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.ABSTHACT This publication contains approximately 3,800 entries on business education topics indexed from business education publications and those related to business education. Priority in indexing was given to journals that are essential to researchand teaching in the broad business education spectrum with emphasison information systems (including business communications), business teacher education, and vocational education (primarily marketing education). All entries include the title, author(s), journal (with volume and number if applicable), inclusivepages, month, and year. Subjects ate arranged in alphabetical order by maincategory and then subcategories. The main categories indexed are the following: accreditation; administration and supervision; basic business; business education; communications; curriculum; document designand processing; educational institutions; employment; general education; guidance and counseling; human relations; information managementand processing; international business; keyboarding/typewriting; legislative issues; microcomputers; minoritygroups; office management; professional development; research methodology/issues; shorthand; special needs; standards; teaching; testing and evaluation; and training and development. An author listing in alphabetical order follows the subject section. (KC)

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Business Education Index 1993

Index of Business Education Articles and Research Studies Compiled From a Selected List of Periodicals and Yearbooks Published During the Year 1993

Volume 54

Pat R. Graves, Ed.D. Editor

Cheryl L. Noll, Ph.D. Associate Edior

Laurie Myers, James E. Helsdingen, and David M. Sphar Student Assistants

Eastern Illinois University

Published by Delta Pi Epsilon National Honorary Professional Graduate Society in Business Education

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Additional copies of the Index may be obtained from Robert 13. Mitchell, Executive Director, Delta Pi Epsilon P.O. Box 4340, Little Rock, AR 72214

4 Editorial Policy

Publications indexed in theBusiness Education Indexwill be limited to specific business education publications and those related to business education. Prior- ity will be given to journals that are essential to research and teaching in the broad business education spectrum with emphasis on information systems (including business communications), business teacher education, and vocational education (primarily marketing education).

The publications in theIndexmust provide sufficient information to be of sig- nificant use to researchers. Also, the ability to locate journals and magazines from library sources is essential to the research process. Therefore, state and regional business education publications will be indexed if they meet the; following requirements:

1.Publications that are a minimum of 10 pages in length.

2. Publications containing at least three substantive articles, preferably research- based.

3. Publications that are distributed to NABTE institution libraries or to NABTE institution departments in which business education is located.

4. Publications that are provided without charge to the editor.

Any orsanization or editor who wishes to have a publication included in the Index should contact the 1994Indexeditor.

Dr. Pat R. Graves, Editor Dr. Cheryl L. Noll, Editor 1993 Business Education Index 1994 Business Education Index Dept. of Business Education and Dept. of Business Education and Administrative Information Systems Administrative Information Systems Eastern Illinois University Eastern Illinois University Charleston, IL 61920 Charleston, IL 61920 217-581-2627 217-581-2627 Suggestions For Using The Index

All entries have the title, author(s), journal, (volume and number if applicable), inclusive pages, nRInth, and year. An explanation of the abbreviations for the names of the indexed publications is shown in the "Publications Indexed" section in the back of this index. Other commonly used abbreviations are:

Key to Abbreviations

Aug August Mr March Ap April My May bul bulletin Nov November co company no number Dec December Oct October dept department pp pages ed edition, editor rev revised, revision Feb February Sep Septeml.er Ja January vol volume Ju June yrbk yearbook JI July

Subject Entries

Subjects are arranged in alphabetical order by main category and then subcategories. Main categories will contain miscellaneous entries related to that topic; subcategories will contain more specific entries. Each article is indexed undcr at least one and no more than four subjects.

The following list shows the subjccts and the page number on which the entries begin. Major category headings are in bold. 1993 Subject List

Accreditation 1 Consumer Education 9 Cooperative Education 10 Administration and Supervision 1 Program Assessment 11 Technical Preparation Education 11 Basic Business 1 Vocational Education 11 Accounting 2 Business Law 3 Communications 12 Business Mathcmatics 3 Business English 15 Economics 3 Computer-based Communication, Entrepreneurship 5 Electronic Mail 15 Finance/Investments 5 Computer-based Communications, Marketing 6 Facsimile 15 Computer-based Communications, Budness Education 7 Graphics 16 Mu lt Education 9 Computer-based Communications, Career Education 9 Presentations 16

6 Computer-based Communications, Micrographics .43 Telecommunications 16 Networks 44 Listening 17 Optical Disk 44 Multicultural 17 Records Management 44 Reading 18 Writing 18 International Business 46

Curriculum 19 Keyboarding/Typewriting 49 Colleges and Universities 21 Teaching Techniques 50 Elementary Graduate 21 Legislative Issues 50 Junior High/Middle School 22 Postsecondary/Community Microcomputers 50 College 22 Hardware 51 Secondary/High School Microcomputer Education 51 Software 52 Document Design and Processing 24 Desktop Publishing Applications24 Minority Groups 53 Graphics Ethnic 53 Page Design 25 Gender 53 Reprographics Race 54 Typography 27 Word Processing Applications 27 Office Management 54 Equipment and Supplies 55 Educational Institutions 29 Ergonomics and Facility Management 57 Employment 30 Mail Management 57 Job Satisfaction 31 Office Automation 58 Occupational Information 31 Office Security/Safety 58 Pcrformance Evaluation 32 Personnel Management 58 Public Relations 59 General Education 32 Secretarial Procedures 59 At-Risk Students 34 Temporary Help Services 59 Time Management 60 Guidance and Counseling 34 Professional Development 60 Human Relations 34 Associations 61 Ethics and Law 35 Certification 61 Wolk Behavior 36 Research Methodology/Issues 62 Information Management/ Processing 37 Shorthand 63 Data Processing 41 Court Reporting 63 Data Security 41 Dictation 64 Database Management 41 Transcription 64 Decision Support Systems 42 lectronic Imaging Special Needs 64 Expert Systems 43 Classroom 65 Forms Management 43 Workplace 65 Standards 65 Teacher Performance 73 Policies Commission 65 Testing and Evaluation 74 Teaching 65 Classroom Management 68 Training and Development 74 Instructional Strategies 68 Needs Assessment . 75 Media 71 Performance Improvement 75 Student Recruitment 73 Program Evaluation 76 leacher Education 73 Workplace Impact 76 Author Entries

An author listing in alphabetical order follows the subject section.

For multiple author entries, each author is listed first one time. For three or more authors, the term "et al." follows the author name.

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Subject Entries

Site-based management: a survey of Nevada princi- Accreditation pals. Myrna Matranga, Mary Pat Homer and George Hill. Clearinghs Vol. 67, No. 1: 60-62 Sep/Oct 93 Business research: perspectives of deans of AACSB- accredited business schools. Stuart Van Auken, Chester Supervisory behavior and worker satisfaction in the C. Cotton and John F. McKenna..1.23 Vol. 68, No. 5: United States, Mexico, and Spain. Norman R. Page 261-265 My/Ju 93 and Richard L. Wiseman. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 2: 161-180 93 National accreditation standards impact teacher preparation. Lajeane G. Thomas, Harriet G. Taylor and Teacher collegial groups: a culture-building strategy Donald G. Knezek. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 11: 62-64 Ju for department chairs. John L. Keedy and Alan Dale 93 Robbins. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 185-188 Ja/Feb 93

The overlooked position of subject area and supervi- Administration sor. Saundra J. Tracy. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 1: 25- and Supervision 30 Sep/Oct 93 The quest for quality. Susan Hardy Brooks. Voc Ed 3, A profile of accounting chair professorships in 1992. Vol. 68, No. 6: 42-44 Sep 93 Roger Y. W. Tang. JEP. Vol. 68, No. 3: 133-138 Ja/ Feb 93 Total quality management in a college of business: operations and administration. Charles F. Falk, Peggy Administrative computing trends and issues. Bettye D. Brewer and Virgil L Brewer. Mid-Amer .1 Bus, Vol. Robinson and Robert Robinson. MBEA I, Vol. 20: 3 1- 8, No. 2: 3-12 Fall 93 35 93

Compliance-gaining techniques of Type-A managers. Kevin G. Lamude and Joseph Scudder. J Bus Com. Basic Business Vol. 30, No. 1: 63-79 93 An analysis of the high school banking curriculum in Components of an effective substitute teacher program. a selected public school system in the metropolitan Johnny R. Purvis and Ruth C. Garvey. Clearinghs, Vol. Washington D.C. area. Edith B. Ward. Virginia Poly- 66, No. 6: 370-373 JI/Aug 93 technic Institute and State University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Effects ofculture and gender on principal-teacher communication in school. Thomas D. Gougeon and Susan Book review: Crisis in organizations: managing and I. Hutton. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 3: 277-290 Fall 93 communicating in the heat of chaos by Laurence Barton. Lisa Tyler. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 47-48 Ju Facilitating disagreement. Edward J. Mentell. 93 Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 165-166 Jaifeb 93 Book review: Managing business transactions: control- Faculty perceptions of College of Business recruitment ling the cost of coordinating, conununicating, and de- practices. Roger L. Lull, Terry D. Lundgren and Ted cision making by Paul 11. Rubin. Donald P. Rogers. J ivarie. SBR. Vol. 3 No. 1: 41-52 Spring 93 Bus Coin, Vol. 30, No. I: 84-85 93

Project success: outstanding principals speak out. Book review: Managing the total quality transfonna- Frederick C. Wendel, Fred A. Hoke and Ronald 0. tion by Thomas II. Berry. Grainne A. Matthews. J Org Jock& Clearinghs, Vol. 67. No. 1: 52-54 Sep/Oct 93 Beh Mgt, Vol. 13, No. 2: 71-74 93

Sexual harassment in the schools. Susan Strauss. Voc Businessts and universities: Similar challengm, shared Ed J, Vol. 68. No. 3: 28-31 Mr 93 solutions. Anne L. Christensen and Donna Philbrick. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: 6-9 Sep-Oct 93 9 2 Business Education Index Characteristics and perceived competencies of plant Accounting managers in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Charles T. Krueger. DPE J, Vol. 35, No. 4: 193-217 Fall 93 A comparison of acopunting for pensions versus other postretirement benefits. Dennis M. Bline and Tat D. Conflict and divided loyalty: a fundamental leadership Skekel. SBR, Vol. 3, No. 1: 127-140 Spring 93 dilemma. Lane Tracy. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 2: 21-28 Fall 93 A curriculum guide for electronic spreadsheet applications in a secondary accounting course. Jack Knopp. Executive development programs: insights for plan- University of North Dakota, Master's thesis 1992 ners and administrators. William H. Murphy and Sidney Sin-Lai Tang, JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 184-189 A profile of accounting chair professorships in 1992. Ja/Feb 93 Roger Y. W. Tang. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 133-138 Ja/ Feb 93 Forces affecting American industrycurriculur implications. Gerald Hershey, Georgia Miller and Marilyn A study to determine the integration of microcomputer Parker. OSRA Proc, 190-193 Mr 93 accounting into the curriculum in public high schools in New Jersey. Linda F. Miske. Montclair State Col- Inability to adapt: the hidden flaw of managerial in- lege, Master's thesis 1992 eptness. Sarni M. Abbasi and Kenneth W. Holtman. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 1: 22-25, 37 Jan 93 A study to determine the integration of microcomputers into the accounting curriculum in public high Project-focused library instruction in businms strategy schools in New Jersey. Linda F. Miske. NJ BE Obs, courses. William W. Prince, Marilyn M. Helms and Vol. 65: 37-44 92-93 Paula L. Haynes. JEB Vol. 68, No. 3: 179-183 Ja/Feb 93 Accounting for nonpension postretirement beitefits: analysis of lobby activites. Jerry G. Kreuze, Sheldon Rating of instructional films in management. B. S. A. Langsam and Gale E. Newell. Mid-Amer 1 Bus, Sridhar and Sandhya Sridhar. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 5: 267- Vol. 8, No. 1: 25-32 Spring 93 272 My/Ju 93 Accounting students meet real world via partnering Real estate brokers view the college curriculum. Grant project. Benny R. Zachry and Anna R. Trexler. THE J. Wells and Numan A. Williams. 1E11. Vol. 68, No. 4: J, Vol. 20, No. 8: 70-73 Mr 93 237-242 Mr/Ap 93 Accounting: a diamond in ttre secondary curriculum. Recent developments in per capita pricing in discount William B. Hoyt. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 39- movie theaters. Anthony J. Greco. Mid-Amer J Bus, 41 Feb 93 Vol. 8, No. 2: 53-58 Fall 93 Accounts payable without the paperwork. Terry Scale economies of expenses in the United States medi- Monteiro. IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 2: 11-12 Mr/Ap 93 cal malpractice industry. Peter M. Ellis. SBR, Vol. 3, No. 1: 53-62 Spring 93 Alternative assessment in accounting. F. Barry Haber. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 2: 23-25 Dec 93 Teaching for transfer in secondary introductory business courses. Frederick J. Bartelheim. Clearinghs, Vol. An assessment of the cognitive levels of the uniform 66, No. 3: 163-164 Ja/Feb 93 certified public accountant examination and the certified management accountant examination. Anne Smith. The challenge of the Canadian Confederation. Paul A. Northern Illinois University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Herbig and Ken Day. SBR, Vol. 3, No. I: 73-9 I Spring 93 An empirical typology of approaches to the teaching of organization theory. Steven K. Paulson and H. Eu- Total quality management in a college of business: gene Baker 111..1E13, Vol. 69. No. 1: 18-22 Sep-Oct 93 operations and administration. Charles F. Falk, Peggy D. Brewer and Virgil L. Brewer. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. An expert system for accounting education. Timothy 8, No. 2: 3-12 Fall 93 J. Fogarty and Paul M. Goldwater. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 3: 89-91 Oct 93 Viewpoint: Diversity curricula in the business school. Rae Andre. 1E13. Vol. 68, No. 5: 313-315 My/Ju 93 An integrated approach to teaching the statement of cash flow. Joseph G. Donelan. JEB, Vol. 68. No. 4: Why do they do it? Nancy Coleman. MI3EA Today, 234-236 Mr/Ap 93 Vol. 58, No. 5: 10-11 Dec 93 An operational audit of the engineering function of a Will the revised business statistics course mect the public electricity utility. Gouranga Ganguli. Mid-Amer needs of the business faculty? Timothy C. Krehbiel and J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 2: 59-62 Fall 93 Richard II. McClure. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 174-178 Ja/Feb 93 Breakeven analysis applied to software maintenance decisions: a theoretical paradigm. Scott Turner, 1 0 Business Education Index 3

Richard Aukerman and Kent Walstrom. SBR, Vol. 3 The introductory accounting course: educating majors No. I: 113-126 Spring 93 and nonmajors. Steven M. Mintz and Alan A Cheny. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 5: 276-280 My/lu 93 Computerized accounting. Emma Jo Spiegelberg. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 39-40 Ap 93 The level ofknowledge needed for entry-level employees in accounting-related positions. Bonnie L Heckard. Curriculum for an accounting II class. Connie R. Central Michigan University, Master's thesis 1992 Zimmerman. University of Minnesota, Master's thesis 1992 User information satisfaction for maintained accounting systems: the validity and reliability of the short- Developing critical thinking skills in accounting stu- form measure. Steve D. White and Timothy Paul dents. Lloyd D. Doney, Noreen E. Lephardt and James Cronan. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 2-10 Spring 93 P. Trebby. JEB Vol. 68, No. 5: 297-300 My/Ju 93 Using international financial databases in teaching in- Educators: qualifying for rhe home-office deduction. ternational accounting courses Abdel M. Agami. J T Radie Bunn and Barry Lewis. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 103-113 93 231-233 Mr/Ap 93 Why microcomputers may increase the cost of doing Elements of accounting: a curriculum guide for busi- business. Gary Adna Ames. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 4: 12- ness education. Valerie McCook. University of Min- 17 Fall 93 nesota, Master's thesis 1992 Expert systems, artificial intelligence, and accounting. Business Law David Malone. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 222-226 Mr/Ap 93 Business and law respondents: What is ethical behavior? George E. Stevens. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 348-352 Expert systems in accounting: applications and inte- Jl/Aug 93 grating framework. Akhilesh Chandra and Prashant C. Palvia. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 13-22 Summer 93 Recordkeeping requirements to promote public inter- Factors distinguishing exceptional performance estsa balance between govatunent needs and burdens. on the Donald S. Skupsky. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 4: 36, 40, uniform CPA exam. Donald L. Ashbaugh and A. Frank 42-43, 59 Oct 93 Thompson. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 334-337 JI/Aug 93

Gender roles in transition: career and family expecta- The limited liability company: an analysis. Wayne tions ofaccountingstudents. Rebdcah J. Maupin. Mid- Wells and Gary Yoshimoto. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. I: 33-37 Spring 93 No. 2: 37-44 Fall 93

How to rcfocus accounting content and methodology. John Graham. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 30-33 Business Mathematics Oct 93 Mathematics: an integration of views. Henry S. Kepner, Improving students' performance in accounting prin- Jr. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 19-21 Winter 93 a ciples with mastery learning techniques. Richard H. Fern. KBEA J, 16-19 Spring 93 Personal budget form. Luther M. Maddy III. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 8: 33-35 Aug 93 Information systems content in the CPA examination. Lloyd D. Doney and Michael D. Akers. J CIS. Vol. 34, No. 1: 81-88 Fall 93 Economics

Letters of credit in the accounting curriculum. J. Lowell A country report project for an international econom- Mooney and Mark S. Blodgett. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: ics class. Adil E. A. Abdalla. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 343-347 II/Aug 93 3: 231-236 Summer 93

Object-oriented cost accounting system design. John A free rider experiment for the large class. Jane H. Gessford. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 3: 17-25 Summer 93 Leuthold. J Econ Ed. Vol. 24, No. 4: 353-363 Fall 93

Preparing accountants for an international assignme0. An analysis of contributions and contributors ineco- Steven Golen, Arnita Bowman and Wun lam Olin nomic education research. James W. Marlin Jr. and ABEA J, Vol. 12 No. 1: 23-30 Spring 93 Garey C. Durden. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24 No. 2: 171-186 Spring 93 Teacher popularity and teaching effectiveness: viewpoint of accounting students. Rubik Atamian and Another look at the study of regulatory forms and out- Gouranga Ganguli. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 163-169 Ja./ comes. Rodney Fort and Robert Rosenman. J Econ Ed, Feb 93 Vol. 24, No. 1: 39-52 Winter 93

'the CPA of the future: the role of higher education. Attitudes towards economics: Uni- or multidimen- Lawrence A. Klein and Elliott S Levy. JEB, Vol. 68, sional? Barbara J. Phillips and James E. Clark. I Econ No. 4: 227-230 Mr/Ap 93 Ed, Vol. 24, No, 3: 195-212 Summer 93 11 4 Business Education Index

Book review: A guide to economics by Peter Kennedy. Introductory economics textbooks and the treatment William Greene. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 4: 371-373 of issues relating to women and minorities, 1984 and Fall 93 1991. Susan F. Feiner. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 2: 145- 162 Spring 93 Book review: Introduction to dynamic macroeconomic thoory: an overlapping generations approach by George Joint profit maximization, and the deteminacy ofprice McCandless and Neil Wallace. Bruce D. Smith lEoon in bilateral monopoly. Dale B. Truett and Lila J. Truett. Ed, Vol. 24, No. 1: 89-91 Winter 93 J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 3: 260-270 Summer 93

Book review: The economic ideas of ordinary people: Linear probability models of undergraduate student from preferencm to trade by David M. Levy. W. Keith attitudes toward economic regulation. Franklin G. Bryant. i Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 2: 427-429 Winter Mixon, Jr. and Sandra K. Johnson. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 93 5: 293-296 My/Ju 93

Book review: The economics of American higher edu- Stock returns, inflation, and business cycle. Gary S. cation by William E. Becker and Darrell R. Lewis. Moore and Sue L Visscher. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, James G. Mulligan. .1 Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 2: 188- No. 1: 45-50 Spring 93 192 Spring 93 Teaching a writing intensive course in economics. W. Book review: The economics of prohibition by Mark Lee Hansen. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 3: 213-218 Sum- Thornton. Mark Lino. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 2: 433- rner 93 436 Winter 93 The dissemination of research agendas among young Canputerized laboratory exercises for microeconomics economists. Arthur M. Diamond Jr. and Donald R. education: three applications motivated by experimen- Haurin. J Econ F4 Vol. 24, No. 1: 53-61 Winter 93 tal economics. Arlington W. Williams and James M. Walker. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 4: 291-315 Fall 93 The impact of high school economics on the college principles of economics course. David W. Brasfield, Economic education and a generative model of Dannie E. Harrison and James P. McCoy. J Econ Ed, mislearning and recovery. Marilyn Kourilsky. J Econ Vol. 24, No. 2: 99-111 Spring 93 Ed, Vol. 24, No. 1: 23-33 Winter 93 The kinked demand curve when demand shifts. Gregg Economic education in Southern Illinois high schools. P. Frasco..1 Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 2: 137-143 Spring Antonin Houngbedji. Southern Illinois University at 93 Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 The new microcomputer development technology: Economic thinking in China: economic knowledge and implications for the economics instructor and software attitudes of high school students. Ruth Shen and T. Y. author. David W. Boyd. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 2: Shen. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 1: 70-84 Winter 93 113-125 Spring 93

Economics indoctrination or selection? Some empiri- The overmathematicization of economics: lessons for cal results. Bruno S. Frey, Werner W. Pommcrehne and business disciplines. Munir Quddus and Salim Rashid. Beat Gygi. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 3: 271-281 Sum- JEB, Vol. 68, No. 5: 288-292 My/Ju 93 mer 93 The Perry framework and tactics for teaching critical Economics through business education. David W. thinking in economics. George A. Thoma. J Econ Ed, Leapard. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 2: 35-37 Dec Vol. 24, No. 2: 128-136 Spring 93 93 The short- and long-run marginal cost curve: a peda- Effects of problem set assignments on ari economics gogical note. Robert L. Sexton, Philip E. Graves and principles class. Charles L. Skoro and Richard D. Dwight R. Lee. J Econ Ed Vol. 24, No. 1: 34-37 Win- Payne. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 243-246 Mr/Ap 93 ter 93

Eight decades of contributing authors and institutions This is what I do, and I like it. Rendigs Fels. J Econ to the American Economic Review: a historical sum- Ed, Vol. 24, No. 4: 365-370 Fall 93 mary. Jean Louis Beck. I Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 2: 163-170 Spring 93 Traditional or intensive course lengths? A comparison of outcomes in economics learning. Lee J. Van Fiscal and monetary policy reco»sidered, again: basic Scyoc and Joyce Gleason. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 1: lessons. Robert Eisner. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 3: 245- 15-22 Wintcr 93 259 Summer 93 Using the competitive edge. Donald A. Coffin. .1 Econ Gender difference in performance of students in be- Ed. Vol. 24, No. 1: 62-69 Winter 93 ginning economicsclasses.Anthoniswamy Obagarasamy. Southern Illinois University at Writing to learn in a business economics class. Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 Lawrence S. Davichon and Elisabeth C. Guntnoir. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 3: 237-243 Summer 93 1 2 ..BEST COPY AVAILABLE Business Education Index

Entrepreneurship Writing a business plan. the total term assignment. Joan F. Vesper and Karl P. Vesper. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. Teaching entrepreneurship and economics in the busi- 2: 29-32 Ju 93 ness elti,ntion curriculum. Clarence J. Redman. Kan Bus Tchr, Vol. 47, No. 1: 2 Fall 93 Finance/Investments A comparative analysis of vocational teachers' knowledge of entreprenetnship. Robert G. Berns and Inge A computerized performance analysis of dynamic stock M. Klopping. DPE J, Vol. 35, No. 4: 218-232 Fall 93 market strategies from 1870 to 1989. James Leon. Northern Illinois University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 A study to determine southwest Missouri business teachers' perceptions of entrpreneurship education. A noncomputerized version ofthe Williams and Walker Beverly J. Pettit. Southwest Missouri State University, stock market experiment in a finance course. Christo- Master's thesis 1992 pher R. Bell. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 4: 317-323 Fall 93 Alliances and networks: cooperative strategies for snail businesses Inga S. Baird, Marjorie A. Lyles and J. B. An exploratory study for a model of personal financial Orris. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 1: 17-23 Spring management style. Kathy Prochaska-Cue. Fin. C & P. 93 Vot. 4: 111-134 93

