E-Briefing Academic Year 1999-2000 September 1999: New architecture on campus; new life for old suburbs; cooperative education shifts and reshapes for a new century Parking a problem: SUVs; flood of opportunities (and recruiters) swamp college students Appraising feminism: you've come a long way, baby? October 1999: Arriving late a way of life Our changing sense of the sacred Drugs and alcohol no longer limited to "youth culture," but a senior challenge too Travel trends in the new millennium; future career: nurses trained in the law November 1999 Working abroad a broadening trend; UC professor scouts out armies of Armageddon Holiday survival tips: combatting commercialism, serving up the scoop on Santa and toy trends Gift suggestions from "idea elves;" cutting holiday ills; Christmas in other cultures; and more January 2000: Looking to Valentine's Day: the ideal partner depends on where (or when) you live. The academic tradition of tenure is reshaping and reforming under new pressures. With the approach of Black History Month: current perils and future promise for African Americans February 2000: Coming trends for leisure, life and work Dilbert alert: engineers get the last laugh this month Taxing observations from UC faculty Cyberfiction: will it ever click? March 2000: Spring Break trends: not necessarily sun and sand Campaign 2000: primaries and possibilities What's coming with TV blockbuster programming What's ahead for the teaching profession Play ball! Will new developments in baseball prove to be hits or errors? April 2000 Academics play the role of presidential adviser: recipes for aiding America Mom has her day coming: What does it mean to be a mother in America today? An environmental e-briefing: What's ahead for the earth. May 2000 Collges moving toward a wireless world It's straight from diplomas to dollars for college grads. As elections loom large, what's the future of polling. June 2000 The cooling industry is red-hot: all about air conditioning Summer survival that's kid friendly Slavery's legacy and possible reparations debated as Juneteenth (June 19) nears Get set for fun and fireworks on the Fourth history and safety tips July 2000 No vacations for cops (or criminals): crime cycles peak in July and August First came the Baby Boomers, then came their kids: the tweens Get ready, get set for back to school: issues range from health to violence concerns August 2000 A Look at the Olympics: its history, its future, risks to female athletes, security, an Internet guide to Olympic sites and more Labor Day: A broad look at the workplace and its future A New Look at Something "Old?"Grandparenting Today E-mail reillymb@email.uc.edu if you would like to become a regular recipient of UC's e-briefings. Please provide your name, media affiliation, snail-mail address, e-mail address, phone and fax number. Click here to go to most recent e-briefing offering.