
Babe in the Woods by Eric Redman
America’s Next Mistake: Attacking Iran by William O. Beeman
 Volume Seven, Number Two
Cabinet Mountains Wilderness: A Celebration by Rick Bass
Hippocrates Versus Hypocrisy by Ronald Turker, M.D.
The Power of Wind, Sun and Falling Water by Angus Duncan
 Volume Seven, Number Three
The Adolescent Brain by Alex Stevens
Chris Henney: Biotech Entrepreneur Extraordinaire by Emory Bundy
What Triggers the News? by Shelby Scates, Floyd McKay, Bill Eaton and Tim Gleason
Spring Reading by Rick Bass, John Daniel, Brian Gard, Eric Redman
 Volume Seven, Number Four
Knowing History and Knowing Who We Are by David McCullough
Review of The Coming Generational Storm: What You Need to Know about America's Economic Future by Stephen McConnel
Sleep Talking: Sleep as an Altered State of Consciousness by Robert Sack, M.D.
Rethinking Health Care: An Opening Discussion by Marvin W. Harrison, M.D.
Mei-Ann Chen: Clarity + Energy + Passion by Linda Besant
Recommended Reading by Open Spaces Readers
Hood to Coast Relay Volume Eight, Number One
Science and Politics: The Uneasy Relationship by Howard J. Silver, Ph.D.
Economic Ideology or Economic Interests – Why is American Health Care So Different? by Robert Evans, Ph.D.
New Drugs are Coming to the Market, Right and Left by Robert Sack, M.D.
Edited Excerpt from Blood Struggle
by Charles Wilkinson
 Volume Eight, Number Two
What's Going On and What's Going Wrong With Our Boys? by Judith Kleinfeld, Ph.D
Oil and Water in Puget Sound by Shelby Scates
Sights Unseen by Michael Durham
 Volume Eight, Number Three
Volcanoes and Superquakes: Living with Geologic Hazards in the Pacific Northwest by Stephen L. Harris
Dallas Revisited: Candy Barr, Jack Ruby and JFK
by Shelby Scates
Paying the Price for the Ability to Sleep by Robert Sack, M.D.
Arbitration: The Other Dispute Resolution Process by James L. Knoll
The Year in Headlines by Steve Clifford
 Volume Eight, Number Four
Drawing a Natural Resource Map
for the New Century by John A. Kitzhaber, M.D.
The Fourth Pillar of Our Innovation Economy:
Technology Innovation in the Non-Profit Sector
by Steve Davis
Open Spaces Booklist
 Volume Nine, Number One
Railroading Seattle by Emory Bundy
Behind the Photo Op: Presidential Signing Statements and the Balance of Power
by Phillip J. Cooper
Sleep Talking: Got a Big Decision? Sleep on It! by Robert Sack, M.D.
The Market: What Next? by Bill Berner
 Volume Nine, Number Two
Global Health Series: articles by Jeffrey D. Sachs, Robert Sack, M.D., and Erin Fitch
Leaders in Global Health: Individuals and Organizations
Environmental Activism: What Works and Why? by Emory Bundy
Social Intelligence reviewed by Elizabeth Cosgriff
 Volume Nine, Number Three
International Relations Issue
Opportunities for the Next President by George R. Packard
Land Use: Why Plan? by Robert Sherwood
Useful Things: Poetry by Brian Gard
The Man from Slaughterhouse-Five:A Remembrance of Kurt Vonnegut by Steve Blakeslee
Idaho: East of Eden or West of Bliss by Margaret Herrington
Current Issue: Volume Nine, Number Four
The West Coast Leads the Way on Energy and Climate Protection by Edward W. Sheets
Going, Going, Gone: Reflections on the Retirement of the Bull Run Hydroelectric Project by John Esler
Ringing in New Life for Rivers by Amy Kober
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