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11 Pol. Theory 3 (1983)

handle is hein.journals/ptxa11 and id is 1 raw text is: FROM THE EDITOR \IT H THIS ISSUE, we welcome our new editorial apprentices to Political Theory. From Columbia comes Simone Chambers, and from Rutgers Garrett Sheldon, who will work with us for the next two issues, and Bryan Barnett, who will complete the year after Garrett moves to a new position in Virginia. The apprenticeships have been a particularly successful innovation, and we hope that Chambers, Sheldon, and Bar- nett benefit from their participation as much as we will. We have never received as many articles on American political thought as we would like, so we are pleased to be able to publish the article of Wayne Fields on Daniel Webster. There is little solace to be found in this for political theorists, however, since Professor Fields is in his university's English department. There should be a lesson in this somewhere. -Benjamin R. Barber

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