Black entrepreneurs and the small business curricu- Change in household financial ratios between 1983 lum. Stephen Hogan, Steve Robinson and Douglas and 1986: were American households improving their Schell. JEB, Vol. 68 No. 3: 159-162 Ja/Feb 93 financial status? Sharon DeVaney. Fin. C & P, Vol. 4: 31-46 93 Entrepreneurial leadership. Nan B. Erickson. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 69-77 1993 Development of a new scale for mastering compulsive bt.ying behavior. Elizabeth A. Edwards. Fin. C & P, Individualizing entrepreneurship instruction. Bruce Voi. 4: 67-84 93 Herbert. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 7-10 Feb 93 Economic well-being of disabled elderly living in the Planning curriculum for entrepreneurship education. community. Marlene S. Sturn, Jean W. Bauer and Paula Cheryl L. Noll. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 3-5 J. Delaney. Fin. C & P. Vol. 4: 199-216 93 Feb 93 Expectation of thture financial condition: are men and Small business client satisfaction with outside assis- women different? Vicki Schram Fitzsimmons and tance. W. Calvin Fields. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. Satonsi Wakita. Fin. C & P, Vol. 4: 165-180 93 2: 45-51 Fall 93 Factors related to the risk of household income vari- Teaching interpersonal skills in entrepreneurship. Wil- ability. Y. Regina Chang and Suzanne Lindamoocl. Fin. liam Stull and Dennis LaBonty. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. C & P. Vol. 4: 47-66 93 47, No. 3: 10-12 Feb 93 Factors relating to spousal financial arguments. Frances The applicability of Nolan's state theca), in small busi- C. Lawrence, Renee H Thomasson and Patricia J. ness environment. Jack Teh. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 65- Wozniak. Fin. C & P, Vol. 4: 85-94 93 71 Sununer 93 Factors that contribute to job stress among stockbro- The importance of business management compelIn- kers. Kay L. Labelle. Central Michigan University, cies in preparing students for small business owner- Master's thesis 1992 ship. Zaidatol A. Lope Pihie. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Financial counselors: thc need has never been greater. Jeny Mason. Fin. C & P, Vol. 4: 5-10 93 'Third world entrepreneurial education: a case approach to role modeling. John 1'. Masten, Steve Brown and Financial satisfaction and assessment of financial Susan Skull-Carvallio. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 139-143 progress: importance of money attitudes. Mari S. Ja/Feb 93 Wilhelm Karen Varcoe and Angela Huebner Fridrich. Fin C & P, Vol. 4: 181-198 93 Using innovative information technology architecture for entrepreneurial success: the case of "YCH" logis- Fraudulent financial reporting: education's response tics company. Shailendra C. Palvia and Boon Siong to a national problem. Paul E. Bayes. Gary G. Berg Neo, J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 3: 26-33 Summer 93 and Robert G. Morgan. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 338-342 11/Aug 93 Women entrepreneurs and enterprise support in Brit- ain. Patricia Richardson. SIEC Rev, No. 121: 16-27 Hone your financial management skills. Charlie J. Apr 93 Trimble and Dixie C. Trimble. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 9: 12-13 Nov/Dec 93 Women entrepreneurs. Catherine Turner. SIEC Rev, No. 121: 4-15 Apr 93

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Household money management: recognizing nontra- Okimoto. Mark Speece. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. 4: ditional couples. Diane M. McConocha, Shirlee A. 132-136 93 Tully and Carl H. Walther. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 2: 258-283 Winter 93 Book review: Buy now pay later: advertising, credit, and consumer durables in the 1920s by Martha L Housing fmanceagemy allocations. Gerald E. Smolen, Olney. Tahira K. Hira...1Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 1: 196- Michael T. Bond and James R. Webb. Mid-Amer J Bus, 199 Summer 93 Vol. 8, No. 1: 39-44 Spring 93 Book review: Export development and promotion: the Notes & Comments: the stock market reaction to plant role of public organizations by F. H. Rolf Seringhaus closings. Raymond A. K. Cox, Robert T. Kleiman and and Philip J. Rosson. Atilla Yaprak. J Global M, Vol. John B. Mitchell. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 1: 57- 6, No. 4: 143-144 93 60 Spring 93 Book review: Globalizing the GATT, the Soviet Patterns of overspending ir U.S. households. Union's successor states, eastern Europe, and the in- MiKyeong Bae, Sherman Hanna and Suzanne ternational trading system by Leah A. Haus. Jean Lindamood. Fin. C & P, Vol. 4: 11-30 93 Kinsey. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 2: 424-426 Winter 93

Shared meaning as a sales inducement strategy: bank Book review: Internationalization, market power and teller responses to frames, reinforcements, and quotas. consumer welfare by Yves Bourdet. Peter Alexander James R. DiSanza. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 2: 133- and Alice Simon. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 2: 418-421 160 93 Winter 93

Stock returns, inflation, and business cycle. Gary S. Book review: Reform in eastern Europe by Olivier Moore and Sue L. Visscher. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, Blanchard Rudiger Dornbush, Paul Krugman, Rich- No. 1: 45-50 Spring 93 ard Layard. Nejdet Delener. J Global IM, Vol. 6, No. 1: 109-111 93 Survey of bank sales training practice. R. Stephan Parker, Charles E. Pettijohn and William Canter. HRD Book review: The rise of the Korean economy by Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 171-183 Summer 93 Byung-Nak Song. Anthony M. Tang. J Global M, Vol. 6. No. 4: 136-143 93 Testing a conceptual model of financial well-being. Nancy M. Porter and E. Thomas Garman. Fin. C & P. Book review: The official guide to the American mar- Vol. 4: 135-164 93 ketplace by Margaret K. Ambry and Cheryl Russell. Robin A. Douthitt. J Cons AIL Vol. 27, No. 1: 189- The effect of education on participation in flexible 191 Summer 93 spending accounts. Vickie L. Hampton, Karrol A. Kitt and Sue Alexander Greninger. Fin. C & P, Vol.4: 95- Canadian economy and international trade. Paul S. H. 110 93 Lau. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 18-19 Nov 93

Workshop topic: financial reporting standards in the Development of a new scale for mastering compulsive EC. J. Antoine. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 40-43 Nov 93 buying behavior. Elizabeth A. Edwards. Fin. C & P, Vol. 4: 67-84 93 Marketing Doing business in global markets: perspectives of international freight forwarders. Paul R. Murphy, James A review of the screening process within the context of NI. Daley and Douglas R. Dalenberg. J Global NI, Vol. the global assessment process. Lloyd C. Russow and 6, No. 4: 53-68 93 Andrew Solocha. J Global Ihl. Vol. 7. No. 3: 65-86 93 Education in business etiquette: attitudes of market- An early critical examination of using simulation in big Burton F. Schaffer, Craig A. Kelly the teaching of international marketing: An evaluation and Mary Ann Goette. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 330-333 of " Export to win!" George V. Priovolos. J T Int Bus. .11/Aug 93 Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 39-54 93 Export promotion in developing countries: status and An exploration of factors influencing inward technol- prospects. F. H. Rolf Scringhaus. J Global M, Vol. 6, ogy licensing perfonnance. Kwaku Atuahene-Gima. J No. 4: 7-32 93 Global 1M. Vol. 7, No. 3: 25-46 93 Implications of firm controllable factors on export An integration of countertrade research and practice. growth. Naveen Dontlm and Sang Hyeon Kim. J Glo- Sam C. Okoroafo. J Global NI, Vol. 6, No. 4: 113-128 bal INI, Vol. 7, No. 3: 47-64 93 93 Market exchange and wealth distribution: a classroom Barriers to entry in international markets. Fahri simulation. Robert B. Williams. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, Karakaya. J Global IN, Vol. 7, No. 3: 7-24 93 No. 4: 325-334 Fall 93

Book review: Between Miti and the market: Japanese Niarket experiments: the laboratory versus the class- industrial policy for high technology by Daniel I. room. Robert DeYoung. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 4: 335-351 Fall 93 14- 4 Business Education Index 7

Marketing impact of trade block formation on third The relevance of firm size and international business country firms: the case of Singapore versus the US- experience to market entry strategies. Abbas J. Ali and Canada FTA. Chou Hou Wee, Siak Ching Chong and Robert C. Camp. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 91-112 93 Gilbert Y. W. Tan. J Global IM, Vol. 7, No. 3: 1 1 1 - 134 93 The use of management and marketing textbook multiple-choice questions: a case study. David R. Hamp- Marketing implications of the value difference between ton, Kathleen A. Krentler and Aleza B. Martin. JEB, Soviet and American students. John Mager and W. R. Vol. 69, No. 1: 40-43 Sep-Oct 93 Wynd. J Global IM, Vol. 6, No. 1: 87-108 93 Trade, approach and penetration in the markets needs Marketing in motion. Daniel Todd. Pub, Vol. 8, No. of infonnation. Esther Subira. SEIC Rev, No. 121: 35- 10: 16-20 Oct 93 38 Apr 93

Perceptual-based student outcomes assossment process Union attitudes toward Japanese foreign direct invest- in the marketing curriculum. Karen A. Glynn, K. N. ment: implications for marketing. Rajshekhar G. Rajendran and Steven B. Corbin. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: Javalgi, Duane Kujawa and Frances E. Vernon. J Glo- 11-17 Sep-Oct 93 bal M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 33-52 93

Personal values, demographics and consumption be- Use of performance standards and skills in marketing havior: a study of Taiwanese consumers. Kau Ah Keng education. Phyllis Bunn. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. and Charles Yang. J Global 1M, Vol. 6, No. 1: 27-48 2: 38-40 Dec 93 93 Using coupon incentives in recycling aluminum: a Port of Vancouver. Peter Smith. SEIC Rev, No. 122: market approach to energy conservation policy. Jeff 22-25 Nov 93 Allen, Duane Davis and Mark Soskin..1 Cons Aff, Vol. 27 No. 2: 300-318 Winter 93 Product differentiation and positioning: confused concepts. Shaheen Boma and Joseph Chapman. Mid-Amer Using international financial databases in teaching in- J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 1: 51-56 Spring 93 ternational accounting courses. Abdel M. Agami. J T hit Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 103-113 93 Product trial and country-of-origin: an analysis of perceived risk effects. Dana L. Alden. J Global IM, Vol. Workshop topic: marketing in eastern European coun- 6, No. 1: 7-26 93 tries. Goran Wikstrom. SEIC Rev, No. 122:39-40 Nov 93 Public policy iss= in the marketing of seals of ap- proval for food. James T. Bennett and Kevin F. McCrohan. J Cons Aft Vol. 27, No. 2: 397-415 Win- ter 93 Business Education

Purchase involvement of new car buyers: a descrip- A call to responsibility. Walter A. Brower. NJ BE Obs, tive study. Joseph Abramson and Suzanne Desai. Mid- Vol. 65: 6-11 92-93 Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 2: 13-20 Fall 93 A correlation between professional advancement and Rating of marketing publications: impact of accredi- mentoring in business education and other profetsions. tation and publication history. Kenneth A. Heischmidt Donna Holmquist. Bus Ed Dig, Vol. 3: 20-30 93 and Peter Gen don. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 152-158 Ja/ Feb 93 A profile of leadership in business education. Donna Holnr,uist. ABEA J, Vol. 12, No. 1: 11-17 Spring 93 Relationship between export strategy variables and export performance for Brazil-based manufacturers. A study of English as a second language (ESL) and its Michael De Luz. J Global IM, Vol. 7, No. 3: 87-110 effect on the business education achievement of the 93 Hispanic high school student. Enrique Gonzales. Southwest Missouri State University, Master's thesis Seminar topic: trade evolution Canada--EC trade. 1992 Esther Subira and Anna Ronqui I lo. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 49-51 Nov 93 A study of the integration of international business eoncepts and materials in the state of Washington into Southeast Asian consumer perceptions of American secondary business educatic: courses. Frances Ann and Japanese imports: the influence of country-of- Kelly. Central Washington University, Master's thesis origin effects. David Strutton and Lou E. Paton. J Glo- 1992 bal IM, Vol. 6, No. 1: 67-86 93 A survey of Kansas high schools: business education The chain advantage: an empirical study of video rental courses as graduation requirements. Barbara stores. Gary J. Castrogiovanni and Robert T. Justis. Railsback. N & Q, Vol. 18. No. 1: 9-11 Spring 93 SBR, Vol. 3, No. 1: 93-112 Spring 93 Business educstion 2000. Janet M. Treichel. MBEA The innovation matrix. Paul A. I lerbig and Cynthia Today, Vol. 58, No. 1: 9-11 Jan 93 0 McCarty. I Global M. Vol. 6, No. 4: 69-90 93 15 8 Business Education Index

Business education curriculum guides for the 1990s. Major actions influencing business education. James Betty A. Kleen. LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. I: 64-71 93 Calvert Scott and Dennis LaBonty. LBEJ, Vol. 2, No. 1: 96-102 93 Business education in the school libraty: laboratory for the information age. Sandra C. Duling and Angele Making visions for leadership a reality. Susan Brill. LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. 1: 54-63 93 Jaderstrom and Gary Thompson. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 111-118 1993 Business education in the United States: tenth NABTE survey results (1991-92). Sharon Lund O'Neil. Marketing quality programs: the key to program sur- NABTE Rev, No. 20: 5-15 93 vival. Joyce P. Logan and A. C. Krizen. KBEA J, 14- 16 Spring 93 Business teacher educ...ion for the 21st century. Wanda L. Stitt-Gohdes. LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. I : 72-83 93 Multimedia and business education. V. Wayne Klemin. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 27-30 Oct 93 Business teacher educators' perceptions of licensing requirements for secondary school business teachers Multimedia. Ahni Dale Foley. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, in the United States. Rodney Davis and Robert No. 3: 31-33 Feb 93 Underwood. Bus Ed Dig, Vol. 3: 13-19 93 New trends in tourism, influence in business and edu- Critical thinking skills: challenge for business educa- cation. Anna Ronquillo. SEIC Rev, No. 121: 32-34 tion. Carolee Sormunen. NABTE Rev, No. 20: 21-24 Apr 93 93 Nontechnical competencies instruction in Illinois sec- Do business educators need to be politically active9 ondary and postsecondary business education classes. Susan Maxam. MBEA Today, Vol. 57, No. 2: 1-6 Mr Mary Coffinan. Southern Illinois University at 92 Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 Document origination and factors contributing to se- Practices used to accommodate at-risk students in high lection of orgination method: implications for business school business education programs. Betty J. Roderick. curriculum. Linda Wiggs. Southern Illinois University Southwest Missouri State University, Master's thesis at Carbondale, Doctoral dissertation 1992 1992

Economic education in Southern Illinois high schools. Preparing business students: can we market them suc- Antonin Houngbedji. Southern Illinois University at cessfully? Leland V. Gustafson, Jack E. Johnson and Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 David H. Hovey. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 23- 26 Ap 93 Embrace them or chase them. Elizabeth A. Dillmann. NJ BE Obs, Vol. 65: 1-5 92-93 Preparing graduates for the workforce: the role of business education. Mary Anne Raymond, David E. Faculty evaluation: perceptions and preferences of McNabb and C. Frederick Matthaei. JEB, Vol. 68, No. business educators in NABTE research universities. 4: 202-206 Mr/Ap 93 Edward A. Perkins Jr. and Robert H. Perkins. NABTE Rev, No. 20: 50-53 93 Putting business education programs back on track. Kim Simmons. MBEA J, Vol. 20: 10-15 93 Gender equity issues in business teacher education. John C. Schafer, Jo Behymer and Lonnie Echternacht. Reflections on business education from the Arizona NABTE Rev No. 20: 47-49 93 Business Education Journal: 1982-1992. Robert Gryder. ABEA J, Vol. 12, No.: 1-10 Spring 93 Going international: business education in Swaziland. Carol Larson Jones. ISBE News, Vol. 24, No. 1: 1, 4- Secondary business educators' attitudes toward stu- 7 Fall 93 dents from special populations: a factor analytic investigation. Constance Pollard, Richard Pollard and How computers are being used in the business educa- Jay Rojewski. NA13TE Rev No. 20: 42-46 93 tion curriculum. NJ BE Obs, Vol. 65: 22-28 92-93 Strategies that reinforce acadcmics across the business Legislative leadership. Patricia G. Moody. NI3EA curriculum. Helen Parcell Taylor and Deborah Osen Yrbk, No. 31: 78-91 1993 Hancock. DPE Instr Vol. 9, No. 4: 1-4 Sep 93

Let's promote business education with an exciting new Student outcomes assessment in business education. courseinternational business. Lynn Matthews. NJ BE Ginny Richerson, Robert Seay and Don Chamberlain. Obs, Vol. 65: 15-21 92-93 NABTE Rev, No. 20: 16-20 93

Lifelong learninç skills needed by Michigan's proftz- Teaching problem solving in business classes. Laura sional and technical workers as perceived by human MacLeod and Sandra J. Nelson. DPE Ins% Vol. 9, No. resource managers. Karen L. Norman. MBEA Today, 3: 1-4 May 93 Vol. 58, No. 5: 5, 9 Dee 93

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The changing profile of business education at NABTE The law office team. Alice W. Callum. MBEA Today, institutions. Roger L Luft and Cheryl L Noll. Bus Ed Vol. 57, No. 1: 1, 5, 6 Jan 92 Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 8-11 Ap 93

The trait sheet. Ann M. Douglas. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 45-47 Ap 93 Consumer Education A consumer behavior perspective on choice of univer- This Are believe about the role of business education sity. Joseph A. Maglio, Jr. University of Minnesota, in technology. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 11-12 Oct 93 Doctoral dissertation 1992 Book review: Buy now pay later: advertising, credit, Views, beliefs, and opinions of secondary business edu- and consumer durables in the 1920s by Martha L cation by state employment service managers and sec- Olney. Tahira K. Hira. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 1: 196- ondary principals in the Pacific Northwest. Debbie 199 Summer 93 Brumley, Constance Pollard and Martha C. Yopp. DPE J, vol. 35, No. 1: 39-50 Winter 93 Book review: Food trends and the changing consumer by Ben Senauer, Elaine Asp and Jean Kinsey. Georgia Will "America 2000" unleash our potential as busi- L. Stevens. J Cons Aft; Vol. 27, No. 1: 202-205 Sum- ness educators? Pattie Odgers. ABEA J, Vol. 12, No. mer 93 1: 18-22 Spring 93 Book review: Internationalization, market power and consumer welfare by Yves Bourdet. Peter Alexander Adult Education and Alice Simon.) Cons Aff; Vol. 27, No. 2: 418-421 Winter 93 Cooperative learning strategies for teaching adult business English. Barbara C. Cole and Dennie L Smith. Book review: Order without law: how neighbors settle JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 170-173 ia/Feb 93 disputes by Robert C. Ellickson. Alice Mills Morrow. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 2: 422-423 Winter 93 Encourage student input for adult education programs through involvement with the A-team. Ann Marie Book review: Political approaches to injury control at Peake. MBEA Today, Vol. 58, No. 4: 10-11 Aug 93 the state level by Abraham B. Bergman. Karen F. Stein. J Cons Alf, Vol. 27, No. 2: 416-418 Winter 93 Learn from experience. Bany L Reece. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 7: 28-29 Oct 93 Book review: The livelihood of kin by Rhoda H. Halperin. Raymond E. Forgue. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, Online education: issues and some answers. Chad T. No. 1: 191-194 Summer 93 Lewis. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 9: 68-71 Ap 93 Book review: The official guide to the American mar- ketplace by Margaret K. Ambry and Cheryl Russell. Career Education Robin A. Douthitt. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 1: 189- 191 Summer 93 A summer of learning. Barbara Railsback. Kan Bus Tchr, Vol. 47, No. I: 4-5, 18 Fall 93 Book review: Valuing life by John Kleinig. Suzanne M. Tucker. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 1: 194-196 Sum- CareerWorks: A career development program for mer 93 Hazeldon Corporation. Anne Hughson. University of Minnesota, Master's thesis 1992 Book review: Video kids: making sense of Nintendo by Eugene Provenzo. Robert J. Kroll...1 Cons Aff, Vol. Factors influencing students' career decision to enter 27, No. 1: 199-202 Summer 93 a two-year information processing program. Barbara Morgan. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Book review: Who cares for the elderly? Public policy Doctoral dissertation 1992 and the experiences of adult daughters by Emily Abel. Shelley I. White-Means. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 1: Preparing graduates for the transition to work: a tax- 187-189 Summer 93 onomy of critical skills. Elwood F. Holton,111. LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. 1: 36-52 93 Book review: Women, men and time: gender differences in paid work, housework and leisure by Beth Preparing students for their carzers. Jim Rucker. Kan Anne Shelton. Jane McCullough. iCons Air, Vol. 27, Bus Tchr, Vol. 47, No. 1: 15, 18 Fall 93 No. 2: 430-432 Winter 93

Somewhere out there. Howard Splete and Jeff Davis. Consumer views of the need for government interven- Voc Ed .1, Vol. 68, No. 7: 26-27 60 Oct 93 tion in the airline market. Jolm R. Burton, Cathleen D. Zick and Robert N. Mayer. .1Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 1: Student assessment of career "professionalism": course 1-22 Summer 93 profile differences. Bob Kimball. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: 29-35 Sep-Oct 93 Cost of recycling municipal solid wastc with and without a concurrent beverage container deposit law. 17

I. 10 Business Education Index Harvey Alter. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. I: 166-186 Product trial and country-of-origin: an analysis of per- Summer 93 ceived risk effects. Dana L. Alden. J Global IM, Vol. 6, No. 1: 7-26 93 Cross-cultural generalizability of a scale for profiling consumers' decision-making styles. Srinivas Public policy issues in the marketing of seals of ap- Durvasula, Steven Lysonski and J. Craig Andrews. J proval for food. James T. Bennett and Kevin F. Cons Aft', Vol. 27, No. 1: 55-65 Summer 93 McCrohan. I Cons Afl; Vol. 27, No. 2: 397-415 Win- ter 93 Cross-national comparison of consumer attitudes toward consumerism in four developing countries. Wil- Quantity surcharges on groceries. Jagdish Agrawal, liam K. Darley and Denise M. Johnson. J Cons Aff, Pamela E. Grimm and Narasimhan Srinivasan. J Cons Vol. 27, No. 1: 37-54 Summer 93 All; Vol. 27, No. 2: 335-356 Winter 93

Denominational affiliation change: application of the Ricardian land: the forgotten piece of the economic consumer decision model. Brent G. Goff and Manton development puzzle. John A. Laither. J Cons Aff, Vol. C. Gibbs. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 2: 227-257 Winter 27, No. 2: 212-226 Winter 93 93 Simultaneous-equation model for estimating consurner Effect ofthermal improvements in housing on residen- risk perceptions. attitudes, and willingness-to-pay for tial energy demand. Li-Min fisueh and Jennifer L. residue-free products. Chung L. Huang. J Cons Aft; Gemer. J Cons Aff; Vol. 27, No. 1: 87-105 Summer Vol. 27, No. 2: 377-396 Winter 93 93 Sources of information, consumer attitudes on nutri- Gifl-giving behaviors in the United States and Japan: tion, and consumption of dairy products. H. H. Jensen a personal values perspective. Sharon E. Beatty, Lynn and T. Kesavan. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27. No. 2: 357-376 R. Kahle and Marjorie Utsey. J Global IM Vol. 6, No. Winter 93 1: 49-66 93 Southeast Asian consumer perceptions of American Household money management: recognizing nontra- and Japanese imports: the influence of country-of- ditional couples. Diane M. McConocha, Shirlee A origin effects. David Strutton and Lou E. Pelton. I Tully and Carl H. Walther. J Cons Aff Vol. 27, No. 2: Global IM, Vol. 6, No. I: 67-86 93 258-283 Winter 93 Using coupon incentives in recycling aluminum: a Marketing implications of the value difference between market approach to energy conservation policy. Jeff Soviet and American students. Jolm Mager and W. R. Allen. Duna: Davis and Mark Soskin. J Cons All; Vol. Wynd. J Global IM, Vol. 6, No. 1: 87-108 93 27 No. 2: 300-318 Winter 93

