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\nfor StudentsigrtormyItn8stadark andstormynight。  \nShortforSu●r1dents  \nNational Advisory Board  \nDale Allender:Teacher,West High School,IowaCity,Iowa.  \nDana Gioia:Poet and critic.His books include TheGods of Winter and Can Poetry Matter?Hecurrently resides in Santa Rosa,CA.  \nCarol Jago:Teacher,Santa Monica High School,Santa Monica,CA.Member of the CaliforniaReading and Literature Project at Universityof California,Los Angeles.  \nBonnie J.Newcomer:English Teacher,BeloitJunior-Senior High School,Beloit,Kansas.Editor of KATE UpDate,for the Kansas As-sociation of Teachers of English.Ph.D.candi-  \ndate in information science,Emporia StateUniversity,Kansas.  \nKatherine Nyberg:English teacher.Director ofthe language arts program of Farmington Pub-lic Schools,Farmington,Michigan.  \nNancy Rosenberger:Former English teacher andchair of English department at ConestogaHigh School,Berwyn,Pennsylvania.  \nDorothea M.Susag:English teacher,Simms HighSchool,Simms,Montana.Former presidentof the Montana Association of Teachers ofEnglish Language Arts.Member of the Na-tional Council of Teachers of English.  \n# Presenting Analysis,Context,and Criticism onCommonly Studied Short Stories\n\nVolume 11  \nJennifer Smith,Editor  \nDetroit  \nNew York  \nSan Francisco  \nLondon  \nBoston  \nWoodbridge,CT  \n# Short Stories for Students\n\nStaff  \nEditor:Jennifer Smith.  \nContributing Editors:Anne Marie Hacht,MichaelL.LaBlanc,Ira Mark Milne,Elizabeth Thomason.  \nManaging Editor:Dwayne D.Hayes.  \nResearch:Victoria B.Cariappa,Research Manager.CherylWarnock,Research Specialist.Tamara Nott,Tracie A.Richardson,Research Associates.Nicodemus Ford,Sarah Genik,TimothyLehnerer,Ron Morelli,Research Assistants.  \nPermissions:Maria Franklin,Permissions Manager.JacquelineJones,Julie Juengling,Permissions Assistants.  \nManufacturing:Mary Beth Trimper,Manager,Compositionand Electronic Prepress.Evi Seoud,Assistant Manager,Composition Purchasing and Electronic Prepress.Stacy Melson,Buyer.  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