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		November/December 2002 At College of the Canyons, is the full-time faculty union interested in the school's adjuncts or their money? The American Federation of Teachers adopts standards for part-time faculty treatment Storyboarding can help distance educators design and outline their course content more effectively Looking for higher ed. news? We've got some great resources for you An argument against the adjunct as entrepreneur model and more...

		September/October 2002 Look back over ten years of adjunct advocacy Why not give them all an A? Hybrid courses offer flexibility, as well as personalized instruction The Student Body is a collection of funny, sad, sardonic and tender tales Evaluating teaching evaluations and more...

		July/August 2002 Profiles of four adjunct faculty Guggenheim winners Uncle Sam wants you...to pay your taxes even when teaching abroad Tips for distance educators who are looking to save time when they teach on-line The Lecturer's Tale takes readers on a Chaucerian romp through higher education The "isms" of college admissions: "donorism," "legacyism," and "athleticism" and more...

		May/June 2002 Italy: From Italy with litigation: lettori fight for fair contracts Japan: The temporary who can't say no United Kingdom: A look at minority lecturers and the challenges they face P/T faculty in Washington win a $12 million dollar lawsuit Teaching English in Cameroon, Central Africa and more...

		March/April 2002 E-books: Should you use them? Cut paper grading time in half Teach in prison and you may pick up some bad habits ZEVs, EVs and hybrids, oh my! Bedford St. Martin's reaches out to p/timers with LORE and more...

		January/February 2002 The science of silence Adjunct activists in the sciences P/T faculty in California want a piece of the pie Teaching English in Siberia and more...