Media advocacy: a case study of Philip Sokolof's cho- Utility averaging policies--impact on consumer's en- lesterol awareness campaigns. Ronald J. Adams and ergy usage. Mikyoung Ha, Sue E. Williams and Mar- Kenneth M. Jennings. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27 No. 1: 145- garet J. Weber. J Cons Aff Vol. 27, No. 2: 284-299 165 Summer 93 Winter 93 Patterns of overspending in U.S. households. Warranties: continued readability problems afler the MiKyeong Bae Sherman Fianna and Suzanne 1975 Nlagnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Ellen NI. Moore Lindamood. Fin. C & P. Vol. 4: 11-30 93 and F. Kelly Shuptrine. J Cons Aff Vol. 27, No. 1: 23- 36 Sununer 93 Perceived time pressure and recommended dietary practices: the moderating effect of knowledge of nutri- Women and the demand for alcohol: estimating par- tion. David L. Mothersbaugh, Robert 0. Ilemnann and ticipation and consumptim. J. R. Blaylock and W. N. Rex H. Warland. .1 Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. I: 106-126 Blisard. J Cons All; Vol. 27, No. 2: 319-334 Winter Summer 93 93

Personal values, demographics and consumption behavior: a study of Taiwanese consumers. Kau Ali Keng Cooperative Education and Charles Yang. .1 Global 1M, Vol. 6, No. 1: 27-48 93 Accounting students meet real world via partnering project. Benny R. Zachry and Anna R. Trexler. THE Preliminary assessment of changes in labels required .1, Vol. 20, No. 8: 70-73 Mr 93 by the Nutrition Libeling and Education Act of 1990. Scot Burton and Abhijit Biswas. J ConS Aff Vol. 27, Building student self-esteem through work experience. No. 1: 127-144 Summer 93 Morton Tener. NJ FIE Ohs, Vol. 65: 12-14 92-93

Probabilities of small claims judgment satisfaction and Developinb a global perspecti.: through cooperative factors influencing success. Patricia A. Bonner and learning. Jean Dennee. Ckaringhs, Vol. 66. No. 6: 367- Edward J. Metzen. J Cons Aft; Vol. 27, No. 1: 66-86 369 Jl'Aug 93 Summer 93 Business Education Index Program Assessment Vocational Education Instructor classroom behaviors and student academic A comparative analysis of vocational teachers' knowl- success. Ewuuk Lomo-David and Jack Hulbert. Bus edge of entrepreneurship. Robert G. Berns and Inge Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 12-15 Ap 93 M. Klopping. DPE J, Vol. 35, No. 4: 218-232 Fall 93

Making the grade. Jeffrey A. Scybert. Voc Ed J, Vol. Anew qt.:Rude. Carol Whitney Darling and Steven E. 68, No. 2: 22-23, 49 Feb 93 Sorg. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 3: 18-21 Mr 93

A new source for teachers. Susan J. Olson. Voc Ed 5, Technical Preparation Education Vol. 68, No. 6: 36-37 Sep 93

An analysis of selected tech-prep programs to deter- A tale of two cities. Karlene Darby. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, mine how various communities develop partnerships No. 6: 40-41 Sep 93 to deliver occupational programs. LaMorr C. Gibson. Lehman College, Master's thesis 1992 A world-class affair. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 1: 17-23 Jo 93 Answering the call for school reform. Willard R. Daggett. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 2-3 Winter 93 All things being equal: in the classroom, speciLl needs shouldn't mean special treatment. Rich Dubrul. Voc Applied academics: re-establishing relevance. June St. Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 8: 28-29 Nov-Dec 93 Clair Atkinson, James W. Lunsford and Debora Hollingsworth. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 9-11 Winter An analysis of selected characteristics of students en- 93 hu-ing nontraditional and traditional occupational training. Lynne Malloy. Temple University, Doctoral dis- Applied communication: skills needed, skills taught. sertation 1992 Christine La Rocco. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 12-14 Winter 93 Debunking the myths. Jim Stone. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 1: 26-27, 56 Ja 93 Applied science/technology and the restructured curriculum. Larry Bond. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 23-25 Demographic study of home economics students in Winter 93 Stanley High School related to home environment. Maureen Enget. University of North Dakota, Master's Creating a place in history. Anita K. Decker. Bus Ed thesis 1992 Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 3-5 Ap 93 Earning to learn. Susie Brot.vn. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. Does tech-prep work? Janet Hennsen Schoenebeck. 4: 34-35, 47 Ap 93 Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 21-23 Feb 93 Gateway to careers. Michael Vernezze and Marjorie Integrating academic and vocational education. W. Henkel. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, ls.P.). 4: 26-27 Ap 93 Norton Grubb. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 26-27 Win- ter 93 Image control. Deede Sharpe. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 1: 24-25, 55 Ja 93 Mathematics: an integration of views. Henry S. Kepner, Jr. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 19-21 Winter 93 In Wisconsin, Uniroyal workers face new reality. Jim Mortwedt. Voc Ed I, Vol. 68, No. 7: 24, 58 Oct 93 MBEA develops tech prep model. MBEA Today, Vol. 58, No. 3: 1, 7 My 93 It takes two: mainstreaming is easier whcn special educators and vocational teachers team up. Richard C. Tech prep at Atlantic Conununity College--a success Lombard and Michael N. Hazelkorn. Voc Ed J, Vol. story Patricia Learn Conn. NJ BE Obs, Vol. 65: 53- 68, No. 8: 32-33 NoV-Dec 93 56 92-93 Making the giade. Jeffrey A. Seybert. Voc Ed J, Vol. Tech prep for business and marketing technology. 68, No. 2: 22-23, 49 Feb 93 Tommie L. Butler. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 5-6 Ap 93 Marketing vocational education. Aim Dykman. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 1: 28-32. 56 la 93 This we believe about the role of business education in tech prep. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 13-14 Oct New beginnings after Andrew. Michelle Tate. Voc Ed 93 J, Vol. 68, No. 7: 23 Oct 93

What is the och prepiassociate degree program? Dale No funding? No support? No problem! Exemplary Parnell. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74. No. 2: 6-8 Winter 93 programs for disabled students find creative solutions. Carolyn Maddy-Bernstein and Zipura Burac Matias. What tech prep nu.ah...or business education. Diane Voc Ed J, Vol. 68. No. 8: 25-27 Nov-Dec 93 P. Hogan and Anne L. Matthews. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 29-30, 32 Winter 93 Not just 'seed and feed'. Ann Dykman. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 33 Ap 93 19 12 Business Education Index

On their own: preparing disabled students for indepen- Workshop topic: does a person have to be able to do dent living and productive careers. Gary Meets. Voc everything? Leo Heimerer. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 43-44 Ed), Vol. 68, No. 8: 30-31 Nov-Dec 93 Nov 93

Out of the frying pan ... and into the 90's. Ann Workshop topic: vocaticnal education and training Dykman. Voc Ed 3, Vol. 68, No. 3: 24-25 Mr 93 developments in England. C. Chapman, H. Orchard and Y. C. Stewart-Smith. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 35-37 Perceptions and practices of vocational educators in Nov 93 North Dakota related to public relations. Robbie McGurran. University of North Dakota, Master's thesis 1992 Communications Shirt or drift. Gary Hannah. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 21-25 Ap 93 A communication-rich systems design project. Marvin E. Dal-ter and Katherine T. Hoff. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, Start making sense. Patricia C. Duttweiler and Linda No. 4: 32-37 Dec 93 Shirley. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 22-25 My 93 A letter to editor: relevance versus significance in Starting over. Naima Mateen. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. business communication research. Mohan R. Limaye. 7: 22, 59 Oct 93 J Bus Corn, Vol. 30, No. 4: 463-471 Oct 93

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The big picture. Stuart Silverstone. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 7: Praentations that pack a punch. Tom Moran. Sec, Vol. 34-39 31 93 53, No. 4: 15-17 Ap 93

Visuals: a communication enhancement. A. C. Krizan Shop class for academia. Linda Belcher MeElwrath. and Joyce P. Logan. ABA Nat Proc, 255-262 93 THE J, Vol. 21, No. 5: 41-45 Dec 93

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Designing for the future. Daniel Todd. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 6: 40, 42, 44 Ju 93 Computer-based Communication, Designing instructional multimedia pmentations: a Telecommunications seven-step process. Les Bowles and Connie Pettengill. Baud building. Daniel Tynan. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 6: 46, THE J. Vol. 20. No. 11: 58-61 Ju 93 49, 50 Ju 93 Distinguished panels. Ben Calica. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 3: Book review: Global telecommunications: layered 60, 62 Mr 93 networks' layered services by Robert K. Heldman. Edward J. Szewczak. IRM J. Vol. 6, No. 1: 43-44 Great visuals can sell products and ideas. Kermit Winter 93 Metzner. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 2: 46-48 Feb 93 Buyers' guide to telephone systems. Office, Vol. 117, Influence of Myers-Briggs type on preference for data presentation format. Donald A. Carpenter, Jeffrey No. 1: 70-72 Ja 93 Anders and Alan Anderson. J CIS, Vol. 33. No. 4: 85- Card sharks: 10 ways to slash phone fraud. Alon 90 Summer 93 Aginsky. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 11: 12-15 Nov 93

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Can listening skills be taught in business communica- The interpreted executive: theory, models, and impli- tion classes? Robert M. Schramm and F. Stanford cations. Lyle Sussman and Denise M. Jc'on. J Bus Wayne. NABTE Rev, No. 20: 25-32 93 Com, Vol. 30, No. 4: 415-434 Oct 93 Teaching listening skills via interactive videodisc. U.S. experts' perceptions on international business Michael W. Cronin. TIIE 1, Vol. 21, No. 5: 62-68 Dec communication action statements. James Calved Scott 93 and Diana J. Green. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 5: 281-287 My/ Ju 93 Multicultural Using a simulation to teach intercultural communication in business communication courses. Daphne A. Abstract at the least. Anne Bednar. PIQ, Vol. 6, No. 2: Jameson. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 1: 3-11 Mr 93 68-70 93

25 ta Business Education Index Reading Grant writing techniques for K-12 funding. Ellen Zimet. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 4: 109-111 Nov 93 Content reading assessment: a rethinking of methodology. Jane Meeks Hager and Robert A. Gable. How to incorporate the topic of ethics into the reorga- Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 269-272 My/Ju 93 nized business communication course. Paula Brown. ABA Nat Proc, 195-201 93 Strategies for teaching reading in the content areas. G. Thomas Baer and Barbara L Nourie. Clearinghs, Vol. How to teach business letter writing maximizing 67, No. 2: 121-122 Nov/Dec 93 student's involvement and motivation. Ma Garcia de Oteyza. SEIC Rev, No. 121: 28-30 Apr 93 Writing How we should be teaching business communication according to findings of writing research. Zane K. A comparison of the business correspondence of Hong Kong and Ohio business students. Valerie S. Perotti Quible. ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 25-27 Sep 93 and Carl Remus Bridges. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 16-21 Dec 93 Motivating students to improve business writing: a comparison between goal-based and punishment-based A descriptive study of perceived and assessed business grading systems. Ritch L. Sorenson, Grant T. Savage letter writing problems of bankers in branch locations. and Larry D. Hartman. J Bus Com. Vol. 30, No. 2: 113-132 93 Ellis A. Hayes. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, , Doctoral dissertation 1992 Performance and readability: a comparison of annual A model for evaluating business letter writing. Robert reports of profitable and unprofitable corporations. S. Kline and Edna C. Ward. MBEA Today, Vol. 58, Ram Subramanian, Robert G. Insley and Rodney D. No. 2: 8-9 Mr 93 Blackwell. j Bus Corn, Vol. 30, No. 1: 49-61 93

A study of the effects of basic skills readiness, attitudes Preparing business correspondence the British way. toward writing, software writing programs, and per- James Calvert Scott. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 10-17 sonal characteristics on business writing. Marguerite Ju 93 P. Shane Joyce and Carol Blaszczynski. NABTE Rev, No. 20: 33-36 93 Project SPARC: kindling writing in science. Jean L. Pottle. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 107-108 Nov/Dec Are preferences ofsmal I companies likely to agree with 92 those of large corporations concerning resumes and application letters? Nelda Spinks and Barron Wells. Radical writing: a reengagement of reluctant writers. ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 28-29 Sep 93 Jay A. Heath and Jack Kreitzer. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 245-249 Mr/Ap 93 Book review: Writing strategies: reaching diverse au- diences by Laurel Richardson. Donald P. Rogers. J Bus Reach out and write someone. Vanessa D. Arnold and Com, Vol. 30, No. 2: 211-213 93 Terry D. Roach. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 25-27 Feb 93 Book review: Writing up qua:native mearch by Harry Recognizing and avoiding some bothersome expres- F. Wolcott. Donald P. Rogers. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 2: 213-215 93 sions. Michael R. Wunsch. ABA Nat Proc, 137-148 93 Business communication and composition: the writing connection and beyond. Janis Fonnan. J Bus Com, Reinventing writing in the virtual age. Paul J. Leblanc. Vol. 30, No. 3: 333-352 JI 93 Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 3: 6-16 Winter 93 Development of cases for business report writing Research on written composition: implications for busi- classes: the analytical report. Sandra J. Nelson and ness communication. Kevin E Mulcahy. ABC Bul, Vol. Laura MacLeod. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 36- 56, No. 1: 22-25 Mr 93 38 Oct 93 Returning to writing basics. Richard B. Elsberry. Off Do your Audents write to learn? Patsy Nichols. KBEA Sys, Vol. 10, No. 4: 46, 48-49 Ap 93 J, 6-7 Spring 93 Revision and business writing: checking the numbers. Document origination and factors contributing to se- Joseph A. Cirincione. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 1: 16-'41 lection of origination methyd: implications for busi- Mr 93 ness curricula. Linda Henson Wiggs. DPE J, Vol. 35, No. 3: 100-119 Spring 93 Spruce up your reports with desktop publishing. Scott Ober. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 8: 11-13 Oct 93 Grading techniques that help eliminate instructor burn- out. Zane K. Quible. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 2: Structure student success in indirect writing. Helen NI. 32-34 Dec 93 Sharp. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 49-50 Dec 93

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Surveying the writing assigned in functional areas. You-attitude and positive emphasis: testing received Paula J. Pomerenke. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 28-31 v In in business communication. Elizabeth Dec 93 Bi.ekbum Brockman and Kelly Belanget ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 1-5 Ju 93 Teaching a writing intensive course in economics. W. Lee Hansen. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 3: 213-218 Sum- mer 93 Curriculum Teaching cultural language through writing. Patricia Munro. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 209-210 Mr/Ap An analysis of selected characteristics of students en- 93 tering nontraditional and traditional occupational training. Lynne Malloy. Temple University, Doctoral dis- The audience made real: hypertext and the teaching of sertation 1992 writing. J. Yellowlees Douglas. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 3: 17-23 Winter 93 A comparative study of multimedia personal computing and traditional instruction in a business school cur- The case of the missing apostrophe. Harty Teitelbaurn. riculum. Sorel Reisman. 1RM J, Vol. 6, No. 4: 15-21 Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 1: 23-24 Sep/Oct 93 Fall 93

The daedalus integrated writing environment. Fred A study to determine entry-level legal secretarial re- Kemp. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 3: Win- quirements of Morris County law firms. Clotilde G. ter 93 Szajda. Montclair State College, Master's thesis 1992 The effects of grammar knowledge on the writing skills A survey of employer concerning secretari' use of of business English students in Puerto Rico. Blanca E. shorthand/fast note-taking skills. Darlene Wallace. Concepcion. New York University, Doctoral disserta- Mississippi State University, Specialist thesis 1992 tion 1992 Alternative program evaluation: ready program at The ethics of plagiarism: how genre affects writers' Windorn school. Teresa Erdrich. University of Minne- use ofsource materials. Daphne A. Jameson. ABC Bul, sota, Master's thesis 1992 Vol. 56, No. 2: 18-28 Ju 93 An educator's brief on dangerous plants. Donald E. The importance of writing competencies as perceived Ricchard. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 151-153 Ja/Feb by college of business alumni and students. Alfred 93 Patrick and Donald Carr. 1 CIS, Vol. 34, No. I: 73-76 Fall 93 Applied academics: re-establishing relevance. June St. Clair Atkinson, James W. Lunsford and Debora Using c-qualities in communications. Florence B. Hollingsworth. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 9-11 Winter Grunkemeyer. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 247-251 Mr/Ap 93 93 Applied science/technology and the restructured cur- Using collaborative business writing groups to riculum. Larry Bond. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 23-25 strengthen students' writing skills. Della L. Cooper and Winter 93 Shelia C. Porterfield. MBEA J, Vol. 20: 22-26 93 Business education curriculum guides for the 1990's. Using good qualitative research to generate questions Betty A. Kleen. LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. 1: 64-71 93 and contextualize writing. Dorothy A. Winsor. ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 39-40 Sep 93 CAI vs. textbook for granunar and punctuation skills. Robert M. Schramm and Grace E. Rich. Bus Ed Fo- Using writing across the curriculum in economics: is rum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 48-52 Ap 93 taking the plunge worth it? Avi J. Cohen and John Spencer. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No 3: 219-230 Summer Computerized accounting. Emma Jo Spiegelberg. Bus 93 Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 39-40 Ap 93

Writing a business plan: the total term assignment. Joan Current status of office equipment and employer ex- F. Vesper and Karl H. Vesper. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. pectations in business within the' Morehead State Uni- 2: 29-32 Ju 93 versity region. Hillary 0. lwu. KBEA J, 12-14 Spring 93 Writing an effective resume. Robert A. Funk. Sec, Vol. 53, No. I: 20-21 Ja 93 Curriculum for an accounting II class. Connie R. Zimmerman. University of Minnesota, Master's thesis Writing to learn in a business economics class. 1992 Lawrence S. Davidson and Elisabeth C. Guinnoir. Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 3: 237-243 Summer 93 Curriculum wholeness through synergistic teaching. Charles W. Bonds, Charles C. Cox Ill and Leila Gantt- Writing to learn in a content area. Julie Johnson, Bonds. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 252-254 Mr/Ap Melinda Holcombe, Gloria Simms and David Wilson. 93 Clearinghs Vol. 66, No, 3: 155-158 Jaffeb 93 27 20 Business Education Index

Define and teach employability skills to guarantee stu- riculum. Kandy L Bauer. Central Michigan Univer- dent success. Vicki A. Poole and Donald K. Zahn. sity, Master's thesis 1992 Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 1: 55-59 Sep/Oct 93 It's time to teach business etiquette. Annette Vincent Demystifying communications technologies. Leslie P. and Melanie Meche. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: Hitch. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 3: 92-95 Oct 93 39-41 Oct 93

Developing effective university and public school part- Keyboarding: what is it's future? Linda Henson Wiggs. nerships. Annette D. Digby, Barbara C. Gartin and Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 2: 29-31 Dec 93 Nikki L Murdick. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 1: 37-39 Sep/Oct 93 Marketing quality programs: the key to program sur- vival. Joyce P. Logan and A C. Krizen. KBEA J, 14- Development of cases for business report writing 16 Spring 93 classes: the analytical report. Sandra J. Nelson and Laura MacLeod. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 36- Multimedia and business education. V. Wayne Klemin. 38 Oct 93 Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 27-30 Oct 93

Directed reading-thinking activities to promote learn- Multimedia manifesto. William H. Graves. Ed Tech ing through reading in mathematics. Margaret E. McIn- Exchange, Vol. 1. No. 1: 9-13 Spring 93 tosh and Donald R. Bear. Clearinghs, Vol. 67 No. 1: 40-44 Sep/Oct 93 Partners in education: a university-middle school mentorship program. Pamela Russ. Clearinghs, Vol. Document origination and factors contributing to se- 66, No. 5: 285-287 My/Ju 93 lection of orgination methcd: implications for business curriculum. Linda Wiggs. Southern Illinois University Preparing business students: can we market them suc- at Carbondale, Doctoral dissertation 1992 cessfully? Leland V. Gustafson, Jack E. Johnson and David H. Hovey. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 23- Don't lose control! Inge M. Klopping. Bus Ed Forum, 26 Ap 93 Vol. 47, No. 4: 41-42 Ap 93 Preparing for change in computer education for busi- Economics through business education. David W. ness. Kimball P. Marshall. JEB, Vol. 68. No. 6: 376- Leapard. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 2: 35-37 Dec 380 Jl/Aug 93 93 Quality is not a quick fix. Kenneth R. Freeston. Elements of acccunting: a curriculum guide for busi- Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 344-348 .11/Aug 93 ness education. Valerie McCook. University of Min- nesota, Master's thesis 1992 Rx for pedagogical correctness: professional correct- nm. Thomas J. Lasley. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: Enterprise ambassador program: a link between busi- 77-79 Nov/Dec 93 ness and the schools. Katherine A. Blasik, Pamela Masters and Robert Parks. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 1: School/business partnerships: a conununity account- 35-36 Sep/Oct 93 ability program. Barbara Stock Nielson and Ellen Tollison Hayden. Clearinghs Vol. 67, No. 2: 75-76 Executive support systems. C. Bruce Kavan and Leona Nov/Dec 93 M. Gallion. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 2: 26-28 Dec 93 Teaching desktop publishing in a Windows environment. Joyce H. Lapsley and Pamela L. McLeod. Bus Facilitating holistic curriculum planning in schools. Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 43-44 Ap 93 William J. Stewart. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 112- 115 Nov/Dec 93 Teclmical/mechanical skill areas and related tasks and cognitive/afrective competencies essential for entry- Forces afrecting American industrycurriculur impli- level olliw workers in the Gratiot county area of Michi- cations. Gerald I lershey, Georgia Miller and Marilyn gan. Barbara J. Prikasky. Central Michigan Univer- Parker. OSRA Proc, 190-193 Mr 93 sity, Master's thesis 1992

How DV1 information processing technology will af- Technology strategically planned: a dismal or bright fect business communication. William G. Perry. ABC future? Rod Farrell and Stephen Gring. THE .1, Vol. Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 21-22 Sep 93 21, No. 4: 119-122 Nov 93

Identification and validation of competencies essential The impact of high school economics on the college for clerical/secretarial occupations with implications principles of economics course. David W. Brasfield, for competency based curriculum development. Wayne Dannie E. Harrison and James P. McCoy. J Econ Ed, Moore. Temple University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Vol. 24, No. 2: 99-111 Spring 93

Identification of current and future entry-level office The level ofknowledge needed for entry-level employ- equipment skills to detennine if training on automated ez in accounting-related positions. Bonnie L. Heckard. equipment plays a major role for entry-level employ- Central Michigan University, Master's thesis 1992 ment in office occupations with implications for cur- 28 Business Education Index 21

