. . . I can never sit down
to do my work on this project without thinking of KPW. He is always in the back of my mind, pushing and prodding me when I'm not doing the same to myself. I readily admit, too, that at times when I remember that he's gone, I pause briefly from my work to just sit and occasionally just to cry.

LESSONS FROM BLACK FELT-TIPPED FLAIRS

Glenn Israel

THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY YEARS

A.E. Luloff

A RETROSPECTIVE

SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Jeffrey Bridger and Al Luloff

HEALTH CARE AND THE COMMUNITY FIELD

Kenneth E. Martin

Andrew Zekeri