Department. Ms. Kate Parr is Project 1>1anager, 
and Prof. Anthony Blair is Project Contact-
Person. 

Write for sample pages, which will be ready 
for distribution in mid-July. Orders for indi-
viduals or 'classes will be filled by mid-
September if received before the end of August, 
and later within a month of being received as 
long as supplies last or orders warrant addi-
tional printings. 

Address inquiries and orders to: Ms, Kate 
Parr, Informal Logic Workbook, Department of 
Philosophy, University of Windsor, Windsor, 
Ontario, Canada N9B 3P4. ~~ 

ILLINOIS THINKING PROJECT 

Ne have received a copy of Bulletin No. 3 
(October 1980) of the Illinois Thinking Pro-
ject (formerly the Illinois Rational Thinking 
Project). Sorry for the delay in announcing 
it. Here is a brief account of its contents. 

There have been some personnel changes. Tom 
Tomko and Steve Norris have moved on, and Eric 
Neir is now the Administrative Assistant on 
the project. There is a report of two evalua-
tions of the ITP Logic I course at University 
High School in-r979-80, and an interesting 
report of some comments by Frances Wagner, 
who t~ught the course for four semesters and 
wrote a teacher'S guide and answer book for 
it. She comments on how well the students 
applied the material outside class, and on 
plans to change how the material is presented. 
The Bulletin describes ITP workshops in Il-
linois in 1979-80, and announces two reports: 
Tomko and Ennis's, "Evaluation of Informal 
Logic Competence" (reprinted in Informal Logic 
advertised in ILNJ and Stephen P. Norris's, 
"The Dependability of Observation Statements". 
Both can be obtained from the ERIC Document 
Reproduction Service. 

A new "Materials List" with prices is also 
available from the Illinois Thinking Project. 
Send inquiries to: 

Illinois Thinking project 
188 Education Building 
University of Illinois 
Urbana, Illinois 61801 ~ 

AITIA' MAGAZINE 

This is to announceAITIA Magazine to ~ 
subscribers who've not heard of it before; as 
its friends know, ~ has been around for 
some years. 

AITIA is the magazine of philosophy, human-
ities and social science for two-year colleges 
and high. schools. It is published by The 
Centre for Philosophy, Law and Citizenship, 
Inc, The address is: AITIA/Friel, Knapp Hall 
22,. SUNY Farmingdale, NY 11735, Subscriptions 
(six issues) are: 2 years individual: $14, 
institution: $16; 3' years individual: $18, 
institution: $20. Back copies available at 
$5 per year ('72-' 73 together $5). Overseas: 
Add $1 per year. 

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Some recent articles: Exclusive firsthand 

report on Mainland China (1\ Wounded Panda) ; 
National \'iorkshop Conference on Teaching Phi-
losophy; Applied Philosophy and the Community 
College; Competency-based Learning--Buyer 
Bewarel; Poetry; A Multidisciplinary Approach 
to Teaching Philosophy; Technological Humanism; 
Prison is a Surd Community; Rules and Ethical 
Actions; Visual Literacy and Success for the 
Slow Learner; Relativism in Philosophy; Science, 
Technology and Philosophy; The Poet's Place 
(call for clearer language); Education in 
Prison: Augustine, Freedom, Evil and the Con-
temporary Predicament in Philosophy: Philosophy 
and Cooperative Education. 

AITIA editors welcome readers' support and 
participation. ~ 

• queries 
WANTED: 

Lesson plans, units, and other curriculum ma-
terials which employ the teaching of critical 
thinking skills at the elementary and secon-
dary school levels. I am working on an MA in 
the area of developing a curriculum model 
which would integrate these skills into the 
educational process at all levels. Your help 
and experience will be enthusiastically wel-
comed! Please send any materialS, suggestions, 
ideas, etc., to: 

Jenna Richardson 
p, O. Box 833 
Cotati, CA 94928 

• correction 
Professor David Hitchcock would like to have 
three changes made in the text of his RESPONSE 
article "Deduct-ion, Induction and Conduction", 
which. appeared in our last issue, ILN: iii. 2, 
pp. 7-15. 

tll Page 7, Column 1, line 6: The sen-
tence should read: 'Or should that 
be "induce"?'. 

C21 Page 13, Column 1, lines 6-7 of the 
last paragraph; the clause should 
read: 'Unless "may run a risk" is 
a reporter's pleonasm,', 

UI Page 13, Column 2, lines 2-3 of the 
last paragraph: the clause should 
read; 'whose premises are non-
conclusively relevant tQ their con-
clusion'. * 

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