The trait sheet. Ann M. Douglas. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. Bringing the business school into the 21st century. 47, No. 4: 45-47 Ap 93 Kathleen Sampey and James A. Haggard. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 2: 9-14 Summer 93 Untracking through the use of cooperative learning. Daniel D. Drake and Rosemarie Mucci. Clearinghs, Businesses and universities: Similar challenges, shared Vol. 67, No. 2: 123-126 Nov/Dec 93 solutions. Anne L. Christensen and Donna Philbrick. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: 6-9 Sep-Oct 93 Use of performance standards and skills in marketing education. Phyllis Bunn. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. Characteristics of training and human resource devel- 2: 38-40 Dec 93 opment degree programs in the United States. Cynthia Gaudet and Annette Vincent. DPE J, Vol. 35, No. 3: Using Microsoft Word 4.0: a curriculum guide. Jody 138-159 Summer 93 Peper. University of Minnesota, Master's thesis 1992 Collaboration: a link between the high school and the Utilization of business communication skills by col- university. M. P. Cavanaugh. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. lege of business administration graduates. Richard D. 6: 335-338 11/Aug 93 Featheringham, Susan K. Switzer and Larry L. Tho- mas. ABA Nat Proc, 268-280 93 Communication across the curriculum at Colorado State. Karen Sterkel Powell and Jackie Jankovich. What's being done in the international businesscur- ABA Nat Proe, 111-115 93 riculum. Nancy Zeliff and Shawna Heldenbrand. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 23-25 Oct 93 Computing use in international business courses. Diane Lockwood, Verne Redman and Patrick Fleenor. J CIS, Workshop topic: recognition of diplomas within and Vol. 33, No. 2: 28-31 Winter 92-93 outside the EC. Josef Schelling. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 30-32 Nov 93 Educating artists to work with telecommunications. Stephan Wilson. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 5: 59-61 Dec 93

Colleges and Universities Ensuring end user productivity: an academic minor in information technology. T. J. Surynt and F. K. Augus- A business graphics course for information systems tine Jr.. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 82-84 Summer 93 curriculum. Behrooz K. Seyed-Abbassi and Yap Siong Chua. OSRA Proc, 176-181 Mr 93 Information systems education: comparison of views from Australian and southeast Asian academics. A Y. A comparison of information systems topic expecta- Ang and G. K. Winley. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 30-36 tions of executive M.B.A. graduates and their firms' Fall 93 top computer executives. Richard G. . CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 51-57 Spring 93 Integrating global concepts into the businas curriculum: a U.K. perspective. Alan P. Wunsch and Ron A critical analysis of the ACM and DPMA curricu- Schlattman. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 367-371 JI/Aug 93 lum models. Tony Fabbri and Ronald A. Mann. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 77-80 Fall 93 Integration of ethical issues into the MIS curriculum. James A. Hall and Diane M. Hamilton. J CIS, Vol. 33, A pilot study of information systems curriculum in No. 2: 32-37 Winter 92-93 foreign educational institutions. Martin D. Goslar and P. Candace Deans. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 8-17 Fall 93 Internationalizing the business curriculum: a survey of collegiate business schools. Maureen J. Fleming, An interdisciplinary approach to art and design educa- Nader H. Shooshtari and Susan Selig Wallwork. J tion: computational design. Paul Brown. THE J, Vol. Teach Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 2: 77-99 93 21, No. 5: 72-76 Dec 93 Managing a communication internshipprogram. Applying total quality management to business edu- Nancy M. Somerick. ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 10-14 cation. Nniel F. Brown and Harold F. Koenig. JE13, Sep 93 Vol. 68, No. 6: 325-329 11/Aug 93 Models of development: business schools and business Assessment ofcompetencies for computa information communication. Ronald E. Dulek. J Bus Corn, Vol. systems curricula. Myra N. Womble. DPE J, Vol. 35, 30, No. 3: 315-331 JI 93 No. 2: 69-85 Spring 93 Needs assessment of business majors for the introduc- Automating university teaching by theyear 2000. tory MIS course. Chung S. Kim and Dane Peterson. J Gerald Smith and Jerry Debenham. THE I, Vol. 21, CIS. Vol. 33. No. 2: 51-53 Winter 92-93 No. 1: 71-75 Aug 93 Office infonnation systems as a field of study andre- Bridging higher education's technologygap in Africa. search. Elizabeth A. Regan. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 2: 1- John Hayman. THE J. Vol. 20. No. 6: 63-68 Ja 93 17 Winter 93

Bringing office systems into focus projoct rTort. Eliza- Office information systems: resources fora growing beth A. Regan. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 2: 18-39Winter field of study. Heidi R. Perreault and C. Steven Hunt. 93 OSR I, Vol. 11, No. 3: 45-56 Spring 93 22 Business Education Index

Office systems curriculum development: impetus, pro- Spencer. J ECOil Ed, Vol. 24, No. 3: 219-230 Summer cess, results. James Godell, Carol Johnson and Claudia 93 Orr. OSRA Proc, 194-206 Mr 93 Variables affecting the planning and implementation Partnerships reborn: new collaboration between indus- of office information systems curricula within college/ try and higher education. Georgia B. Miller. OSRA university setting& C. Steven Hunt and Heidi Perreault. Proc, 207-218 Mr 93 J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 77-81 Spring 93

Perceptual-based student outcomes assessment process Will the revised businas statistics course meet the in the marketing curriculum. Karen A. Glynn, K. N. needs ofthe business faculty? Timothy C. Krehbiel and Rajendran and Steven B. Corbin. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: Richard H. McClure. jEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 174-178 11-17 Sep-Oct 93 Ja/Feb 93

Real estate brokers view the college curriculum. Grant J. Wells and Numan A. Williams. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: Elementary 237-242 Mr/Ap 93 Network for a school of the future. Rocco Malfitano Seminar topic: assessment of quality management sys- and Phil Cincotta. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 70-74 May tems in education. Eileen Broughton, Andrew Moore 93 and Joe McLaughlin. SE1C Rev, No. 122: 46-48 Nov 93 Working with elemeinary students in keyboarding. Lila Prigge and Sandy 13raathen. Bus Ed Forum. Vol. 48, Successful planning for a changing MIS education. No. 1: 33-35 Oct 93 Robert Behling and Wallace Wood. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 353-357 JI/Aug 93 Graduate Surveying the writing assigned in functional areas Paula J. Pomerenke. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 28-31 A study of the impact of the graduate course profes- Dec 93 sional presentations using technology. Kristin Dee Carter. DPE I, Vol. 35, No. 3: 160-174 Summer 93 Teaching from tragixly: an interdisciplinary module on the space shuttle Challenger. Mark Maier. The J, Vol. 21, No. 2: 91-94 Sep 93 Junior High/Middle School Teaching international business in the information age: state of the art. Fahri Karakaya. J T hit Bus, Vol. 4, Collaboration and teacher change in the middle school. No. 3/4: 9-16 93 Rebecca Farris Mills and Judy P. Pollak. Clearinghs, Vol. 66 No. 5: 302-304 My/Ju 93 The CPA of the future: the role of higher education. Lawrence A. Klein and Elliott S. Levy. JEB, Vol. 68, Community service: a middle school success story. Robert W. Kiner. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 139-140 No. 4: 227-230 Mr/Ap 93 Ja/Feb 93 The need for better educating prospective knowledge engineers on knowledge acquisition. Jay Liebowitz. J Learning through experience: a workshop for middle school science teachers. Jean L. Pottle. Clearinghs, Vol. CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 37-41 Fall 93 66, No. 6: 339-340 ll/Aug 93 the undergraduate MIS cturiculum: a sampling of AACSB schools. Justin Stolen. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: Middle school computer applications. Sharon Andelora. NJ BE Obs, Vol. 65: 45-52 92-93 54-57 Winter 92-93

The utililization of a SQL team project in a database course. Behrooz K. Seyed-Abbassi. OSRA Proc, 182- Postsccondary/Community College 189 Mr 93 A follow-up study of Little Hoop Community College Total quality management in a college of business: graduates for the years 1977-1991. Kathy M. Yager. design and curriculum issues. Charles F. Falk, Peggy University of North Dakota, Master's thesis 1992 D. Brewer and Virgil L. Brewer. Mid-Amer] Bus, Vol. 8, No. 1: 3-9 Spring 93 A follow-up study of the legal assistant program graduates of Inver Hills Community College, Inver Grove U.S. business schools' reaction to the total quality Heights, Minnesota-1977 through 1992. Marguerite management movement. Bruce L. Stem and Douglas A. Baker. University of Minnesota, Master's thesis P. Tseng. JED, Vol. 69, No. 1: 44-48 Sep-Oct 93 1992

UK collegesgrowth in developing links with Europe. A postsecondary program in information management. Janet Elliott. SE1C Rev, No. 121: 40-42 Apr 93 Shirley L. Blair and Norman P. Uhl. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 1: 27-35 Fall 92 Using writing across the curriculum in economics: is taking the plunge worth it? Avi J. Cohen and John

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Building bridges. W. Norton Grubb and Eileen Applied communication: skills needed, skills taught. Kraskouskas. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 2: 24-25, 50 Feb Christine LaRocco. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 12-14 93 Winter 93

Speaking the language. Susie Brown. Voc Ed J, Vol. Collaboration: a link between the high school and the 68, No. 2: 20-21 Feb 93 university. M. P. Cavanaugh. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 335-338 J1/Aug 93 Strategies for the improvement of office occupations training and the integration ofJTPA programs in com- Factors, including cuniculum, that relate to test anxi- munity colleges. Jeanne M. Kruger. Southwest Mis- tr.? experienced by secondary school students. Mary souri State University, Master's thesis 1992 Jean Evers-Lush. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Tech prep at Atlantic Community Collegea success story. Patricia Learn Conn. NJ BE Obs, Vol. 65: 53- How computers are being used in the business educa- 56 92-93 tion curriculum. NJ BE Ohs, Vol. 65: 22-28 92-93

What is the tech prep/associate degree program? Dale How to refocus accounting content and methodology. Parnell. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 6-8 Winter 93 John Graham. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 30-33 Oct 93 Work to school transition. Larry Cline. Voc Ed J. Vol. 68, No. 2: 26-27, 49 Feb 93 Integrating academic and vocational education. W. Norton Grubb. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 26-27 Win- ter 93 Secondary/High School Introducing artificial intelligence into a high school's Should a full-year course of keyboarding by required computer curriculum. Richard W. Dillon. TIIE J, Vol. of all ninth grade students? Christine Van Boozer. 20, No. 8: 74-75 Mr 93 Northwest Missouri State University, Master's thesis 91 1,4's promote business education with an exeting new courseinternational business, Lynn Matthews. NJ BE A curriculum guide for electronic spreadsheet appli- Obs, Vol. 65: 15-21 92-93 cations in a secondary accounting course. Jack Knopp. University of North Dakota, Master's thesis 1992 Mathematics: an integration of views. Henry S. Kepner, Jr. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 19-21 Winter 93 A study of the integjation of international business concepts and materials in the state of Washington into Planning curriculum for entrepreneurship education. secondary business education courses. Frances Ann Cheryl L. Noll. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 3-5 Kelly. Central Washington University, Master's thesis Feb 93 1992 Secondary education in Brazil. Ilaroldo Albuquerque. A study to determine the integration of microcomput- 1SBE News, Vol. 24, No. 1: 7-9 Fall 93 ers into the accounting curriculum in public high schools in New Jersey. Linda F. Miske. NJ BE Obs, Status of curriculum and microcomputer usage in Vol. 65: 37-44 92-93 marketing education in secondary and arca vocational- technical schools in Kentucky. Brenda Scruggs. South- A study to determine the integration of microcomputer ern Illinois University at Carbondale, Master's thesis accounting into the curriculum in public high schools 1992 in New Jersey. Linda F. Miske. Montclair State Col- lege, Master's thesis 1992 'reaching ethics in high school. J. Markell Funiiss. Ckaringhs. Vol. 66, No. 6: 327-328 .11/Aug 93 A survey of Kansas high schools: business education courses as graduation requirements. Barbara Teaching for transfer in secondary introductory busi- Railsback. N & Q, Vol. 18, No. 1: 9-11 Spring 93 ness courses. Frederick J. 13artelheim. Ckaringhs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 163-164 JafFeb 93 Accounting: a diamond in the secondary curriculum. William B. Hoyt. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 39- Views, beliefs, and opinions of secondary business edu- 41 Feb 93 cation by state employment service managers and secondary principals in the Pacific Northwest. Debbie An analysis of the high school banking curriculum in Brumley, Constance Pollard and Martha C. Yopp. DPE a selected public school system in the metropolitan J, Vol. 35, No. 1: 39-50 Winter 93 Washington D.C. arca. Edith B. Ward. Virginia Poly- tecl iic Institute and State University, Doctoral disser- What tech prep means for business education. Diane tation 1992 P. Hogan and Anne L. Matthews. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 29-30, 32 Winter 93

31 24 Business Education Index Making sense of color management systems. Thad Document Design and Mellroy. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 8: 44-46, 48 Aug 93 Processing More ways to get rid of unsightly film. Daniel Tynan. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 5: 30 My 93 A touch of gray. Robin Levine. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 12: 31-39 Dec 93 Paper chase. Gail Koffman. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 2: 46, 48, 50, 52 Feb 93 An interdisciplinary approach to art and design education: computational design. Paul Brown. THE J, Vol. Paperless tigers. Daniel Tynan. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 3: 49- 21, No. 5: 72-76 Dec 93 50, 52 Mr 93

Better than the real thing. Daniel Todd. Pub, Vol. 8, Recipe for homemade CD-ROMs. Terry Schussler. No. 4: 28-31 Ap 93 Pub, Vol. 8, No. 1: 44-46 Ja 93

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level office workers in the Gratiot county area of Michi- Bringing office systems into focus project report. Eliza- gan. Barbara J. Prikasky. Central Michigan Univer- beth A. Regan. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 2: 18-39 Winter sity, Master's thesis 1992 93

The law office team. Alice W. Callum. MBEA Today, Business issues: "then" and "now" perspectives. Chris- Vol. 57, No. 1: 1, 5, 6 Jan 92 tine Monica Irvine. N & Q, Vol. 18, No. 1: 12-13 Spring 93 The southwest director's column. Marilyn Ewing. Kan Bus Tchr, Vol. 46, No. 2: 8-9 Spring 93 Characteristics and perceived competernies of plant managers in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Charles T. Usingthe Myers-Briggs type indicator to compare per- Kmeger. DPE J, Vol. 35, No. 4: 193-217 Fall 93 sonality types of business teachers who teach office occupations with personality types of office profession- Characteristics of career achievement: perceptions of als. Karen Waner and Lonnie Echternacht. DPEJ, Vol. African-American corporate executives. Carl Remus 35, No. 2: 53-68 Spring 93 Bridges and Valerie S. Perotti. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 1: 61-64 Spring 93 Variable-pay plans, a reflection of compensation in the '90s. Sherry Lee. University of Minnesota, Master's Communication skills in employment ads of major thesis 1992 United States newspapers. Mona Casady and F. Stanford Wayne. SBR, Vol. 35, No. 2: 86-99 Spring What does the future hold for office occupations? 93 Donna J. Keenan. LBEJ, Vol. 3. No. 1: 84-94 93 Computer literacy: competencies expected by large Who is today's professional secretary? Sec, Vol. 53, corporations. J. Ellis Blanton and Thomas P. No. 4: 18-22 Ap 93 Schambach. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 58-62 Winter 92- 93 \Vorkshop topic: does a person have to be able to do everything? Leo Heimerer. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 43-44 Conference reporting: a career worth considering! Su- Nov 93 san Switzer and Richard D. Featheringham. MBEA Today, Vol. 57, No. 2: I, 3, 4 Mr 92 Writing an effective resume. Robert A. Funk. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 1: 20-21 Ja 93 Court reporting in the year 2000. Jerry Kelley. J CR, Vol. 55, No. 2: 32-33 Dec 93 Job Satisfaction From layoff to payoff. Ann Dykrnan. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 7: 20-21 Oct 93 Another call from home: the work and family conflict by Dartnell. Marilyn Martin Rossmann. Qtly, Her life's work. Tracy Fellin Savidge. Sec, Vol. 53, Vol. 4, No. 2: 212-217 Summer 93 No. 8: 8-10 Oct 93

Factors that contribute to job stress among stockbro- Home alone: technology lets people work at home. Clif kers. Kay L. Labelle. Central Michigan University, Garboden. OfT Sys, Vol. 10, No. 2: 16-17, 19-20 Feb Master's thesis 1992 93

Supervisory behavior and worker satisfaction in the How to be a value-added secretary. Jackie Perrett. Sec, United States, Mexico, and Span,. Norman R. Page Vol. 53, No. 7: 13-15 Aug/Sep 93 and Richard L. Wiseman. J Bus Com, Vol. 30. No. 2: 161-180 93 Information technology and job characteristics: a changing mix for administrative support personnel. Pamela Marino. OSRA Proc, 25-40 Mr 93

Occupational Information Job design and skill level in using information technology: perceptions of administrative support person- A new game plan for American workers. Phyllis Eisen. nel in financial organizations. Pamela Marino. DPE J, Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 7: 18-19, 57 Oct 93 Vol. 35, No. 3: 121-137 Summer 93

A study to determine skills and competencies needed Office information systems as a field of study and re- for office employment as reported by selected employ- search. Elizabeth A. Regan. OSR J. Vol. 11, No. 2: 1- ers in northwest Arkansas. Janet C. Butts. University 17 Winter 93 of Arkansas-Fayetteville, Doctoral dissertation 1993 Office support employment in the John A. Logan Col- An analysis of the reasons students drop out of court lege district in Southern Illinois. Marilyn Haywood. reporting and how they could be influenced to remain. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Master's Marcella J. Kocar. J CR, Vol. 55, No. 2: 123-128 Dec thesis 1992 93 Results from a national survey of court reporters. Joyce An ounce of prevention. Julie McCashin. Sec, Vol. 53, P. Jacobsen. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 8: 42-47 Ju 93 No. 5: 6-8 My 93 39 32 Business Education Index Should you try temping? Robert Lyons. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 2: 10-12 Feb 93 General Education

Somewhere out there. Howard Sp lete and Jeff Davis. A blueprint to revolutionize America's schools. Jeff Voc Ed 3, Vol. 68, No. 7: 26-27 60 Oct 93 Bingaman, Edward M. Kennedy and Thad Cochran. THE 3, Vol. 21, No. 1: 4, 6, 8 Aug 93 Teacher employment in Tennessee: a comparison. Bertee Adkins and Ralph David Begley. KBEA J, 9- A consumer behavior perspective on choice of univer- 11 Spring 93 sity. Joseph A. Maglio, Jr.. University of Minnesota, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Telecommunications competencies for clerical office professionals. Valerie T. Akeyo and Constance Pollard. A follow-up study of Little Hoop Community College OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 1: 21-26 Fall 92 graduates for the years 1977-1991. Kathy M. Yager. University of North Dakota, Master's thesis 1992 The 21st-century secretary. Linda Daily. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 5: 12-14 My 93 A playful environment in a cooperative physics classroom. Deborah Court. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 295- The career development and aspirations of women in 298 My/Ju 93 middle level management positions in business tinns. Rose Mary Wentling. OSRA Proc, 41-57 Mr 93 A public school superintendent's case for choice. Wil- liam J. Moloney. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 87-89 The relationship of skill level and job characteristics Nov/Dec 92 as perceived by administrative support personnel using information processing technologies. Pamela A realistic approach to teaching American government. Marino. New York University, Doctoral dissertation Alvin Wolf. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 211-212 Mr/ 1992 Ap 93

The use of information technology and its relationship American school 2000: Westfield's technology initia- to job characteristics of administrative support person- tive. Jeffrey L. Beier, Van Cooley and Raymond Reitz. nel. Pamela Marino. OSR 3, Vol. 11, No. 3: 1-14 Spring THE 3, Vol. 20 No. 10: 83-86 May 93 93 An educational challenge: working through a philo- Utilization of business communication skills by col- sophical contradiction. Barry Kanpol. Clearinghs, Vol. lege of business administration graduates. Richard D. 66, No. 4: 241-244 Mr/Ap 93 Featheringham, Susan K. Switzer and Larry L Tho- mas. ABA Nat Proc, 268-280 93 An interpretive study of non-traditional education and training setting. Jeffrey Taxdahl. University of Minne- Women's work no more. Jeannette McBride-Bass. Voc sota, Master's thesis 1992 Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 3: 22-23, 46 Mr 93 Answering the call for school reform. Willard R. Performance Evaluation Daggett. Bal Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 2-3 Winter 93 Aviation career education: an exciting option. James Assessment of end-user computing from an organiza- McGerald, John A. Nidds and Mary Ann Turney. tional perspective. Francois Bergeron, Suzanne Rivard Clearinghs Vol. 67, No. 2: 103-104 Nov/Dec 93 and Louis Raymccid. IRM J, Vol. 6, No. 1: 14-25 Win- ter 93 Book review: Video kids: making sense of Nintendo by Eugene Provenzo. Robert J. Kroll. !Cons Aff Vol. Computer information satisfaction: a longitudinal 27, No. 1: 199-202 Summer 93 study of computing systems and EUC in a publicor- ganization. Kristy D. Glorfeld and Timothy Paul Can a hands-on, middle grades science workshop have Cronan. 3 EUC, Vol. 5, No. I : 27-36 Winter 93 staying power? Oakley D. Hadfield and Fred Lillibridge. Clearinghs, Vol. 66 No. 4: 213-217 Mr/ Implementing a microcomputer-based work reporting Ap 93 and monitoring system for government services:a case study. L. Douglas Kiel. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 1: 18-25 Charter schools: choices for parents, chances for chil- Winter 93 dren. Stephen C. Tracy. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 90-91 Nov/Dee 92 Organizational factors affecting the evaluation of information systems performance. Carol Saunders and Choice as a vehicle for urban educational change in Jack Williams Jones. 1RM J, Vol. 5, No. 4: 5-21 Fall the 1990s. Stephanie R. Counts and Beverly 92 Lavergneau. Clearinghs, Vol. 66 No. 2: 79-80 Nov/ Dec 92

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Classroom 2000: a room with a view to the future. Promote school renewal: plan a retreat. Mary Ann Howard M. Brown and Patricia Gold Minton. THE 3, Blank and Cheryl Kershaw. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. Vol. 20, No. 8: 65-69 Mr 93 4: 206-208 Mr/Ap 93 Cooperative learning in seventh-grade literature Quality is not a quick fix. Kenneth R. Freeston. groups. Sandra L. Renegar and Velda Haertling. Clearinglis, Vol. 66, No. 6: 344-348 ..11/Aug 93 Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 218-222 Mr/Ap 93 "Real talk": enhancing critical thinking skills through Crafts, commitments and computer connections. L D. conversation in the classroom. Charles S. Bacon and Montgomery. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 79-82 May 93 Barbara J. Thayer-Bacon. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 181-184 Ja/Feb 93 Distance learning options available in western Ne- braska. Roger G. Wess. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 9: 62-67 School-family partnerships: Minneapolis public Ap 93 schools model for success. Robyn Cousin. University of Minnesota, Master's thesis 1992 Eight myths about school choice. Joe Nathan. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 71-74 Nov/Dec 92 Science or aesthetics: a joumey through chemistry class. Robert P. Craig and Ruth Kravetz. Clearinghs, Examining school choice issues. Thomas M. Corwin. Vol. 66, No. 6: 363-365 JI/Aug 93 Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 68-70 Nov/Dec 92 See no evil. Thomas R. McDaniel. Clearinghs, Vol. Fostering moral growth through teaching literature. 66, No. 2: 100 Nov/Dec 92 Michael J. Marnane and James R. K. Heinen. Clearinghs, Vol. 67 No. 2: 80-82 Nov/Dec 93 Sex education in the English classroom Ramona Young. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 341-343 J1/Aug "Frontiers in science: an in-service for science teach- 93 ers. Judith A. Hazier. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 281- 284 1.,./Ju 93 Sophomore retention at UND-Lake Region. Doug Darling. University of North Dakota, Master's thesis Harvey Mudd College: technology integration offers 1992 unique opportunities for undergraduates. John Barna and Jim Winstead. The J, Vol. 21, No. 2: 105-108 Sep Student teachers' mathematical backgrounds and at- 93 tainment of their secondary students. D. James Tooke. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 273-277 My/Ju 93 Involving veteran teachen in a state induction program. Joan M. Hofmann and Harriet Feldlaufer. Clearinghs, Students solve real problems for business via Vol. 66, No. 2: 101-103 Nov/Dec 92 TECHNET. Ray M. Haynes. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 8: 62-64 Mr 93 Is there a relationship between attendance and grade point average at Northwest Missouri Community Col- Teaching history using the short story. Rodney M. lege? L. Renee Gorman and Debra Webb. Northwest White. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 305-306 My/Ju 93 Missouri State University, Master's thesis 1992 Teaching problem-solving strategies. Karen A. Bosch K-12's online future: looking for Mr. Goodnet. Fred and Katharine Kersey. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 228- S. Goldberg. THE 3, Vol. 20, No. 10: 75-78 May 93 230 Mr/Ap 93

