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IN THIS ISSUE

• How to Negotiate a Good Salary
• Analyzing the Trends: Enrollment Tsunami
• Hiring Trends in Higher Ed.
• Distance Education, Resistance is Futile
• and more...

FEATURES

COVER STORY

ANALYZING THE TRENDS

THE JOB MARKET

ANALYZING THE TRENDS

NEWS

SHOPTALK
The newly formed Action 2000 Coalition group in California is planning "Part-Time Faculty Equity Week" for April 3-7, 2000.

INNOCENTS ABROAD
Minorities teaching abroad give mixed reviews of their experiences.

DESK DRAWER

• EMULOC Wins Big: MFT Press Release
• California Part-Timers Picket Chancellor's Office
• Female Astronomers & the Glass Ceiling
• Adjuncts Snag Five Percent of Fulbrights
• Allan Hancock Part-Timers Vote for Union Representation

REVIEWS

PAGES
A review of A Writer's Introduction to Literary Agents.

FOURTH ESTATE
Liar,Liar: will red-faced book publishers continue to rely on vetting instead of editing?

THE NET
Women in Higher Education hopes to lure you to its Web page. Just say no.

OPINION

UNCONVENTIONAL WISDOM
An allegory: Dot.com textbook sellers=Blanche DuBois. College faculty=Stanley Kowalski. Marketing gone mad.

FIRST PERSON
"Crisis? What crisis?" Don't hurt your neck looking the other way.

IVORY TOWER
"All adjuncts should be scientists." If English were a branch of biology, the job market would be different. Say what?

THE LAST WORD
The changes they are a comin'.