This bibliographic listing updates a bibliography published by Temple University. Documents (N=149) are abstracted and offered with bibliographic data but do not include medical journals and generally eschew material from popular magazines. An Analytical Subject Index lists documents by subject headings. (PB)

Introduces a new column on personal computing and discusses changing uses for personal computers. Recent developments in computing periodicals--including the introduction of "PC/Computing," a major new magazine--are considered. An annotated bibliography lists 35 articles from the 1988 literature. (MES)

Examines the development of adult education as recorded in the journal "Adult Education" published by the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education. Topics covered include (1) financial challenges, (2) content of and philosophy behind adult education, and (3) current problems of survival. (CH)

A survey that is designed to identify journals that publish evaluation research is presented. Information is provided on general circulation, submission and rejection of manuscripts, types of research most frequently published, and emerging trends in evaluation research. A list of 80 journals responding to the survey is appended. (TJH)

Discusses the history and evolution of the Journal of Cooperative Education and includes information about style and format, contributors, titles of articles, and references. (JOW)

Media's role in influencing public opinion can be used in environmental education. Magazine features such as permanence, comprehensiveness, plurality of sources, and cost- effectiveness give them potential for raising public awareness. Key items in media selection are diversity of information, time relevance, and accuracy. (SK)

Presents an annotated list of 200 alternative environmental periodicals. The list's scope includes animal welfare, vegetarianism, sustainable agriculture, conservation, renewable energy, and antinuclear activism. (MDH)

Provides recommendations from several educators concerning useful periodicals for keeping up with current trends and issues in the teaching profession. (MM)

Discusses ways that economically oriented magazine and newspaper articles can be used across grade levels and instructional disciplines to enrich students' education. Offers a bibliography listing 217 articles on current economic topics. (SR)

Analysis of popular magazine articles published from 1900 to 1989 revealed that the definition of fathering has alternated over the century between fathers as providers and fathers as nurturers. Interest in fatherhood throughout twentieth century was found to have fluctuated rather than increased. Found evidence for increased interest in…

Essay reflects upon the accomplishments of "The Counseling Psychologist" (TCP) and their relationship to the field of counseling psychology. Argues that the journal's success is due to the fact that TCP represents an applied scientific specialty that generates knowledge, promotes human welfare and is distinguished by its inclusiveness.…

Essay focuses on the significance of the past 30 years of "The Counseling Psychologist" (TCP) and the work of its editors. Acknowledges the role that TCP has played and continues to play in defining what counseling psychology is as a specialty. (GCP)

Comparison of a survey of agriculture journalists in 1988 (n=148) and 1998 (n=151) examined power relationships within the agricultural publishing triad: advertisers, periodicals, and producer readers. Results revealed increasing advertiser-related pressure on journalists and perceived harm to the profession, publication policies; responses varied…

Provides a list of 346 current print books and journals that are basic to a nursing library. It is intended as a selection guide for those who are not familiar with current nursing literature but are responsible for selecting it for libraries or departmental collections. The list is arranged by subject and includes author, title, publication date,…

CJEAP has come a long way since it began in 1995: readership now numbers close to 10,000 per month, submissions are numerous, and reviewers' standards have become more selective. But issues remain about where CJEAP should move in the future. In this article, the editors consider these past trends and lingering questions about the future.