Magnet schools and issues of education quality. Rolf Teaching science: the dissection dilenuna. Donald E. K. Blank and Dou3las A. Archbald. Clearinghs, Vol. Ricchard. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 1: 4-5 Sep/Oct 93 66, No. 2: 81-86 Nov/Dec 92 Teaching social studies: the standards movement. Network for a school of the future. Rocco Malfitano Donald Schneider. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 1: 5-7 Sep/ and Phil Cincotta. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 70-74 May Oct 93 93 Teen sexual activity and the need for the development Outcomes based education. Ralph Stutzman. Kan Bus of the moral imagination. Robert P. Craig. Clearinghs, Tchr, Vol. 46, No. 2: 12-13 Spring 93 Vol. 66, No. 4: 225-227 Mr/Ap 93

Problem solving and decision making in an eighth- The constitutionality ofchoice under the establishment grade class. Margaretl. Nand, Mary Driscoll, Maurice clause. Stephen H. Freid. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: J. Elias and Joseph A. lerardi. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 92-95 Nov/Dec 92 3: 177-180 Ja/Feb 93 The Indy 500 and physics: how a partnership brought Project SPARC: kindling writing in science. Jean L. them together. Nancy B. Carlson and C. Aviva Mintz. Pottle. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 107-108 Nov/Dec THE J, Vol. 21, No. 2: 101-104 Scp 93 92

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The U.S. challenge to be NI: opportunity amidst per- Seven essentials of effective at-risk programs. M. Lee ils. Walter E. Massey. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 6: 69-71 Ja Manning. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 135-138 Ja/Feb 93 93 To be or not to be: what students think about drama. Start making sense. Patricia C. Duttweiler and Linda Pamela J. Farris and Joanne Parke. Clearinghs, Vol. Shirley. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 22-25 My 93 66, No. 4: 231-234 Mr/Ap 93 Teach the parent reach the child. Carolyn Brink and Transition into adult life: the New Zealand experience. Kathy Chandler. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 26-27, 48 Beverly Ashton. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 171-173 My 93 Ja/Feb 93 Ten innovative uses of video with at-risk students. Using multicultural novels in the classroom. Kerri J. Barbara K McKenzie. Ckaringhs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 238- Rjchard and Gisela Ernst. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 240 Mr/Ap 93 88-90 Nov/Dec 93 What's really at stake in the school choice debate? Charles L Glenn. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 75-78 Guidance and Counseling Nov/Dec 92 School counseling: establishing a professional defini- Which choice? whose choice? Ann Bastian. Clearinghs, tion. Thomas C. Harrison, Jr. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. Vol. 66, No. 2: 96-99 Nov/Dec 92 6: 325-326 JI/Aug 93 Why schools fail and what we can do about it. Edward School-family partnerships: Minneapolis public L. Vockell. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 200-205 Mr/ schools model for success. Robyn Cousin. University Ap 93 of Minnesota, Master's thesis 1992

Will schools become families of the future? Nancy Somewhere out there. Howard Splete and Jeff Davis. Belck and Jerry Jinks. Ckaringhs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 146- Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 7: 26-27 60 Oct 93 150 Ja/Feb 93 Writing to learn in a content area. Julie Johnson, Melinda Holcombe, Gloria Simms and David Wilson. Human Relations Clearinghs Vol. 66, No. 3: 155-158 Ja/Feb 93 Addressing sensitive social issues with interactive technology. Robert A. Vogel. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, it-Risk Students No. 1: 21-26 Spring 93 A place in the sun. Carolyn DeM aria. Voc Ed J. Vol. Book review: Crucial decisions: leadership in 68, No. 4: 32-34 My 93 policymaking and crisis management by Irving L. Janis. Donald P. Rogers. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. I: "Count me in, too" math instructional stategies for the 82-84 93 discouraged learner. Karen A. Bosch and Rebecca S. Bowers. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 104-106 Nov/Dec Career boosters. Sandra R. Sabo. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 7: 92 16-18 Aug/Sep 93

From lone star to the big sky. Camille Moody Jennings. Conflict and divided loyalty: a fundamental leadership THE J, Vol. 21, No. 1: 67-70 Aug 93 dilemma. Lane Tracy. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 2: 21-28 Fall 93 Gotta have it. Carla M. Punsalan. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 28-31 My 93 Conflict versus consensus: processes and their effect on team decision making. Timothy S. Kochery. HRD Internships build confidence, skills. Doris Harper. Voc Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 185-191 Summer 93 Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 35 My 93 Corporate culture: preliminary data from a major sur- Lessons of the heart. Christine B. LaRocco. Voc Ed J, vey or North American organizations. Ray Terlaga. Vol. 68, No. 1: 37-38 Ja 93 OSRA Proc, 82-92 Mr 93

Motivating students. Sharon S. Redick and C. Michael Effects of culture and gender on principal-teacher com- Lloyd. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 36 My 93 munication in school. Thomas D. Gougeon and Susan I. I lutton. I IRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 3: 277-290 Fall 93 Practices used to accommodate at-risk students in high school business education programs. Betty J. Roderick. Efkcts of selfesteem and perceived goal difficulty on Southwest Missouri State University, Master's thesis goal setting, certainty, task performance, and attribu- 1992 tions. Thomas Li-Ping Tang mid David B. Reynolds. IIRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 153-170 Summer 93

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Gift-giving has its own etiquette. Richard B. Elsheny. Cyberspace, the constitution, and the electronic fron- Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 9: 26, 28, 30 Sep 93 tier foundation. David Farber. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 2: 22-27 Summer 93 1 Invited ruction: the quality revoluticti and research- a need for more examination of teamwork. Phillip J. Defining ethics. John H. Lea. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 8: 24- Decker HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 149-151 Summer 26 Ju 93 93 Ethical decision-making in organization development: Loyalty, value congruency, and affective organizational current theory and practice. Susan Devogel. Univer- commitment: an empirical study. Isaiah 0. Ugboro. sity of Minnota, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 2: 29-36 Fall 93 Ethical issues in business oommunication. Iris!. Varner. Predicting organizational orientation toward tenns. ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 30-31 Sep 93 Darlene Russ-Eft. HAD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 125-134 Summer 93 How to incorporate the topic of ethics into the reorga- nized business communication course. Paula Brown. Using the work group as a laboratory for learning: in- ABA Nat Proc, 195-201 93 creasing leadership and team effectiveness through feedback. Harriet V. Lawrence and Albert K. Wiswell. Implementation of a process for the design of an epi- HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 135-148 Summer 93 sodic ethics assessment instrument. Debbie D. DuFrene, Larry G. Daniel and Florence E. Elliott- Strategic management of emerging human resource Howard. DPE I, Vol. 35, No. 4: 245-257 Fall 93 issues. Newman S. Peery, Jr. and Mahmoud Salem. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 81-95 Spring 93 Implementing ADA in court and other public places. Judith II. Brentano. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 9: 24-25 11 93 The effectiveness of employee of employee assistance program supervisor training: a rejoinder (IIRDQ 3:4). Integration of ethical issues into the MIS curriculum. Phillip D. Johnson. I1RD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 193-195 James A. Hall and Diane M. Hamilton. J CIS, Vol. 33, Summer 93 No. 2: 32-37 Winter 92-93

The impact of Deming quality management of inter- Legal firsts. Taylor Reese. J CR, Vol. 55, No. 2: 36-37 departmental cooperation. Eileen F. N. Collard. IIRD Dee 93 Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 71-79 Spring 93 Lill:long learning skills needed by Michigan's professional and teclmical workers as perceived by human Ethics and Law resource managers. Karen L. Norman. MBEA Today, Vol. 58, No. 5: 5, 9 Dec 93 A legal update on sexual haras.sment in the public schools. Bernadette Marczdy. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. NCRA code of professional ethics. I CR. Vol. 54, No. 6: 329-331 11/Aug 93 8: 28-30 in 93 \A, Adoption of what? inlbnnation policy for records of NCR/Vs rule 30 testimony. William K. Slate, II. J CR, adoption (of people) in the U.S. Susan K. Goodman. It Vol. $4. No. 10: 28-29 Aug/Oct 93 M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 2: 3, 4. 6-8, 10, 11 Apr 93 Recent NCRA public advisory opinions. J CR, Vol. Book review: Ethical issues in information systems by 54. No. 8: 31-34 Ju 93 Roy Dejoie. George Fowler. and David Paradice. Joan Pierson. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 77-78 Winter 92-93 Rccordkeeping requirements to promote public inter- ests-a balanee between government needs and burdens. Boot, review: Taking sides: clashing views on contro- Donald S. Skupsky. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 4: 36, 40, versial issues in business ethics and society by Lisa II. 42-43. 59 Oct 93 Newton & Maureen M. Ford. James S. O'Rourke, IV ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 46-47 Ju 93 Secret taping by employees: a few tvortis about a new dilemma for employers. Jon D. Bible. S13R, Vol. 3, Business and law respondents: What is ethical behav- No. 1: 13-21 Spring 93 ior? George E Stevens.JEll. Vol. 68. No. 6: 348-352 11/Aug 93 Sexual harassment in the sclw,is. Susan Strauss. Voc Ed 1, Vol. 68. No. 3: 28-31 Mr 93 Computer graphics take the stand Gail Kollinan. Pub. Vol 8, No. 10: 39-40. 42 Oct 93 Stop thief'. Phillip Barnhart. Orr Sys. Vol. 10, No. 10: 52. 54 Oct 93 Computing ethics and years of computer use. Wallace A. Wood. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 23-27 Summer 93 Teaching Hhics in high school. J. Markel! Funiiss. Ckaringhs, Vol. 66, No 6: 327-328 fi/Aug 93 Computing ethics perceptions: business administration students, business administration educators, and coin- The case dike busy consultant. Linda Driskill. ABC puling professionals. Amola C. Ownby and Duane R. Bul. Vol. 16. No. 3: 32 Sep 93 Moses OSRA Proc, 11-24 Mr 93 4 3 36 Business Education Index

The content ofbusiness ethics. Barron Wells and Nelda Inability to adapt: the hidden flaw of managerial in- Spinks. ABA Nat Proc, 202-209 93 eptness. Sami M. Abbasi and Kenneth W. Holtman. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 1: 22-25, 37 Jan 93 The ethical issues of automated information processing. David Malone. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 82-84 Spring Invited reaction: intellectual izing should not rel ieve the 93 need to act. Patricia A. McLagan. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 33-37 Spring 93 The ethics of plagiarism: how genre affeets writers' use of source materials. Daphne A Jameson. ABC Bul, It's time to teach business etiquette. Annette Vincent Vol. 56, No. 2: 18-28 lu 93 and Melanie Meche. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 39-41 Oct 93 The relationship between academic dishonesty and unethical business practices. Randi L. Sims. JEB. Vol. Leadership profiles. Betty C. Fry and Joe Anna Hibler. 68, No. 4: 207-211 Mr/Ap 93 NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 10-24 1993 Leadership: from the classroom to the boardroom. Jan Work Behavior Felton. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 25-36 1993 Behavioral aspects of data production and their im- Make your company family-friendly. Patricia Schiff pact on data quality. Dov Te'eni. 5DM, Vol. 4, No. 2: Estess. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 2: 30-32, 34 Feb 93 30-38 Spring 93 Office etiquette. Cannen D. Browne. Bus Ed Forum, Behind the scenes leadership. Donna Holmquist. Vol. 47, No. 3: 41-43 Feb 93 NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 119-128 1993 Organiziltional behavior modification go4x to Russia: Book review: Businm partnering for continuous im- replicating an experimental analysis across cultures and provement: how to forge enduring alliances among tasks. Dianne H. B. Welsh, Fred Luthans and Steven employees, suppliers & customers by Charles C. Poi rier M. Sommer..I Org Beh Mgt, Vol. 13, No. 2: 15-35 93 and William E Houser. Thomas C. Mawbinney. J Org Beh Mgt, Vol. 13, No. 2: 80-85 93 Paradigms for high-tech leadership. Sharon Lund O'Neil and June St. Clair Atkinson. NBEA Yrbk, No. Book review: Danger in the comfort zone: from board- 31: 59-68 1993 room to mailroomhow to break the entitlement habit that's killing American business by Judith M. Promoting the potential of people. Bill Scott. J CR, Bardwick. Judy L. Agnew. J Org Beh Mgt, Vol. 13, Vol. 54, No. 7: 28-29 5193 No. 2: 75-79 93 Reducing absenteeism in a human service setting: a Climbing your own Everest. John Alma. Sec, Vol. 53, low cost alternative. Charles A. Boudreau, Walter P. No. 7: 26-27 Aug/Sep 93 Christian and Susan F. Thibadeau. S Org Beh Mgt, Vol. 13. No. 2: 37-49 93 Criticizing your peers. Dianna Booher. Sec, Vol. 53. No. 3: 12-13 Mr 93 Reviews: Leadership for the twenty-first century by Joseph C. Rost. Alan H. Church. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, Defining stress as ethical conflict. Bruce \V. Speck. No. 2: 197-206 Summer 93 ABC But, Vol. 56, No. 1: 34-37 Mr 93 The accelerating pace of change. Daniel Stamp. Sec, Developing efficient workplace safety programs: ob- Vol. 53, No. 7: 28-29 Aug/Sep 93 servations of response covariation. Frederick M. Streff, Michael J. Kalsher and E. Scott Geller. J Org Bell Mgt, The challenge ofbuilding character. Patricia H. Phelps. Vol. 13, No. 2: 3-14 93 Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 353-355 51/Aug 93

Developing employment skills in the affective domain. The computer and the meaning of work: arc we creat- Joyce A Jenson. MBEA Today. Vol. 58, No. 2: 4 Mr ing the factories of the past? Virginia Sullivan. JEB, 93 Vol. 68. tqo. 4: 197-201 Mr/Ap 93

Diversity without performance is a ticket to medioc- The effectiveness of the executive mentoring program rity: a rejoinder (HRDQ 3:4). Christopher L. Wash- in the United Stata postal service. Betty DeWitt. ington. ERD Qtly, Vol. 4. No. 3: 291-293 Fall 93 Lehman College, Master's thesis 1992

Education in business etiquette: attitudes of market- The impact of a change in an attendance control sys- ing professionals. Burton F. Schaffer, Craig A. Kelly tem on absenteeism and tardiness. Jacqueline C. and Mary Ann Goette. JEB, VoL 68. No. 6: 330-333 Landau. J Org Beh Mgt, Vol. 13. No. 2: 51-70 93 51/Aug 93 The roles of leader influence tactics, gender, and lead- Eliminating sexual harassment. Robert J. Shoop and ership style in leader-subordinate relationships. Gary Debra L. Edwards. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 8: 19-23 Oct 93 Ernst. Northern Illinois University. Doctoral dissertation 1992 4 4 Business Education Index 37

The who, how, what, and when of sexual harassment: An agenda for research linking information systems teaching tips for business educators. John P. Kohl and and international business: theory, methodology and Paul S. Greenlaw. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 358-361 ..11/ application. P. Candace Deans and David A. Ricks. J Aug 93 Global 1M, Vol. I, No. 1: 6-19 Winter 93

Transforming the practice of management. Peter M. An architecture for a heterogeneous information envi- Senge. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 5-32 Spring 93 ronment. William Leigh, James Ragusa and Michas: Gilliam. J CIS, Vol. 34 No. 1: 42-49 Fall 93 What does business have to say about leadership? Frank Reynolds. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 50-58 1993 An end-user data access control framework. Mark L Gillenson..1 CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 63-66 Fall 93 Working in the gray zone. Sylvia Ann Blishak. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 11: 58-63 Nov 93 An examination of sources of support preferred by end- user computing personnel. Brent Bowman, Fritz H. Gnme and Daulatram Lund. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 4: 4- Information Management/ 11 Fall 93 Processing An organizational context for CASE innovation. Arun Rai and Geoffry S. Howard. IRMJ, Vol. 6, No. 3: 21- 12 tips to speed up WP. Jonell Francis and Lori Quinn. 34 Summer 93 WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 4: 30-33 Ap 93 Analysis of student teaming outcomes in BVED 217: A case study of General Electric's multimedia train- fundamentals of management information systems. ing systems. Janice C. Sipior and John Townsend. IRM Brenda Finkenbinder. University of North Dakota, J, Vol. 6, No. 4: 23-31 Fall 93 Master's thesis 1992

A communication-rich systems design project. Marvin Anywhere, anytime: the wireless office of today. Rick E. Darter and Katherine T. Hoff. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, Friedman. Office, Vol. 118, No. 2: 8-9, 52 Aug 93 No. 4: 32-37 Dec 93 Assessment ofcompetencies for computer information A comparative study of multimedia personal comput- systems curricula. Myra N. Womble. DPE J, Vol. 35, ing and traditional instruction in a business school cur- No. 2: 69-85 Spring 93 riculum. Sorel Reisman. 1RM J, Vol. 6, No. 4: 15-21 Fall 93 Assessment of end-user computing from an organizational perspective. Francois Bergeron, Suzanne Rivard A comparison of Dutch methodologies for informa- and Louis Raymond.1RM .1, Vol. 6, No. 1: 14-25 Win- tion planning and policy. Robert A. Stegwee, Ernst W. ter 93 L. Berkhout and Marleen M. Keet. IRM J, Vol. 6, No. 3: 36-44 Summer 93 Baud building. Daniel Tynan. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 6: 46, 49, 50 Ju 93 A comparison of information systems topic expectations of executive M.B.A. graduates and their firms' Book review: Ethical issues in information systems by top computer executives. Richard G. Born. J CIS, Vol. Roy Dejoie, George Fowler, and David Paradice. Joan 33, No. 3: 51-57 Spring 93 K. Pierson. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 77-78 Winter 92-93

A critical analysis of the ACM and DPMA curricu- Book review: Interrational dimensions of information lum models. Tony Fabbri and Ronald A. Mann. 1 CIS, systems arA tech iology by P. Candace Dean and Vol. 34. No. 1: 77-80 Fall 93 Michael J. Kaz:::. Coral Snodgrass. IRM J, Vol. 5, No. 4: 42-43 Fall 92 A pilot study of information systems curriculum in foreign educational institutions. Martin D. Goslar and Book review: Management information systems by P. Candace Deans. 1 CIS, Vol. 34, No. I: 8-17 Fall 93 Vladmir Zwass. Mohammed Dadashzadeli. IRM J, Vol. 6, No. 3: 47 Summer 93 A postsecondary program in infonnation management. Shirley L. Blair and Norman P. IN. OSR .1, Vol. 11, Book review: Managing information technology in No. 1: 27-35 Fall 92 multinational corporations by Edward M. Roche. Esther Guthery. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 2: 45 Spring A ROM with a view. Jim Haynes. Off Sys, Vol. 10, 93 No. 10: 24, 27-30 Oct 93 Book review: The global issucs of information tech- A structured prototyping approach. Charles Necco and nology management by Shailendra Palvia, Prashant Nancy Tsai. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 38-43 Spring 93 Palvia, and Ronald M. Zigli. Candace Deans J Glo- bal IM, Vol. 1, No. 1: 47-48 Winter 93 Administrative computing trends and issues. Bettye Robinson and Robert Robinson. MBEA J, Vol. 20: 31- Breakeven analysis applied to software maintenance 35 93 decisions: a theoretical paradigm. Scott Turner, Rich- ard Aukennan and Kent Walstrom, SBR, Vol. 3 No. 1: 113-126 Spring 93 45 38 Business Education Index

Bridging higher education's technology gap in Africa. Emerging technologies review. Jan Travers. J EUC, John Hayman. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 6: 63-68 Jo 93 Vol. 5, No. 1: 40 Winter 93

Bringing office systems into focus project report Eliza- End user attitudes and practices: a study of voice mail beth A. Regan. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 2: 18-39 Winter implementation. Carol Okolica. OSRA Proc, 148-159 93 Mr 93 Bringing the business school into the 21st century. Ensuring end user productivity: an academic minor in Kathleen Sampey and James A. Haggard. Ed Tech information technology. T. J. Surynt and E K. Augus- Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 2: 9-14 Summer 93 tine, Jr.) CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 82-84 Summer 93 Card sharks: 10 ways to slash phone fraud. Alon Envisioning the library of tomorrow. Linda Demmers, Aginsky. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 11: 12-15 Nov 93 Karen M. G. Howell and Lucy Siefixt Wegner. Ed Tixh Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 3: 8-15 Fall 93 Computer augmented collaborative literature review. Alice Ahmed, Judy Caoette and Paulette Majestic. Evaluation of computer based information sources for OSRA Proc, 58-68 Mr 93 international business. Richard K. Harper and Ronald F. Bush. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 115-134 93 Computer information satisfaction: a longitudinal study of computing systems and EUC in a public or- Exixutive support systems. C. Bruce Kavan and Loana ganization. Kristy D. Glorfeld and Timothy Paul M. Gallion. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 2: 26-28 Dec Cronan. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 1: 27-36 Winter 93 93

Computer systems usage and competitive profitabil- Factors influencing students' career decision to enter ity. B.S. Thornton, P. Newnam and G. Locksley. J CIS, a two-year information processing program. Barbara Vol. 34, No. I: 67-72 Fall 93 Morgan. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Computing ethics and years of computer use. Wallace A. Wood. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 23-27 Summer 93 From chief infonnation officer to information ofrieer. Shailendra Palvia. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 4: 3-6 Fall Computing ethics perceptions: business administration 93 students, business administration educators, and computing professionals. Arnola C. Ownby and Duane R. Genetics-based machine learning: promising tool for Moses. OSRA Proc, 11-24 Mr 93 developingbusinesscomputingsystems? Ramakrishnan l'akath. J CIS. Vol. 33, No. 4: 2-7 Sum- Computing use in international business courses. Diane mer 93 Lockwood, Verne Redrnan and Patrick Fleenor. I CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 28-31 Winter 92-93 German publisher speeds information management. IMC J, Vol. 29. No. 1: 16-17 Ja/Feb 93 Contact management. Terry D. Lundgren. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 144-146 Ja/Feb 93 Global telecommunications services: strategies ofma- jor carriers. Jerry McCreary, William Boulton and Critical factors aflbcting success of CBIS: cases from Chetan Sankar. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 2: 6-18 Spring Africa. Mayuri Odedra-Straub. J Global IM, Vol. 1, 93 No. 3: 16-30 Summer 93 Help WP find your files. Gayle G. Ilumpheiys. WP Critical issues of IS management in Hong Kong: a Mag, Vol. 5. No. 7: 69, 71-72 1193 cultural comparison. Janice Burn, K. B. C. Saxena and Louis Ma. J Global 1M, Vol. I, No. 4: 28-37 Fall 93 Influence of Myers-Briggs type on preference for data presentation format. Donald A. Carpenter, Jeffrey Cyberspace, the constitution, and the electronic fron- Anders and Alan Anderson. J CIS, Vol. 33. No. 4: 85- tier foundation. David Farber. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. 90 Summer 93 1, No. 2: 22-27 Summer 93 Infonnation management: making your system work. Demystifying communications technologies. Leslie P. Michael O'Shea. Office, Vol. 118, No. 2: 16-27, 53 Hitch. THE J. Vol. 21, No. 3: 92-95 Oct 93 Aug 93

