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• Generation Xers have grown up in the Internet era. They learn through the exchange of e-mails, thrive on instant messaging and live to blog. Students may turn to your Web page before they turn to you for information.
• Campus Equity Week is going intercontinental this year. However, is bigger necessarily better?
• Learn how to make good use of blogging in the classroom
• Reviewer Vicki Urquhart takes a look at Steal This University
• and more...

FEATURES

COVER STORY
Generation Xers have grown up in the Internet era; they learn through the exchange of e-mails, thrive on instant messaging and live to blog. They may turn to your Web page before they turn to you for information. Thus, keeping up with technology will make you a better teacher and, ultimately, a more valuable employee. What’s your URL?

ORGANIZING
Forget the top-down hierarchy. Talk to anyone in the thick of things and you get the same answer: Campus Equity Week (CEW) is a grassroots movement, one with a protean nature that defies easy summation. CEW began in October 2001 (CEW 1) in the U.S. and Canada and will spread this October to Mexico. Even with these geographical gains can CEW leaders leverage better working conditions for contingent faculty?

NEWS

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

GOING THE DISTANCE
How to ace a virtual interview.

INNOCENTS ABROAD
Breathless beauty: share the secret of undiscovered Bolivia, but don’t forget your oxygen mask.

TECHNICALLY SPEAKING
The intersection of technology and literacy: blogging in the classroom.

REVIEWS

PAGES
If you’ve ever wondered how higher education has changed since you were a student, you’ll be interested in the essays anthologized in Steal This University.

OPINION

FIRST PERSON
Zimmerman. There was never another like him. A story of inspiration and motivation.

A LITTLE RAILLERY
Adjunct Man. Hominid or hoax?

THE LAST WORD
The Adjunct Advocate skewered. Have we reached the big time, finally?