Cybertrash:
Advertising as the World Wide Waste of Technology
by Joshua Lederer
If
you think cyberspace is full of junk now, just wait until it really gets going.
Looking for a Future
Library
by Matthew Jordan
Future librarians will shape a brave
new world of available information.
Slapshots
in Cyberspace
by Jessica Strelitz
A hockey magazine run by students
is a class act for hockey lovers.
Love Bytes
by Kelly Bowles
Romance on
the Internet leads to the usual places.
Emergency Management
with EIS Software
by Christine Miller
A new tool for disaster planning.
On
the Market
by Stacy L. Adams
The young, single, female housebuyer
may signal a new trend in real estate sales.
How to Shmooze in Hollywood when You're Nobody
by
Alex Lewin
Talking to VIPs you do not know is an aggressive art form.
The Battle
of the Blends
by Renée Cardelli
There is a coffeeshop in Pittsburgh
designed just for you.
First Comes Love, then Comes Mortgage
by Cornela
King
Is it a new age respect for marriage that makes a couple buy the house
before taking the vows?
Raw like Sushi
by Vanessa Altman-Siegel
The expensive Japanese hip-hop scene reflects
the urban poverty of the West.
How to get
Tested for HIV
by Kelly Bowles
There is a right way to do this,
and more reasons for doing it, than you think.
PRAFO: A New Way to Avoid Pressure Sores
by
Jessica Mancini
This device for the hospitalized saves the foot from ulcers…
and worse.
Smoldering
Desires
by Jessica Strelitz
Do men really love women who smoke
cigars?
Performances at the Ice House
by Joshua Lederer
At the History Center the actors live in the past, and explain themselves.
Lonnie
Graham: It's Life but is it Art?
by Wendy Powers
The Pittsburgh
photographer honors those who raised him.
Johnstown
Takes a Lickin', Keeps on Tickin'
by Jody Mihelic
When ethnic groups
bond, they survive disasters.
Jim Daniels: Blessing the House
by Megan
Parke
The CMU poet passes from youth into the world of the father.
The
War Bride Inverted
by Andrew McDermott
A Unitarian from Cleveland
takes a Jew from Poland as her Male War Bride.