Document retention in the Twilight Zone: the perils ofInformation needs for management decision-making. policies unpoliccd. Ronald E Bianchi. R M Qtly, Vol. Susan K. Goodman. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 4: 12-16, 27, No. 1: 16-18, 20 Jan 93 18, 19, 22-23 Oct 93

Electronic data interchange: a new frontier for global Information protection in automated offices. Hossein standards policy. Eileen M. Trauth and Ronald S. Tho- Saiedian and Steve Ban, OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 1: 36- mas. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 4: 6-16 Fall 93 45 Fall 92 Electronic publishing the Japanese way. Stuart Information resources management: an examination Silverstone. Pub. Vol. 8, No. 10: 30-34, 36 Oct 93 of individual and organizational attributes in state 4 Business Education Index 39 government agencies. Steve D. Ugbah and 0. Jay MCPSthe multimedia computing presentation sys- Umeh. IRM 3, Vol. 6, No. 1: 5-13 Winter 93 tem. Sorel Reisman. 1 EUC, Vol. 5, No. 3: 5-16 Sum- mer 93 Infonnation systems auditors: educatimal background, education and hiring preferences and curriculum. Microcomputer-based software alternatives for project David Smith Murphy and Mike Ruble. J CIS, Vol. 33, management. Steve Corder and Ralph Ruby, Jr. JEB, No. 2: 42-45 Winter 92-93 Vol. 69, No. 1: 56-59 Sep-Oct 93

Information systems content in the CPA examination. Microsoft's "at work." Peter Davidson. Off Sys, Vol. Lloyd D. Doney and Michael D. Akers. J CIS, Vol. lO, No. 12: 10-18 Dec 93 34, No. 1: 81-88 Fall 93 MIS publication outlets: a systematic investigation of Information systems development: issues affecting suc- the topics published. Kent A. Walstrom and Richard cess. Peggy L. McDoniel, Jeffrey Palko and Timothy A. Aukennan. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 23-29 Fall 93 Paul Cronan. J CIS Vol. 34, No. 1: 50-62 Fall 93 Multimedia manifesto. William H. Graves. Ed Tech Inibrmation systems education: comparison of views Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 1: 9-13 Spring 93 from Australian and southeast Asian academics. A. Y. Ang and G. K. Win ley. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 30-36 Multimedia supports measuring-machine production. Fall 93 IMC J. Vol. 29, No. 4: 7-8 11/Aug 93

Information systems needs of large corporations. Needs assessment of business majors for the introduc- Hooshang M. Beheshti and Melvin R. Mattson. J CIS. tory MIS course. Chung S. Kim and Dane Peterson. Vol. 33, No. 3: 35-37 Spring 93 CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 51-53 Winter 92-93

Information technology and job characteristics:a Object-oriented cost accounting system design. John changing mix for administrative support personnel. Gessford. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 3: 17-25 Summer 93 Pamela Marino. OSRA Proc, 25-40 Mr 93 Object-oriented technologies in infonnation systems Innovative pedagogies for outcomes-based teaching in curricula. Patti D. Massey and David E. Douglas. J the core MIS course. L. Wayne Shell and Betty A. CIS. Vol. 34. No. 1: 3-7 Fall 93 Kleen. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 3-7 Winter 92-93 Office infonnation systems as a field of study and re- Integrated information management: a real world search. Elizabeth A. Regan. OSR J. Vol. 11. No. 2: 1- theory. Monique L. Atinger. R NI Qik Vol. 27, No. 3: 17 Winter 93 12-16, 30 1193 Office information systems: resources for a growing Integrated performance support (IPS). A new concept field of study. Heidi R. Perreault and C. Steven Hunt. for a new era! Elizabeth A. Regan. OSRA Proc. 1-10 OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 3: 45-56 Spring 93 Mr 93 Office systems curriculum development: impetus, pro- Integration of ethical issues into the MIS curriculum. cess, results. James Gorki!, Carol Johnson and Claudia James A. Hall and Diane M. Hamilton. J CIS. Vol. 33, Orr. OSRA Proc. 194-206 Mr 93 No. 2: 32-37 Winter 92-93 Organizational factors affecting the evaluation of in- Interactive multimedia: a tool for government trans- fonnation systems performance. Carol Saunders and formation. David E. Barbee and Ronnie B. Lowenstein. Jack Williams Jones. 1RM J, Vol. 5. No. 4: 5-21 Fall IRM J, Vol. 6, No. 4: 4-13 Fall 93 92

International computing and the international regime. Perceptions of emerging multimedia technologies. Edward NI. Roche. J Global 1M, Vol. I, No. 2: 20-28 Michael [lignite and Heidi Perreault. I CIS, Vol. 34, Spring 93 No. 1: 89-93 Fall 93

Is case living up to its promises? Laboratory experi- Practical applications of neural networks in business. ments comparing manual and automated design ap- Sudesh NI. Duggal and Paul R. Popovich. J CIS, Vol. proaches. Mark N. Frolick, Ronald B. Wilkes and R. 33, No 2: 8-13 Winter 92-93 Kelly Rainer. J CIS, Vol. 33. No. 4: 72-76 Sununer 93 Preparing for change in computer education for busi- Job design and skill level in using information tech- ness. Kimball R Marshall. JEI3. Vol. 68, No. 6: 376- nology: perceptions of administrative supportperson- 380 JI/Aug 93 nel in financial organizations. Pamela Marino. DPE J. Vol. 35, No. 3: 121-137 Summer 93 Programming languages: today and tomorrow. Kirk P. Arnett and Mary C. Jones.CIS. Vol. 33. No. 4: 77- Just what the doctor ordered. Gene Gable. Pub, Vol. 8, 81 Summer 93 No. 10: 24-28 Oct 93

4 40 Buuness Education Index Prototyping effects on the system development life Teaching international business in the information age: cycle: an empirical study. Bill C. Hardgrave, E. Reed state of the art. Fahri Karakaya. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, Doke and Neil E. Swanson. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 14- No. 314: 9-16 93 19 Spring 93 Telecommunications competencies for clerical office A demographic analysis of information systems fac- professionals. Valerie T. Akeyo and Ccostance Pollard, ulty. Susan W. Athey, Jon D. Clark and W. John OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 1: 21-26 Fall 92 Plotnicki. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 85-90 Spring 93 The anywhere, anytime office. Marilyn NI. Parker. Responding to world competition: developing the glo- OSRA Proc, 219-240 Mr 93 bal IS professional. Paul H. Cheney and George NI. Kasper. J Global IM, Vol. I. No. 1: 21-31 Winter 93 The applicability of Nolan's state theory in small business environment. Jack Teh. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 65- Review of the policy changes in the Indian telecom 71 Summer 93 sector: implications for decision makers. Rekha Jain. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 3: 33-44 Summer 93 The application of the theory of reasonod action to senior management and strategic infonnation systems. Review: Improving work systems: How IDS is improv- Peter R. Mykytyn, Jr. and David A. Harrison. IRM J, ing quality and customer service through employee Vol. 6, No. 2: 15-26 Spring 93 involvement by Blue Sky Productions. Bruce N. Barge. HAD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 209-212 Summer 93 The data administrator-user interface a critical dia- logue. Carl Stephen Guynes and J. Wayne Spence. J Safety considerations in designing accommodations for CIS, Vol. 33. No. 2: 25-27 Winter 92-93 information systems. Anthony). Joseph. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 4: 28-31 Oct 93 The effict of national culture on IS: implications for international inlbrmat ion systems. Phillip Ein-Dor, Eli Shop class for academia. Linda Belcher McElwrath. Segev and Moshe Orgad. J Global 1M, Vol. 1. No. 1: THE S. Vol. 21, No. 5: 41-45 Dec 93 33-44 Winter 93

Sophisticated information processing technology: its The ethical issues of automated information process- relationship with an organization's environment, struc- ing David Malone. J CIS. Vol. 33, No. 3: 82-84 Spring ture, and culture. Thomas L. Keon, Gary S. Vazzana 93 and Thomas E. Slocombe. IRM J. Vol. 5, No. 4: 23-31 Fall 92 The expert's opinion: an interview with Dr. Martin Grad. Julie E. Kendall. 3 EUC, Vol. 5, No. 3: 34-36 Spreadsheets: a smart business investment. Douglas Summer 93 Finlay, Office. Vol. 117, No. 6: 8, 10, 14 Ju 93 The impact of e-mail in today's organization. Robert Standardization of information systems and technol- NI. Schramm and Marcia L. James. OSR J. Vol. 11, ogy at multinational companies. Steven Gordon. J Glo- No. I: 3-13 Fall 92 bal INI, Vol. 1. No. 3: 5-14 Summer 93 The impact of the introductory NI IS course on students, Status of planning and control systems in the end-user attitudes and perceptions towards microcomputers. computing environment. Robert B. Mitchell and Albert L. Harns. J CIS. Vol. 33. No. 2: 38-41 Winter Rodney Neal. J CIS. Vol. 33, No. 3: 25-30 Spring 93 92-93

Structured techniques for successful end user spread- The importance of writing competencies as perceived sheets. Harry Benliam, Michael Delaney and Andrew by college of business alumni and students. Alfred Luzi. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 2: 18-25 Spring 93 Patrick and Donald Carr. S CIS. Vol. 34. No. 1: 73-76 Fall 93 Strategic use of information technology in international business: a frammork for information teclmology ap- The office buy.er's guide to voice processing. Office, plication. Steven J. Simon and Varun Grover.1Global Vol. 118. No. 2: 33-35 Aug 93 1M, Vol. I, No. 2: 29-42 Spring 93 The potential of intelligent messages in the automa- Success factor analysis as an instrument for information of office procedures. Hossein Saiedian. OSR J, tion management. Franz Lehner.JC1 S. Vol. 33. No. 3: Vol. II. No. 3: 34-44 Spring 93 58-66 Spring 93 The relationship of skill level and job characteristics Successful planning for a changing MIS education as perceived h auministrative support personnel us- Robert Baling and Wallace Wood. 1E11. Vol 68. No ing intbrmation processing teclmologies. Pamela 6: 353-357 JI/Ang 93 Marino. New York I niversity. Doctoral dissertation 1992 Systems analysis and design models revisited: a ca_se study. S. V R. Madabhushi, Mary C. Jones and R. Leon The role of causal attributions in explaining the link Price. IRM J, Vol. 6, No. 1: 26-39 Winter 93 between user participation and information system 48 Business Education Index 41 success. Simha R. Magal and Ken C. Snead. 1RM .1, Data Security Vol. 6, No.3: 8-19 Summer 93 An ountx of surge protection can prevent a pound of The undergraduate MIS curriculum: a sampling of automation woes. Richard B. Elsberry. Off Sys, Vol. AACSB schools. Justin Stolen. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 10, No. 8: 38-41 Aug 93 54-57 Winter 92-93 Computer virus: the business version of the common The use of ffinction point analysis to ascis end user cold. John F. Schrage and Douglas B Bock. Off Sys, computing systems. Michael Hignite, Raymond Vol. 10, No. 8: 12-13, 15, 17 Aug 93 Johnson and Kenneth Foster. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 46-50 Spring 93 Computer viruses. Ronald N. Rosenwasser. JCR, Vol. 54, No. 4: 42-43 Feb 93 The use of information technology and its relationship to job characteristics of administrative support person- Computer viruses: symptoms, remedies, and preven- nel. Pamela Marino. OSRJ, Vol. 11, No. 3: 1-14 Spring tive measurt. Clive C. Sanford. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 93 67-72 Spring 93

Today's office: automated, partially paperless. Erik Disaster recovery planning-is business prepared? Mortenson. Office, Vol. 117, No. 6: 16, 18, 52 Ju 93 Susan L. Holtz. OSRA Proc, 160-175 Mr 93

Trends in the use and management of appl icat ion pack- No trespassing. Jeff Hadfield. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. I : age software. Robert Klepper and Curt Hartog. 1RM 51-55 Ja 93 J, Vol. 5, No. 4: 33-37 Fall 92 Paper shredders make data security easy, affordable. Urban chzign, technology, and the aesthetic of settle- Christopher J. Sheehan. Office, Vol. 118, No. I: 34-35 ment. Malcolm McCullough. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. .11 93 I, No. 3: 16-23 Fall 93 Power controllers keep equipment running smoothly. User information satisfaction for maintained account- Rick Friedman. Office, Vol. 118, No. 1: 36-37, 67, 71 ing systems: the validity and reliability of the short- 31 93 form measure. Steve D. White and Timothy Paul Cronan. 3 CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 2-10 Spring 93 Prevent hard disk failure from crippling your business. John E. Dziak. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 7: 46, 48-49 11 Using innovative information technology architecture 93 for entrepreneurial success: the case of "YCH" logis- tics company. Shailendra C. Palvia and Boon Siong Protecting student labs from computer viruses. Carolyn Neo. J EUC, Vol. 5. No. 3: 26-33 Summer 93 Dolecheck. JEB. Vol. 68, No. 4: 212-214 Mr/Ap 93 Variables affecting the planning and implementation Computer usage characteristics and security in small of office information systems curricula within college/ service firms: an exploratory study. Paramjit Kahai, university setting& C. Steven Hunt and Heidi Perreault. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 77-81 Spring 93 Michael Gibson and Kerry Swinehart. 3 CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 70-74 Winter 92-93 Virtual reality: a computerized illusionary world. Utna G. Gupta. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 46-50 Winter 92-93 Database Management Voice recognition technology. Usnie Orsborn. MBEA Today, Vol. 58, No. 3: 4-6 My 93 A 4GL based executive search system. Ruediger Mueller. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 2: 5-16 Spring 93 Who needs engineering document management? Alan Griffiths. IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 4: 10-12 31/Aug 93 A hypertext development methodology. Paul J.A. van Vliet and Rick L. Wilson. 3 DM. Vol. 4, No. 2: 18-29 Why microcomputers may increase the cost of doing Spring 93 business. Gary Adna Ames. 1 EUC, Vol. 5. No. 4: 12- 17 Fall 93 A survey of SQL language. Hock Chuan Chan, Hong Jun Lu and Kwok Kee Wei. J DM, Vol. 4, No. 4: 4-15 WordPerfect's workgroup solution. Jeff Iladfield and Fall 93 Allen Biehl. WP Mag, Vol. 5. No. 8: 54-57 Aug 93 Accuracy in modeling with extended entity relation- Work groups and groupware its business. Terry D. ship and object oriented data models. Douglas B. Bock Lundgren. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 1: 14-20 Fall 92 and Terence Ryan. 3 DM. Vol. 4, No. 4: 30-39 Fall 93 Adding knowledge-assistance to PC-bascd photo- Data Processing graphic image database management systems. James M. Ragusa, Gary W. Orwig, Dorothy G. Dologite and Robert 3. Mockler. 1RM J Vol. 6. No. 2: 27-38, 40 Turf wars: records management vs. data processing. Spring 93 Julie Gable. R M Qtly, Vol. 27. No. 3: 18-21, 31 .11 93

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An end-user data access control framework. Mark L The expert's opinion, corporate data access. Robert Gillenson. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 63-66 Fall 93 Marcus.1 DM, Vol. 4, No. 2: 39-41 Spring 93 An overview of intelligent database. Binshan Lin. J The quality of data representations developed by CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 8-12 Summer 93 nonexpert designers: an experimental study. Dinesh Batra and Peeter J. Kirs. .1 DM, Vol. 4, No. 4: 17-29 Behavioral aspects of data production and their im- Fall 93 pact on data quality. Dov Te'eni. J DM, Vol. 4, No. 2: 30-38 Spring 93 The utililization of a SQL team project in a database course. Behrooz K. Seyed-Abbassi. OSRA Proc, 182- Book review. Object-oriented databases- a sematic data 189 Mr 93 model approach by Peter M. D. Gray, Krishnaro G. Kulkarni, and Norman W. Paton. Ramesh Using an intelligent database in the classroom: the case Subramanian. J DM, Vol. 4, No. 3: 41-42 Summer 93 of the country consultant. Vivek Bhargava, Cuneyt Evirgen and Michael Mitri. I T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/ Database design support: an empirical investigation 4: 17-37 93 of perceptions and performance. Chetan S. Sankar and Thomas E. Marshall. J DM, Vol. 4. No. 3: 4-14 Sum- mer 93 Decision Support Systems

Document imaging integrates database and workflow Computer usage patterns in the construction industry: from Alaska to Texas. Andrew W. Davis. 1MC J. Vol. an empirical investigation. Marwan A. Wafa, J. 29, No. 2: 15-17 Mr/Ap 93 Michael McDonald and Mahmoud M. Yasin. Mid- Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 1: 11-16 Spring 93 Effects of graphical versus textual representation of database structure on query performance. Wesley Decision support system for local area network pro- Jamison and James T.C. Teng. J DM, Vol. 4, No. 1: curement: a case study. Juan Carolos Esteva, V. M. 16-23 Winter 93 Rao Tummala and Sergio Antiochia. IRM I, Vol. 6, No. 2: 5-14 Spring 93 Electronic data retrieval in international business education: prosptxts and resources. Fred Miller and I.inda Decision support systems for business education. G. Gillespie Miller. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 85-101 Premkumar, K. Ramamurthy and William R. King. J 93 CIS. Vol. 33, No. 4: 55-64 Summer 93

Implementing a microcomputer-based work reporting Individual differences and data presentation methods and monitoring system for government servict: a case in the MIS environment. Thomas S. Brown and James study. L. Douglas Kid. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. I : 18-25 T. Brown. I CIS. Vol. 33, No. 2: 63-69 Winter 92-93 Winter 93 Information display modes and user cognitive profiles: Industry and practice: don't forget the people in data- interaction effects on the decision making process. base management. Albert L. Lederer. J DM. Vol. 4, Hulya Yazici and Raymond Kluczny. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 40-41 Fall 93 No. 4: 41-54 Summer 93

Key finding through examination of attributes in the Observations of computer-mcdiated groups Ulan R&D functional dependencies. H. Saiedian. J CIS, Vol. 33. business environment. S. Dorando, G. Stratis and L. No. 4: 39-40 Summer 93 O'Donnell. OSRA Proc. 69-81 Mr 93

Lock-based concurrency control in distributed real-time Crganizational impact of decision support teclinology: database systenis. Ozgur Ulusoy. J DM, Vol. 4, No. 2: what's ahead for the '90s? Fred K. Augustine, Jr., 3-16 Spring 93 Theodore J. Surynt, Frank A. Dezoort and Daniel K. Rosetti. J WC. Vol. 5, No. 2: 26-30 Spring 93 On non-constrained, coustrained and mandatory many- to-many relationship types. Peretz Shoval. 1 DM, Vol. 4, No. 1: 3-14 Winter 93 Electronic Imaging

Roles of resource and data contention on the perfor- A rationale for and the hindamentals of electronic im- mance ofreplicated distributed database systems. Kam- aging systems. Mark Langemo. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. yiu Lam and Sheung-lun Hung. J DM. Vol. 4. No. 1: 3: 3-8, 10, 11 1193 25-38 Winter 93 A touch of gray. Robin Levine. Pub. Vol. 8, No. 12: Selecting a database partitioning technique. Le 31-39 Dec 93 Gruenwald and Margaret H. Eich.1 DM, Vol. 4. No. 3: 27-39 Summer 93 Accounts payable without the paperwork. Terry Monteiro. IMC J. Vol. 29, No. 2: 11-12 Mr/Ap 93 The evolution of the meta-data concept: dictionaries. catalogs, and repositories. Mark L Gillenson and Airline cargo division's imaging system. IMC J. Vol. Raymond D. Frost. 1 DM, Vol. 4, No. 3: 17-26 Sum- 29. No. 4: 14-15 11/Aug 93 mer 93 50 Business Eduasfion Index 43

All the news that FITS. Aileen Abernathy. Pub, Vol. 8, Use of electronic document-handling systems grow- No. 12: 42-44 Dec 93 ing. Abigail Shaw. Office, Vol. 117, No. 3: 10, 12 Mr 93 Buyers' guide to micrographic readers & reader- printers. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 74-75 Ja 93 Expert Systems Combination systems: the next generation in image management. Dieter E. A. Tannenberg. IMC J, Vol. Expert systems, artificial intelligence, and accounting. 29, No. 1: 7-10 Ja/Feb 93 David Malone. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 222-226 Mr/Ap 93 Document imaging and work flow applications:meeting business objectives in the 1990s. Michael K. A paradigm for user acceptability of expert advisory Howard. IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 2: 24-28 Mr/Ap 93 systems. Eva M. Phillips and Eve Rosenthal. OSRA Proc, 132-147 Mr 93 Document imaging integrates database and workflow from Alaska to Texas. Andrew W. Davis. 1MC J, Vol. An expert system for accounting education. Timothy 29, No. 2: 15-17 Mr/Ap 93 J. Fogarty and Paul M. Goldwater. TIIE J, Vol. 21, No. 3: 89-91 Oct 93 Electronic imaging posts impressive gains. Mike Tho- mas. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 73 Jo 93 An expert systems approach to teaching sample size determination. Ronald S. Rubin and James M. Ragusa. Images and visions: t, sing imaging technology to drive J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 28-33 Summer 93 orgizational change. Reto Braun. IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 4: 34-39 Jl/Aug 93 Edumaster: automated knowledge engineering and acquistion. H. Harry Zhou. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 73- Index of articles published in 1992 Records Manage- 76 Spring !13 ment Quarterly. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 1: 61-64 Jan 93 Expert systems in accounting: applications and integrating framework. Akhilesh Chandra and Prashant Insurance image management: a "hybrid" solution. C. Palvia. 3 CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 13-22 Summer 93 David L. Croop. 1MC J, Vol. 29, No. 2: 20-21 Mr/Ap 93 KARTT: a multimedia tool to help students learn knowledge acquisition. Karen Bland and Jay Micrographics and imaging create the perfw mix. Rick Liebowitz. 3 EUC, Vol. 5, No. 1: 5-16 Winter 93 Friedman. Office, Vol. 118, No. 4: 38-39 Oct 93 The design of an expert system to develop instructional Minnesota imaging project: 1-mail as passport to objectives. William J. Dorin and James D. Russell. J paperless society. Lester A Wanninger, Jr. THE J, Vol. CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 14-18 Winter 92-93 21, No. 4: 123-125 Nov 93 The need for better educating prospective knowledge Overview: federal imaging 1992. Herbert F. Schantz. engineers on knowledge acquisition. Jay Liebowitz. J IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 1: 25-27 Ja/Feb 93 CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 37-41 Fall 93

Pharmaceutical firm plans for imaging. Prakash Gupta. The triune expert: expert system development by end IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 1: 15 JalFeb 93 users in the changing IS environment. Kuriakose Athappilly, Sivakumar Natarajan and Jogiyanto Picture this. Mark Langemo. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 10: Hartono. J CIS, Val. 33, No. 3: 31-34 Spring 93 19-20, 23 Oct 93 Using decision tables to verify rule-based expert sys- Scanners give PCs new "eyes." Ellen 13raun. Off Sys, tems. Mohammad Dadashzadeh and Mohammed Vol. 10, No. 8: 35-37 Aug 93 Taghavi-Fard. J CIS, Vol. 34 No. 1: 18-22 Fall 93 Swiss taxpayers-on the screen. Beat Welte. IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 1: 18-19 Jaffeb 93 Forms Management Tame the office paper tigers with document-imaging Automatic invoicing. Kirk Strickland. WP Mag, Vol. systems. Andrcw W. Davis. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 3: 24, 26, 28 Mr 93 5, No. 2: 111-114 Feb 93

