Reflections - Volume 1: Partners in Learning By Marcia C. Linn (Issue 13 May 16-22, 2000) Reflections - Volume 2: Business Computing and the Excitement of History By Michael C. Potter A personal account of how one man's vocation and avocation intersect when computer technology meets historical exploration. (Issue 6 March 27 - April 2, 2001) Reflections - Volume 7: FORTRAN DAYS By John Stuckey In "FORTRAN DAYS," John Stuckey recalls his experiences as an IT administrator at various institutions of higher learning: Carnegie-Mellon, Northeastern, Washington & Lee, and the Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin (Issue 47 December 5 - December 11, 2001) A LIFE WITH COMPUTERS By J Richard Swenson Responding to Ubiquity Associate Editor John Stuckey's essay on his early experiences in computing, Dick Swenson reflects on his life with computers. Swenson says, "I have now retired, but I maintain an avid interest in computing. My general feeling is that little of real significance has changed in the human aspects of the profession, though of course, the engineering changes have been huge. People just take longer to change, I guess." (Issue 49 December 19 - December 27, 2001)

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