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Table of Contents – 1997 Island Journal – Volume 14
In the Light
Remembering Betty Noyce – Peter Ralston — page 4
Eye of the RAVEN
From the logs of the vessels of the Island Institute – Philip W Conkling — page 6
HUMAN COMMUNITIES
In island communities, the most powerful lesson is the relationship between scale and human values – Cynthia Bourgeault
Islander Interviews by Deborah DuBrule — page 8
Going “Up” to School
Some island commuters start at an early age – Frances Lefkowitz — page 20
Getting By
Clarence Bennett of Greens Island – Karen Roberts Jackson — page 24
Surrendering Control
Three decades on an island teaches you a lot about yourself – Edgar M. Boyd — page 27
Folio
The Art of Community
Essay by Christopher Crosman — page 30
ISLANDS AS BIOLOGICAL COMMUNITIES
Introduction: David Quammen
Island profiles: David D. Platt — page 36
MARINE COMMUNITIES
Under water, the connections are everywhere
Introduction: Ted Ames
Community profiles: Moira W. Brown, Ted Ames, Robert Steneck, Les Watling, Ed Myers, Maureen D. Keller, Anne Hayden — page 48
Horatio Crie and the Lobster Double-Gauge Law – James M. Acheson — page 65
A Causeway Chokes a River – Julia Chadwick
Aerial mosaic by Leslie Fuller — page 69
Boston’s Cleaner Harbor – Bill Sargent — page 72
The HALIFAX Mystery – Roger F Duncan— page 76
Silent Sites – Deborah DuBrule — page 80
Island Boundaries as a Resource – Barry Bartmann — page 84
From Jordan’s Delight – Carl Little — page 87
Reviews — page 89
Islands of the Mid-Maine Coast, Vol. I (revised edition)
The Song of the Dodo.
Information about the Island Institute — page 96