Technology strikes again. Kenneth V. Hayes. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 1: 58 Jan 93 Micrographics

The application of document metrics in the automa- Buyers' guide to micrographic readers & reader- tion of document management systems. Lee A. printers. Office, Vol. 117, No. 3: 39-40 Mr 93 Friedman. IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 2: 29-32 Mr/Ap 93 Company creates internal document management ser- The business case for imaging. Monique L. Attinger. vice bureau. Emily Calvo. IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 2: 22- R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. I : 10-12, 14, 15, 66 Jan 93 23 Mr/Ap 93 5 1 44 Business Education Index

Micrographics and imaging create the perfect mix. Rick McMillan videotex project: closing the distance be- Friedman. Office, Vol. 118, No. 4: 38-39 Oct 93 tween student, teacher and parent. Vasant Raval. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 9: 75-78 Ap 93 Micrographics: still a hit in the office market. Virginia A. Jones. Office, Vol. 117, No. 3: 36, 38 Mr 93 Network printing. Wanda Jenifer. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 8: 109-112 Aug 93 National savings: time, space and money. 1MC J, Vol. 29, No. 4: 30 JI/Aug 93 NSF's network testbeds inform innovation in science education. Beverly Hunter. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 3: 96- Omaha banks turn to lab for disaster recovery. IMC J, 99 Oct 93 Vol. 29, No. 4: 27-29 .11/Aug 93 Office machines meet LANs in the digital office of the future. Leon Carter. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 11: 42-50 Networks Nov 93

A look at six online services. Robert L. Wright. WP Students solve real problems for business via Mag, Vol. 5, No. 12: 59-61 Dec 93 TECHNET. Ray M. Haynes. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 8: 62-64 Mr 93 Book review: Campus networking strategies by Caroline Arms. Claude L. Simpson, Jr. J CIS, Vol. 33, Teaching with a fiber-optic media network: how fac- No. 3: 91 Spring 93 ulty adapt to new technology. Thomas R. Beatty and Mark Charles Fissel. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 3: 82-84 Book review: Corporate technological behavior: co- Oct 93 operation and networks by Hakan Hakansson. Hans B. Thorelli. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 129-131 93 Teaching with group decision support systems. M i lam Aiken. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 21-23 Ap 93 Book review: Global telecommunications: layered networks' layered services by Robert K. Heldman. Traffic controls the xpress way. Rick Reynolds. Pub, Edward J. Szewczak. IRM J, Vol. 6, No. 1: 43-44 Vol. 8. No. 11: 36-41 Nov 93 Winter 93

Crafts, commitments and computer connections. L. D. Optical Disk Montgomery. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 79-82 May 93 CD-ROM publishing. John T. Phillips. R NI Qtly, Vol. Decision support system for local arca network pro- 27, No. 2: 44, 46-48 Apr 93 curement: a case study. Juan Carolos Esteva, V. M. Rao Tummala and Sergio Antiochia. IRM .1, Vol. 6, Magnetic and optical media: can they coexist? Ellen No. 2: 5-14 Spring 93 Gragg. Office, Vol. 117, No. 5: 16, 25 My 93

Doc in the box. Peter Jerram. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 11: Picture this. Mark Langemo. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 10: 52,55,57,59 Nov 93 19-20, 23 Oct 93

Effects of LAN and manager characteristics on per- Prudential asset management's optical storage dixision. ceived issues of concern for LAN managers: The dis- Deborah Hutchings and John Cottage. 1MC J. Vol. 29, tinct impact of budget. Rajesh Mirani. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 4: 31-32 .11/Aug 93 No. 4: 20-27 Fall 93 FTP: the educator's key to multi-platform file trans- Records Management fers. Ken Brumbaugh and Nick Hart. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 65-69 May 93 10 tips to improve your filing system. Lisa Kanarek. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 4: 24. 26. 28 Ap 93 Impact North Carolina: 21st century education. Rich- ard Riedl and Shannon Carroll. THEJ, Vol. 21, No. 3: A Canadian tribute. Carolyn R. A. Minton. R M Qtly, 85-88 Oct 93 Vol. 27, No. 2: 66 Apr 93

Internet's potential as a global information infrastruc- A ccst/benefit analysis ofthe records management pro- ture: a case study and acseKsment. Judith D. Ahrens gram in the state of Texas. Eugenia K. Brumm. R M and Gerardo A. Esquer. J Global 1M, Vol. 1, No. 4: Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 2: 30-35, 38, 39 Apr 93 18-27 Fall 93 Adoption of what? information policy for records of K-12's online futurc: looking for Mr. Goodnet. Fred adoption (of people) in the U.S. Susan K. Goodman. R S. Goldberg. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 75-78 May 93 NI Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 2: 3, 4, 6-8. 10, 11 Apr 93

Local arca network user satisfaction. Harold T. Smith. An analysis of selected commercial records centers. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 3: 15-25 Spring 93 Lori Jackson. University of North Dakota, Master's thesis 1992 52 Business Education Index 4S

Automated bar code systems assure rapid retrieval of For the record: how American presidents have man- tickets. 1MC J, Vol. 29, No. 1: 22-24 la/Feb 93 aged their papers. Donald B. Schewe. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 4: 16-18, 20-21 Ap 93 Canadian patrol frigate program installs document & image management system. IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 2: 7- Gaining control of your paper records. Mark Langemo. 8 Mr/Ap 93 Ofi'Sys, Vol. 10, No. 6: 24, 26, 28 Ju 93 Control schematic print production at Giddings & How to establish a records-management program. Lewis. Gene A. Olig. 1MC J, Vol. 29, No. 2: 13-14 Mark Langemo. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 1: 24-26,30 Jo Mr/Ap 93 93 Current status of the use of records management in ISO 9000: an opportunity for records management selectiol credit unions in southern Illinois. Alison Smith. professionals. Carl E. Weise and Peter G. Stamoolis. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Master's R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 4: 3-8, 10-11 Oct 93 thesis 1992 "Learning the ropes" can be easy: ifthey're color-coded. Dancc to the music: records management and litiga- Karen Wonnald. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 6: 30, 32-34 Ju tion in Canada. John C. Anderson. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, 93 No. 2: 12-14, 16-18 Apr 93 Lessons learned. Linda A. Farrell. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, Destruction of evidence. Carolyn R. A. Minton. R M No. 4: 24-27, 49 Oct 93 Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 4: 50. 61 Oct 93 Looking for "excellence in records management." J. Disaster recovery planning: is business prepared? Su- Michael Pemberton. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 4: 62, 64, san M. Holtz. University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. 65, 72 Oct 93 Master's thesis 1992 Make work. Robert L. Sanders. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, DM1 had solution to handling old documents. Office. No. 2: 50. 52-55, 64 Apr 93 Vol. 117, No. 3: 48 Mr 93 Moving the city of Charleston's archives and records Document management benefits small firms, too. Jim center. Susan L. King. R M Qtly. Vol. 27, No. 4: 32-35 Dick. IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 1: 20-21 Ja/Feb 93 Oct 93

Downsizing your records program could be costly. Our profissional responsibility. Jim Coulson. R M Qtly, Virginia Jones. Office, Vol. 118, No. 4: 10-17 Oct 93 Vol. 27, No. 2: 20-25 Apr 93

Electronic vaulting and records centers. John T. Recordkeeping requirements to promote public inter- Phillips. Jr. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 1: 38, 40, 41, 49 ests-a balance between government nLvds and burdens. Jan 93 Donald S. Skupsky. R M Qtly, Vol. 27. No. 4: 36, 40, 42-43, 59 Oct 93 Emmet Leahy: patron saint of records management. J. Michael Pemberton. R M Qtly, Vol. 27. No. 2: 56. 58- Records management as space management using 59 Apr 93 prepositional control: OUTsourcing, INdexing, DOWNloading. and UPgrading. Paula La Sala. R M Establishing retention periods for electronic records. Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 3: 22-25 J193 Donald S. Skupsky. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 2: 40. 42, 43, 49 Apr 93 Records management in the Soviet Union: part II-the management of inactive records. David 0. Stephens. Excuse me, did you get all that? Don J. DeBenedictis. R M Qtly, Vol. 27. No. 2: 60, 62-65 Apr 93 J CR, Vol. 54, No. 10: 32-37 Aug/Oct 93 Records management in the Soviet Union: part I- the Faxing by computer. John T. Phillips, Jr. R M Qtly, management of active records. David 0. Stephens. R Vol. 27, No. 4: 44, 46, 48, 49 Oct 93 M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 1: 54, 56-57 Jan 93

File systems keep paper documents in their place. Sara Records management matures. Mary Hodges. Office, Vollmart. Office, Vol. 117, No. 3: 22-23 Mr 93 Vol. 117, No. 1: 32 Ja 93

File systems make paper documents manageable. Records management: still hazy alter all these years. Nancy Frost. Office. Vol. 118, No. 4: 52-54 Oct 93 Ira A. Penn. R M Qtly. Vol. 27, No. 1: 3. 4,6-8,20 Jan 93 Filing 101. David J. Fasbender. Sec. Vol. 53. No. 6: 10-12 Ju/1193 Retaining records is cosily, but needed. Ray Nikolaison. Office. Vol. 117, No. 3: 14, 16 Mr 93 Filing systems evolve as technology advances. Ellen Gragg. Office, Vol. 118, No. 1: 12-14 J193 Shredders give protection from espionage and gossip. Ellen Gragg. 011'Sys, Vol. 10, No 7 26. 28-31 J193 Flexible staffing solves work cycle problems. IMC 3. Vol. 29, No. 2: 18-19 Mr/Ap 93 Shredders: an investment in sccunty Juhe LeGallee Office. Vol. 118, No. 4: 44-47 Oct 93 53 46 Business Education Index

Shuttle drawing system for NASA. IMC 1, Vol. 29, involving unpleasant news. James Calvert Scott and No. 1: 28-29 Ja/Feb 93 Mehdi Jamshidian. ABA Int Proc, 103-110 93

Suggesting for a records management exhibit in the An agenda for research linking information systems old towns of tomorrow. Robert L. Sanders. R M Qtly, and international basiness: theory, methodology and Vol. 27, No. 1: 42, 44-49 Jan 93 application. P. Candace Deans and David A Ricks. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 1: 6-19 Winter 93 Surviving austerity. Kit Mahoney. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 2: 26-28 Apr 93 An early critical examination of using simulation in the teaching of international maketing: An evaluation The globalization of records management programs of "Export to win!". George V. Priovolos. J T Int Bus, in multinational corporations. David 0. Stephens. R Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 39-54 93 M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 4: 66, 68-70, 72, 74 Oct 93 An exploration of factors influencing inward technol- The mythical laws and their effect on records manage- ogy licensing performance. Kwaku Atuahene-Gima. J ment programs. Donald S. Skupsky. R NI Qtly, Vol. Global IM, Vol. 7, No. 3: 25-46 93 27, No. I: 30, 32, 33, 36, 37 Jan 93 An integration of countertrade research and practice. The new team builder. Fraser Boyd. R NI Qtly, Vol. Sam C. Okoroafo. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 113-128 27, No. 3: 26-31 3193 93

The quest for the lost record: a records management An ounce of prevention. Julie McCashin. Sec, Vol. 53, myth. Robert L. Sanders. R NI Qt ly, Vol. 27, No. 4: Ne. 5: 6-8 My 93 52, 54-56, 58, 59 Oct 93 Applied research as an experiential learning tool in the Turf wars: records management vs. data processing. foreign international management classroom: a case Julie Gable. R NI Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 3: 18-21, 31 Jl 93 study in Mexico. Joel D. Nicholson and John Lust. J Teach Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 2: 43-59 93 "You manage what?" RIM and the meaning of information. J. Michael Pemberton. R NI Qtly. Vol. 27, No. Barriers to entry in international markets. Fahri I: 50, 52. 60 Jan 93 Karakaya. J Global IM, Vol. 7, No. 3: 7-24 93

Book review: Between Miti and the market: Japanese industrial policy for high technology by Danic.1 I. International Business Okimoto. Mark Speece. J Global NI, Vol. 6, I' o. 4: 132-136 93 A comparative analysis of U.S. and Japanese software development practices. Mohammed H. A. Talli and Book review: Corporate technological behavior: co- Robert A. Marose. J CIS, Vol. 33. No. 2: 19-24 Win- operation and networks by Ilakan llakansson. Hans ter 92-93 B. Thorelli. J Global NI, Vol. 6, No. 4: 129-131 93

A comparison of Dutch methodologies for informa- Book review: Export development and promotion: the tion planning and policy. Robert A. Stegwee, Emst W. role of public organizations by E H. Rolf Seringhaus L. Berkhout and Marleen M. Keet. IRM J. Vol. 6, No. and Philip J. Rosson. Atilla Yaprak. J Global M, Vol. 3: 36-44 Summer 93 6. No. 4: 143-144 93 A comparison of the business correspondence of Hong Book review: Global izing the GATT, the Soviet Kong and Ohio business students. Valerie S. Perotti Union's successor states, eastern Europe, and the in- and Carl Remus Bridges. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: ternational trading system by Leah A. Haus. Jean 16-21 Dec 93 Kinsey...1 Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 2: 424-426 Winter 93

A country report project for an international econom- Book review: International dimensions of information ics class. Adil E. A. Abdalla. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. systems and technology by P. Candace Dean and 3: 231-236 Summer 93 Michael J. Kane. Coral Snodgrass. IRM J. Vol. 5, No. 4: 42-43 Fall 92 A review of the screening process within the context of the global assessment process. Lloyd C. Russow and Book review: Internationalization, market power and Andrew Solocha. J Global 1M. Vol. 7, No. 3: 65-86 93 consumer welfare by Yves Bourdet. Peter Alexander and Alice Simon.1 Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 2: 418-421 A study of the integration of international business Winter 93 concepts and materials in the state of Washington into secondary business education courses. Frances Aim Book review: Managing in developing countries by Kelly. Central Washington University, Master's thesis James E. Austin. William A. Stoever. !Teach Int Bus, 1992 Vol. 4, No. 2: 101-104 93

Addressing American and Iranian manifestations of Book review: Reform in eastern Europe by Olivier context ing and face-saving in business communications Blanchard Rudiger Donthush, Paul Krugman, Rich- 54 Business Education Index 47

ard Layard. Nejdet Delener. J Global IM, Vol. 6, No. Electronic data retrieval in internationa: . Lness edu- 1: 109-111 93 cation: Prospects and resources. Fred and Linda Gillespie Miller. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 85-101 Book review: The rise of the Korean economy by 93 Byung-Nak Song. Anthony M. Tang. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 136-143 93 Electronic publishing the Japanese way. Stuart Silverstone. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 10: 30-34, 36 Oct 93 Book review: The global issues of information technology management by Shailendra Palvia, Prashant Evaluation of computer based information sources for Palvia, and Ronald M. Zigli. Candace Deans. J Glo- international business. Richard K. Harper and Ronald bal IM, Vol. 1, No. 1: 47-48 Winter 93 F. Bush. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 115-134 93

British inservice for American educators. C. E. Exploring problems in international communications. Lindgren ard Peggy Emerson. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. Nancy A. Dittman. ISBE News, Vol. 23, No. 2: 1-3 1: 49-51 Sep/Oct 93 Spring 93

Canada looks towards Asia. David M. Graham. SEIC Export promotion in developing countries: status and Rev, No. 122: 8-12 Nov 93 prospects. F. H. Rolf Seringhaus. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 7-32 93 Canadian economy and international trade. Paul S. H. Lau. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 18-19 Nov 93 From chief infonnation officer to information officer. Shailendra Palvia. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 4: 3-6 Fall Computing use in international business courses. Diane 93 Lockwood, Verne Redman and Patrick Fleenor. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 28-31 Winter 92-93 Gill-giving behaviors in the United States and Japan: a personal values perspective. Sharon E. Beatty, Lynn Cost-effectiveness evaluation of decentralized interna- R. Kahle and Marjorie Utsey. J Global IM Vol. 6, No. tional technical training. David A. Johnson. HRD Qtly, 1: 49-66 93 Vol. 4, No. 3: 265-275 Fall 93 Global telecommunications services: strategies ofma- Critical factors affecting success of CBIS: cases from jor carriers. Jerry McCreary, William Boulton and Africa. Mayuri Odedra-Straub. J Global IM, Vol. 1, Chetan Sankar. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 2: 6-18 Spring No. 3: 16-30 Summer 93 93

Critical issues of IS management in Hong Kong: a Going international: business education in Swaziland. cultural comparison. Janice Burn, K. B. C. Saxena and Carol Larson Jones. ISBE News, Vol. 24, No. 1: 1, 4- Louis Ma. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 4: 28-37 Fall 93 7 Fall 93

Cross-cultural generalizability of a scale for profiling How national and ntanagerial cultures impact com- consumers' decision-making styles. Srinivas munication styles in western Europe. Maud Tixier. Durvasula, Steven Lysonski and J. Craig Andrews. J ABA Int Proc, 111-121 93 Cons Air, Vol. 27, No. 1: 55-65 Summer 93 Implications of firm controllable factors on export Cross-national comparison of consumer attitudes to- growth. Navcen Donthu and Sang Hyeon Kim, J Glo- ward consumerism in four developing countries. Wil- bal IM, Vol. 7, No. 3: 47-64 93 liam K. Darley and Denise M. Johnson. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 1: 37-54 Summer 93 Implications ofJapanese total quality control for western organizations: dimensions of an intercultural hy- Dance to the music: records management and litiga- brid. Alan Goldman. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 1: 29- tion in Canada. John C. Anderson. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, 47 93 No. 2: 12-14, 16-18 Apr 93 Incorporating multicultural awareness into the busi- Developing a global perspective through cooperative ness communication curriculum. Mary Jean Evers- learning. Jean Deimee.Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 367- Lush and Phyllis A. King. LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. 1: 12-25 369 Jl/Aug 93 93

Doing business in global markets: perspectives of in- Integrating global concepts into the business curricu- ternational freight forwarders. Paul R. Murphy, James lum: a U.K. perspective. Alan P. Wunsch and Ron M. Daley and Douglas R. Dalenberg. J Global M, Vol. Schlattman. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 367-371 .11/Aug 93 6, No. 4: Intercultural business communication: building a Economic thinking in China: economic knowledge and course from the ground up. James S. O'Rourke IV. attitudes of high school students. Ruth Shen and T. Y. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 22-27 Dec 93 Shen. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 1: 70-84 Winter 93 International business education in Latin America: Electronic data interchange: a new frontier for global context topics, and pedagogy. Thomas Becker, Will- standards policy. Eileen M. Trauth and Ronald S. Tho- iam Renforth and Robert P. Vinchas. J Teach Int Bus, mas. I Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 4: 6-16 Fall 93 Vol. 4, No. 2: 19-42 93 55 48 Business Education Index

International business education in Latin America: sta- Preparing accountant for an international assignment. tus and future changes. Dennis A Guthery, Humberto Steven Golla, Arnita Bowman and Wun lam Chirn. Valencia and John M. Zerio. 3 Teach Int Bus, Vol. 4, ABEA J, Vol. 12 No. 1: 23-30 Spring 93 No. 2: 61-75 93 Product trial and country-of-origin: an analysis of per- International computing and the international regime. ceived risk effects. Dana L. Alden. J Global IM, Vol. Edward M. Roche. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 2: 20-28 6, No. 1: 7-26 93 Spring 93 Records management in the Soviet Union: part Ithe Internationalizing the business curriculum: a survey management of active records. David 0. Stephens. R of collegiate business schools. Maureen J. Fleming, M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 1: 54, 56-57 Jan 93 Nader H. Shooshtari and Susan Selig Wallwork. J Teach Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 2: 77-99 93 Relationship between export strategy variables and export performance for Brazil-based manufacturers. Internet's potential as a global information infrastruc- Michael De Luz. J Global IM, Vol. 7, No. 3: 87-110 ture: a case study and assessment. Judith D. Ahrens 93 and Gerardo A Esquer. I Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 4: 18-27 Fall 93 Responding to world competition: developing the global IS professional. Paul H. Cheney and George M. Intersteno in Instanbul. Lynn Brooks. J CR, Vol. 55, Kasper. I Global IM, Vol. 1, No. I: 21-31 Winter 93 No. 2: 34-35 Dec 93 Review of the policy changes in the Indian telecom Is there life after IB training? A discussion of the is- sector: implicatims for decesion makers. Rekha Jain. sues. Lyn S. Amine. J Teach Im Bus, Vol. 4, No. 2: 7- J Global IM, Vol. I, No. 3: 33-44 Summer 93 17 93 Ricardian land: the forgotten piece of the economic Languages for international business purposes: view- development puzzle. John A. Laitner. J Cons Aft; Vol. points from the business communities of three English- 27. No. 2: 212-226 Winter 93 speaking countries. James Calvert Scott. ABA Nat Proc, 757-766 93 Schooling in Singapore: a sense of self-restraint. Yenming Zhang. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 105-106 Leadership development: a review of literature with Nov/Dec 93 applications for leadership development in the bank of Thailand. Saranya Wajnanwat. University of Minne- Selecting software for teaching international business: sota, Master's thesis 1992 An analysis of existing programs. Edward W. Schmitt and Gary P. Kearns. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 55- Marketing impact of trade block formation on third 83 93 country firms: the case of Singapore versus the US- Canada FTA. Chou Hou Wee, Siak Ching Chong and Seminar topic: trade evolution Canada--EC trade. Gilbert Y. W. Tan. J Global IM, Vol. 7, No. 3: I1l- Esther Subira and Anna Ronquillo. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 134 93 49-51 Nov 93

Marketing implications of the value difference between Sharing resources for classroom teaching. Robert A Soviet and American students. John Mager and W. R. Ristau and Sandra Kruzel. ISBE News, Vol. 23, No. Wynd. J Global IM, Vol. 6, No. 1: 87-108 93 2: 5 Spring 93

NAFfk a Canadian persptctive. Paul S. H. Lau. ISBE Simulating the global market place: a software review News, Vol. 24, No. 1: 1-3 Fall 93 and comparison. J. A. F. Nicholls and Lunette B. Comer. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 135-145 93 New trends in tourism, influence in business and education. Anna Ronquillo. SEIC Rev, No. 121: 32-34 Software applications for international business edu- Apr 93 cation: a review of compact disclosure and disclosure/ worldscope software. John William Clarry. S T IntBus, Organizational behavior modification goes to Russia: Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 147-156 93 replicating an experimental analysis across cultures and tasks. Dianne H. B. Welsh, Fred Luthans and Steven Southeast Asian consumer perceptions of American M. Sommer. J Org Beh Mgt, Vol. 13, No. 2: 15-35 93 and Japanese imports: the influence of country-of- origin effects. David Strutton and Lou E. Pelton. Performing and promoting around the world. Bonita Global IM, Vol. 6, No. 1: 67-86 93 King. ISBE News, Vol. 23, No. 2: 1, 6-7 Spring 93 Standardization of information systems and technol- Personal values, demographics and consumption be- ogy at multinational companies. Steven Gordon. J havior: a study of Taiwanese consumers. Kau Ah Keng Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 3: 5-14 Sununer 93 and Charles Yang. J Global IM. Vol. 6, No. 1: 27-48 93 Strategic use of infonnation technology in international business: a framework for information technology ap- Port of Vancouver. Peter Smith. SEIC Rev, No. 122: plication. Steven J. Simon and Varun Grover. J Global 22-25 Nov 93 IM, Vol. 1, No. 2: 29-42 Spring 93 56 Business Education Index 49

Strategies for teaching international concepts in busi- Using international financial databases in teaching in- ness courses-Part L Donna H. Redmann and Bobbye ternational accounting courses. Abdel M. Agami. 3 T J. Davis. DPE Instr, Vol. 9, No. 1: 1-4 Ja 93 Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 103-113 93

