ACM

Robert Fox
Pages 9-10

The ups and downs of programmer stress

Robert L. Glass
Pages 17-19

The military impact of information technology

Jeff Johnson, Ronald L. Davis, Roger W. Wester, Frank Exner, Crispin Cowan, Mayur Patel, Michael Lingle, Barry Goldstein, James K. Yun, Carey Nachenberg
Pages 20-22

Taking stock for university patents

Richard C. Hsu
Pages 23-25

Introduction

Henry Lieberman
Pages 26-29

My hairiest bug war stories

Marc Eisenstadt
Pages 30-37

Debugging and the experience of immediacy

David Ungar, Henry Lieberman, Christopher Fry
Pages 38-43

Software visualization for debugging

Ron Baecker, Chris DiGiano, Aaron Marcus
Pages 44-54

Programming on an already full brain

Christopher Fry
Pages 55-64

Email—the good, the bad, and the ugly

Hal Berghel
Pages 11-15

Fostering debugging communities on the Web

John Domingue, Paul Mulholland
Pages 65-71

From Kansas to Oz: collaborative debugging when a shared world breaks

Randall B. Smith, Mario Wolczko, David Ungar
Pages 72-78

Noncollaborative telepresentations come of age

D. James Gemmell, C. Gordon Bell
Pages 79-89

Digital multimedia offers key to educational reform

Don Hardaway, Richard P. Will
Pages 90-96

Motives, hurdles, and dropouts

James Katz, Philip Aspden
Pages 97-102

Data models in geographic information systems

Shashi Shekhar, Mark Coyle, Brajesh Goyal, Duen-Ren Liu, Shyamsundar Sarkar
Pages 103-111

Hermeneutic computer science

Dave West
Pages 115-116

Webware security

Edward W. Felten
Page 130

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