DINOSAURS: AND NOW FOR SOMEWTHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT
EXCLUSIVE: MAPPING THE GEONUCLEAR TERRAIN
PLUS ENDANGERED DATA, ZOMBIE JAZZ, AND HOW TO BECOME AN ENVIRONMENTAL TOURIST
Vol.14 No. 6
Cover Art: What did dinosaurs look like? Paleontologist and non-scientists alike have thier own visions of the creatures, including Hajime Sorayama(The Image Bank), whose toothy monster claims our cover.
Contents / Articles
First Word The men's movement
by Carol Bly
Earth Frozen clues to the environment's future
by Billy Allstetter
Communications Reader's writes
Artificial Intelligence Movies by computer
by Steve Ditlea
Wheeks A new type of engine may soon be purring
under your car's hood
by Jeffrey Zygmont
Books A different past, the same future
by Robert K.J. Killheffer
Political Science Mexico and free trade
by Tom Dworetzky
Electronic Universe Mixing education and entertainment
by Gregg Keizer
Games Bulletin-board humor
by Scott Morris
Continuum
Nuclear World Order The Cold War with the Soviets is over.
So who else has the bomb?
by Carl A. Posey
Touring the Jungles Vacationing in endangered areas gives a unique perspective
on the damage we're doing to the environment.
by Tom Dworetzky
Crumbling Infostructure Every day, books, movies, and computer data decay and
eventually disapprear. How can we save them?
by Gregg Keizer
Interview Paleontologist Robert Bakker has unusual theories about dinosaurs
by Vicki Linder
Fiction: A Little Night Music Jazz from hell: Some out-of-this-world music has a chilling effect.
by Lucius Shepard>