Strategies for teaching international concepts in busi- What's being done in the.international business cur- ness courses-Part II. Mona J. Casady. DPE Instr. Vol. riculum. Nancy Zeliff and Shawna Heldenbrand. Bus 9, No. 2: 1-4 Mr 93 Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 23-25 Oct 93

Supervisory behavior and worker satisfaction in the Women entrepreneurs and enterprise support in Brit- United States, Mexico, and Spain. Norman R. Page ain. Patricia Richardson. SIEC Rev, No. 121: 16-27 and Richard L. Wiseman. 3 Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 2: Apr 93 161-180 93 Workshop topic: financial reporting standards in the Teaching international business in the information age: EC. J. Antoine. SE1C Rev, No. 122: 40-43 Nov 93 State of the art. Fahri Karakaya. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 9-16 93 Workshop topic: marketing in eastern European countries. Goran Wikstran. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 39-40 Nov Teaching international businm. Paula C. William and 93 Jolene D. Scriven. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 28- 30 Feb 93 Workshop topic: the Noith American Free Trade Agreement & other global concerns. David W. Leapard Ttmching international topics in the business commu- and Paul S. H. Lau. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 28-30 Nov nication course: a survey of ABC members beyond the 93 United States. Bev Gatenby and Margaret C. McLawn. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 10-15 Dec 93 The challenge of the Canadian Confederation. Paul A. Keyboarding/Typewriting Herbig and Ken Day. SBR, Vol. 3, No. 1: 73-91 Spring 93 Boyers' guide to electronic typewriters. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 88-89 Ja 93 The effect of national culture on IS: implications for international information systems. Phillip Ein-Dor, Eli Current trends in keyboarding/typewriting courses in Segev and Moshe Orgad. 3 Global 1M, Vol. 1, No. 1: postsecondary institutions in the United States. 33-44 Winter 93 Francine Whipps. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 The globalization of records management progyams in multinational corporations. David 0. Stephens. R Don't lose control! Inge M. Mopping. Bus Ed Forum, M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 4: 66, 68-70, 72, 74 Oct 93 Vol. 47, No. 4: 41-42 Ap 93

The innovation matrix. Paul A. Herbig and Cynthia How fast can you type? Roger Gagon. WP Mag, Vol. McCarty. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 69-90 93 5, No. 10: 56-60 Oct 93

The interpreted executive: theory, models, and impli- Is keyboarding important in rural high schools. Cinda cations. Lyle Sussman and Denise M. Johnson. 3 Bus L. Shanks. MBEA Today, Vol. 57, No. 3: 3-5 Aug 92 Corn, Vol. 30, No. 4: 415-434 Oct 93 Keyboarding coursework and employment, earnings, The relevance of firm size and international business and educational attainment. James C. Hearn, Darrell experience to market entry strategies. Abbas J. Ali and R. Lewis and Eric E. Zilbert. JEB, Vol. 68, No.3: 147- Robert C. Camp. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 91-112 93 151 Ja/Feb 93

U.S. experts' perceptions on international business Keyboarding portfolio. Jane Clinton. Kan Bus Tchr, communication action sta wients. James Calvert Scott Vol. 46. No. 2: 2-3 Spring 93 and Diana J. Green. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 5: 281-287 My/ Ju 93 Keyboarding: what is it's thture? Linda Ilenson Wiggs. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 2: 29-31 Dec 93 Union attitudes toward Japanese foreign direct investment: implications for marketing. Rajshekhar G. Learning style: an analysis of factors affecting key- Javalgi, Duane Kujawa and Frances E. Vernon. J Glo- boarding achievement of elementary school students. bal M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 33-52 93 Carolee Sormunen. DPE J Vol. 35, No. 1: 26-38 Win- ter 93 Using a simulation to teach intercultural comnwnica- tion in business communication courses. Daphne A. Proofread like a pro. M. Kay DuPont. Sec, Vol. 53, Jameson. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 1: 3-11 Mr 93 No. 1: 18-19 Ja 93

Using an intelligent database in the classrocin: The case Relative efficiencies of the standard and Dvorak sim- of the country consultant. Vivek Bhargava, Cuneyt plified keyboards. Scot Ober. DPE J, Vol. 35, No. 1: Evirgen and Michael Mitri. J T int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/ 1-13 Winter 93 4: 17-37 93 57 50 Business Education Index

Should a fidl-year course of keyboarding by required of all ninth grade students? Christine Van Hoozer. Legislative Issues Northwest Missouri State University, Master's thesis 1991 Complying with the disabilities act. Sandy Sopko. Office, Vol. 118, No. 1: 31-32 JI 93 The effect of prior keyboarding experience on attitude and achievement in a basic computer operations course Do businms educators need to be politically active? at the high school level. Johanna McHugh. Lehman Susan Maxam. MBEA Today, Vol. 57, No. 2: 1-6 Mr College, Master's thesis 1992 92

The effects ofphases of keyboarding speed on students' Family leave law places new obligations on employ- grades in beginning computer classes. Susan E. ers. William S. Hubbartt. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 8: 18- Maxam. Utah State University, Doctoral dissertation 20, 22 Aug 93 1992 Involving veteran teachers in a state induction program. Type special characters. Read Gilgen. WP Mag, Vol. Joan M. Hofinann and Harriet Feldlaufer. Clearinghs, 5, No. 8: 50-53 Aug 93 Vol. 66, No. 2: 101-103 Nov/Dec 92 Typewriters adapt: they're here to stay. Nancy Legislative leadership. Patricia G. Moody. NBEA Cosgrove. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 87 Ja 93 Yrbk, No. 31: 78-91 1993

Typewriters: are computers driving them to pasture? The constitutionality of choice under the establislunent Julie LeGallee. Office, Vol. 118, No. 2: 16-17, 51 Aug clause. Stephen H. Freid. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 93 92-95 Nov/Dec 92

Teaching Techniques Microcomputers A philosophy for teaching keyboarding. Scot Ober. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 36-38 Feb 93 10 things every computer novice should know. David Kosorok. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 9: 63-64, 66 Sep 93 Effectiveness of three methods of pract ice on speed and accuracy among keyboarding students. Brett A. Sarver. A profile of computer utilization in North Dakota busi- Central Washington University, Master's thesis 1992 ness and office education programs. Myra Mattem Collette. University of North Dakota, Master's thesis Postsecondary keyboarding students' speed and accu- 1992 racy outcomes when using electronic equipment. Randy L. Joyner, Vivian Arnold and B. June Schmidt. A strategy for active learning via a CAI system. Hmein DPE J, Vol. 35, No. 3: 175-189 Summer 93 Saiedian. J CIS. Vol. 33, No. 3: 11-13 Spring 93

Self-directed learning versus teacher-directed learning An end user computing view: present and future. Anil in secondary keyboarding. M. Lynch. Central Michi- Aggarwal. J WC. Vol. 5. No. 4: 29-32 Fall 93 gan University, Master's thesis 1992 An examination of sou rces of su pport preferred by end- Strategies ofteaching elementary keyboarding. Patricia user computing personnel. 13rent Bowman, Fritz H. Arneson. N & Q, Vol. 18, No. 1: 5-8 Spring 93 Grupe and Daulatram Lund. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 4: 4- 11 Fall 93 Technology and keyboarding accuracy. Randy L. Joyner, Vivian Arnold and B. June Schmidt. Bus Ed Attitudes of experienced business educators and Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 16-19 Ap 93 preservice business education majors toward teaching software concepts and features. Marilyn R. Chalupa. The effect of typewriting students self-performance NABTE Rev, No. 20: 37-41 93 attitudes upon performance accuracy during timed and non-timcd tasks. Denise M. Kish. Central Michigan Book review: PC magazine BASIC techniques and University, Master's thesis 1992 utilities by Ethan Winer. Milani W. Aiken. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 1: 41 Winter 93 The effects ofphascs of keyboarding speed on students' gradrs in beginning computer classes. Susan E. Maxam Book review: The Macintosh bible by Arthur Naiman, and H. Robert Stocker. DPE J, Vol. 35, No. 4: 233- Nancy Dunn, Susan NkCallister and John Kadyk. Jan 244 Fall 93 Travers. J EUC, Vol. 5. No. 1: 41 Winter 93

Working with elementary students in keyboarding 1.i la Bringing the business school into the 21st century. Prigge and Sandy Braathen. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, Kathleen Sampey and James A. Haggard. Ed Tech No. 1: 33-35 Oct 93 Exchange, Vol. L No. 2: 9-14 Summer 93 58 Business Education Lide.x 51

Buyers' guide to PC & business computers. Office, The daedalus integrated writing environment. Fred Vol. 117, No. 1: 77-79 Ja 93 Kemp. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. I, No. 3: 24-30 Win- ter 93 Buzzwords. Steven L. Harrison. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 4: 47 Feb 93 The effects of phases of keyboarding speed on student grades in beginning computer classes. Susan E. Computer literacy: competencies expected by large Maxarn. Utah State University, Doctoral dissertation corporations. J. Ellis Blanton and Thomas P. 1992 Schambach. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 58-62 Winter 92- 93 The impact of the introductory MIS course on students, attitudes and perceptions iowards microcomputers. Computer manufacturers align to tackle new markets. Albert L. Harris. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 38-41 Winter Erik Mortensen. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 76 Ja 93 92-93

Computer usage characteristics and security in small The new microcomputer development technology: service firms: an exploratory study. Paramit Kahai, implications for the economics instructor and software Michael Gibson and Kerry Swinehart. J CIS, Vol. 33, author. David W. Boyd. I Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 2: No. 2: 70-74 Winter 92-93 113-125 Spring 93

Computer virus: the business version of the common Using business criteria to make technology decisions cold. John F. Schrage and Douglas B. Bock. Off Sys, in a school district. Ronald W. Costello, THE J, Vol. Vol. 10, No. 8: 12-13, 15, 17 Aug 93 21, No. 4: 105-108 Nov 93

Computerized labora' -,ry exercises for microvonornics Why microcomputers may increase the cost of doing education: three appl.. motivated by experimen- business. Gary Adna Ames. I EUC, Vol. 5, No. 4: 12- tal economics. Arlington W. Williams and James M. 17 Fall 93 Walker. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 4: 291-315 Fall 93 Computers in design training: how much is enough? Hardware Joe Hutsko. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 9: 48, 50, 52 Sep 93 13 new pointing devices to make WP 6.0 fly! Robert Employee decisions to enroll in microcomputer train- L. Wright and Paul Maloy. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 10: ing. Joseph J. Martocchio. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 51-69 Spring 93 61-65 Oct 93 Color in the fast lane. Dan Doemer. Pub, Vol. 8, No. Implementing a microcomputer-based work reporting 11: 61-62 Nov 93 and monitoring system for govenunent services: a case study. L. Douglas Kiel. I EUC, Vol. 5, No. 1: 18-25 Winter 93 Heterogenous computer hardware: threat or opportunity. John NI. McGinnis and James J. McGinnis. NJ BE Obs, Vol. 65: 29-36 92-93 PC/fax features are filtering down-home. Patti Feldman and William Feldman. Off Sys. Vol. 10, No. 2: 43-45 Feb 93 Prevent hard disk failure from crippling your business. John F. Dziak. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 7: 46, 48-49 11 93 PCs continue to change the way people work. P. K. Sharma. Office, Vol. 117, No. 2: 54 Feb 93

Preparing for change in computer education for busi- Microcomputer Education ness. Kimball P. Marshall, JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 376- 380 JI/Aug 93 A comparison of two teaching styles for teaching microcomputer applications: traditional textbook and lec- Reinventing writing in the virtual age. Paul J. Leblanc. ture versus video and visual training. Ken Bourbina. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 3: 6-16 Winter 93 Central Michigan University, Master's thesis 1992

Strange bedfellows. Skye Lininger. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 2: A handbook of instructional materials prepared for a 56, 58, 60 Feb 93 course teaching AS/400 systems operations. Glenda Rotvold. University of North Dakota, Master's thesis The audience made real: hypertext and the teaching of 1992 writing J. Yellowlees Douglas. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 3: 17-23 Winter 93 A study of students' gender and achievement in introductory microcomputer classes at Utah State Univer- The care and feeding of your hard drive. Scott Saari. J sity. William W. Sanderson. Utah State University, CR, Vol. 54, No. 5: 36-37 Mar 93 Master's thesis 1992

The computer and the meaning of work: are we creat- A study to determine the integration of microcomput- ing the factories of the past? Virginia Sullivan. JEB, ers into the accounting curriculum in public high Vol. 68, No. 4: 197-201 Mr/Ap 93 schools in New Jersey. Linda F. Miske, NJ BE Obs, Vol. 65: 37-44 92-93 5 9 52 Business Education Index

A survey of computer literacy and technology in Mon- Book review: Current practice, future prospects. Girish tana schools. William E. Patton, J. Bettie and Niki Subrarnanian. J DM, Vol. 4, No. 1: 42 Winter 1993 Ho lube. University of Montana, 1992 Book review: Practical software engineering by Computer education in the Philippines. Janet J. Palmet Stephen R. Schach. Martin L Barrett. IRM J, Vol. 6, THE .1, Vol. 20, No. 6: 72-73 Ja 93 No. 2: 39 Spring 93 Computer teaching labs design and administration. Book review: Practical software engineering, Stephan John T. Jayne and Gwen Smith. LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. 1: R. Schach. Martin L. Barrett. J DM, Vol. 4, No. 2: 42 26-34 93 Spring 93 Heterogenous computer hardware: threat or opportu- Book review: Programming principles in computer nity. John M. McGinnis and James J. McGinnis. NJ graphics by Leendert Ammeraal. Milam W. Aiken. J BE Obs, Vol. 65: 29-36 92-93 EUC, Vol. 5, No. 2: 33 Spring 93

How computers are being used in the business educa- Breakeven analysis applied to software maintenance tion curriculum. NJ BE Obs, Vol. 65: 22-28 92-93 decisions: a theoretical paradigm. Scott Turner, Rich- ard Aukerman and Kent Walstrom. SBR, Vol. 3 No. Introducing artificial intelligence into a high school's 1: 113-126 Spring 93 computer curriculum. Richard W. Dillon. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 8: 74-75 Mr 93 Contact management. Teny D. Lundgren. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 144-146 Ja/Feb 93 Middle school computer applications. Sharon Andelora. NJ BE Obs, Vol. 65: 45-52 92-93 Electronic gradebooks: what current programs can do for teachers. Edward L. Vockell and Douglas J. Fiore. Personal computer training at Illinois Department of Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 141-145 Ja/Feb 93 Transportation DiEtrict 9: employee perceptions. An- gela Brown. Southern Illinois University at Microcomputer-based software alternatives for project Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 management. Steve Corder and Ralph Ruby, Jr. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: 56-59 Sep-Oct 93 Status of curriculum and microcomputer usage in marketing education in secondary and area vocational- Microcomputer use of instructional software in schools technical schools in Kentucky. Brenda Scruggs. South- of business. Steve Teglovic, Jr. and Robert M. Lynch. ern Illinois University at Carbondale, Master's thesis J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 20-24 Spring 93 1992 Microsoft's "at work." Peter Davidson. Off Sys, Vol. The effects of phases of keyboard ing speed on students' 10, No. 12: 10-18 Dec 93 grades in beginning computer classes. Susan E. Maxam and H. Robert Stocker. DPE J, Vol. 35, No. 4: 233- Problem solving in software tool courses: beyond the 244 Fall 93 basi. Donald A. Nellennoe. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 5: 273- 275 My/Ju 93 The southeast director's column. Juliana Wetter. Kan Bus Tchr, Vol. 46, No. 2: 4 Spring 93 Reviews: the Judd test for Lotus I -2-3: a software skills proficiency test. Shirley T. Morton. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, Using Microsoft Word 4.0-a curriculum guide. Jody No. 1: 114-117 Spring 93 Pepet University of Minnesota, Master's thesis 1992 Road scholar: a quick lesson in mapmaking. Timothy What are the computer applications and activities used Gaughan. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 10: 50, 54, 56, 58 Oct 93 by business teachers in southwest Missouri? R. Susan Marcum. Southwest Missouri State University, Scheduling made simple. Karen Whitman. Sec, Vol. Master's thesis 1992 53, No. 8: 16 Oct 93

Selecting software for teaching international business: Software An analysis of existing programs. Edward W. Schmitt and Gary P. Keants. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 55- 80 reference products. Robert L Wright. WP Mag, Vol. 83 93 5, No. 9: 55-58 Sep 93 Simulating the global market place: A software review A comparative analysis of U.S. and Japanese software and comparison. J. A. F. Nicholls and Lucette B. development practiccs. Mohammed H. A. Tali and Comer. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 135-145 93 Robert A. Marose. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 19-24 Win- ter 92-93 Software alters PC use. Kenneth Waselt. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 41 la 93 A look at language translation software. Paul Maloy. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 2: 89-90, 92 Feb 93 Software and courseware. THEJ, Vol. 20, No. 10: 33- 34, 36, 38, 40 May 93 A museum without walls. Daniel Todd. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 9: 26-30 Sep 93 GO Business Education Index 53

Software applications for international business edu- A study of students' gender and achievement in intro- cation: A review ofcompact disclosure and disclosure/ ductory microcomputer classes at Utah State Univer- worldscope software. John William Clarry. JT Intl3us, sity. William W. Sanderson. Utah State University, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 147-156 93 Master's tbnis 1992

Software. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 1: 41-42, 44-48 Aug Book review: Women, men and time: gender differ- 93 ences in paid work, housework and leisure by Beth Anni. Shelton. Jane McCullough...I Cons Aft Vol. 27, Spreadsheets: a smart business investment. Douglas No. 2: 430-432 Winter 93 Finlay. Office, Vol. 117, No. 6: 8, 10, 14 Ju 93 Communicating with the opposite sex. Joan H. Linder. Stacker 3.0 for DOS and Windows. Claude L. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 7: 40-41 Aug/Sep 93 Simpson. 3 CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 94 Fall 93 Eacts of culture and gender on principal-n=her com- Staged right. Jeff Burger. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 10: 44, 46, munication in school. Thomas D. Gougeon and Susan 48 Oct 93 I. Hutton. IIRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 3: 277-290 Fall 93

Structured techniques for successful end user spread- Expectation of future financial condition: Are men and sheets. Harry Benham, Michael Delaney and Andrew women different? Vicki Schram Fitzsimmons and Luzi. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 2: 18-25 Spring 93 Salmi Wakita. Fin. C & P. Vol. 4: 165-180 93

Theorist: mathematics smart weapon. Dean Clark. Ed Gender difference in perfonnance of students in be- Tech Exchange, Vol. I. No. 3: 24-31 Fall 93 ginningeconomicsclasses.Anthoniswamy Obagarasamy. Southern Illinois University at Traffic controls the xpress way. Rick Reynolds. Pub, Carbondale. Master's thesis 1992 Vol. 8, No. 11: 36-41 Nov 93 Gender equity issues in business teacher education. Trends in the use and management ofapplication pack- John C. Schafer, Jo Behymer and Lonnie Echternacht. age software. Robert Klepper and Curt Hartog. IRM NABTE Rev No. 20: 47-49 93 3, Vol. 5, No. 4: 33-37 Fall 92 Gender roles in transition: career and family expecta- Type troubleshooting in Windows. Skye Lininger. Pub, tions of account ing students. Rebekah J. Maupin. Mid- Vol. 8, No. 9: 44, 46. 53 Sep 93 Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. I: 33-37 Spring 93

Wordperfect 6.0: 10 new things it does for you. Elden Learning style: an analysis of factors affecting key- Nelson. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 7: 36-38, 40, 42-43 JI boarding achievement of elementary school students. 93 Carolee Sonnunen. DPEJ, Vol. 35, No. 1: 26-38 Win- ter 93

Safe and secure. Linda Pulliam. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 5: 9, Minority Groups 11 My 93 Instructional strategies for minority youth Veronica P. Self-esteem of working women in business and Stephen, Mary Ellen Varble and Henry Taitt. academia. Carol A. Lundgren. DPE 3, Vol. 35, No, I: Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 116-120 Nov/Dec 93 14-25 Winter 93

Introductory economics textbooks and the treatment The career development and aspirations of women in of issues relating to women and minorities, 1984 and middle level management positions in business firms. 1991. Susan F. Feiner. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 2: 145- Rose Mary Wentling. OSRA Proc, 41-57 Mr 93 162 Spring 93 The effect of interactive video and print role models Student diversity: implications for classroom teachers. and learner sex on instructional motivation. Kathryn Daniel D. Drake. Clearinghs, Vol. 66. No. 5: 264-266 Ley and James D. Klein. PIQ, Vol. 6, No. 2: 58-67 93 My/Ju 93 The glass ceiling for women: things that don't cause it and things that won't break it. Robert A. Snyder. HRD Ethnk Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 97-106 Spring 93 Removing the language barrier. Mary Crabbe The roles of leader influence tactics, gender, and lead- Gershwin. Voc Ed I. Vol. 68, No. 4: 36, 46 My 93 ership style in leader-subordinate relationships. Gary Ernst. Northern Illinois University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Gender Women and the demand for alcohol: estimating par- A new attitude. Carol Whitney Darling and Steven E. ticipation and consumption. J. R. Blaylock and W. N. Sorg. Voc Ed 3, Vol. 68. No. 3: 18-21 Mr 93 Blisard. I Cons Aft Vol. 27, No. 2: 319-334 Winter 93 61 54 Business Education Index

Women entrepreneurs and enterprise support in Brit- Home alone: technology lets people work at home. Clif ain. Patricia Richardson. S1EC Rev, No. 121: 16-27 Garboden. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 2: 16-17, 19-20 Feb APr 93 93 Women entrepreneurs. Catherine Turner. SIEC Rev, How to establish a records-management program. No. 121: 4-15 Apr 93 Mark Langemo. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 1: 24-26, 30Ja 93 Women's work no more. Jeannette McBride-Bass. Voc Ed 3, Vol. 68, No. 3: 22-23, 46 Mr 93 Keeping the quality up. Juli K. Hammond, Jeanne C. Graber and Mary F. Graham. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 7: 19- 20 Aug/Sep 93 Race Managers have it, employees have it, and what can we A study of English as a second language (ESL) and its teach about it?Stress in the workplace. Edwina K. effect on the business education achievement of the Jordan. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 33 Ju 93 hispanic high school student. Enrique Gonzales. South- west Missouri State Univeristy, Master's thesis 1992 No more excuses. Susan D. Schubert. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 4: 14 Ap 93 Black entrepreneurs and the small business curriculum. Stephen Hogan, Steve Robinson and Douglas Office infonnation systems as a field of study and re- Schell. JEB, Vol. 68 No. 3: 159-162 Ja/Feb 93 search. Elizabeth A. Regan. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 2: 1- 17 Winter 93 Characteristics of career achievement: perceptions of African-American corporate executives. Carl Remus Office information systems: resources for a growing Bridges and Valerie S. Perotti. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. field of study. Heidi R. Perreault and C. Steven Hunt. 8, No. 1: 61-64 Spring 93 OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 3: 45-56 Spring 93 Office support employment in the John A. Logan Col- lege district in Southern Illinois. Marilyn Haywood. Office Management Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 A meeting planner's primer. Joan Eisenstodt and Richelle Shafer. Sec, Vol. 53. No. 5: 15-17 My 93 Outsourcing: a concept with renewed meaning. Monty Kaufman. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 50 Ja 93 A profile of computer utilization in North Dakota business and office education programs. Myra Mattern Outsourcing: the right move for today's virtual orga- Collette. University of North Dakota, Master's thesis nization. Nancy Frost. Office. Vol. 117, No. 5: 40-41 1992 My 93

A study to determine skills and competencies needed Personal organizers plan workdays, track ideas. John for office employment as reported by selected employ- Raymond. Office. Vol. 118, No. 2: 14-15, 50 Aug 93 ers in northwest Arkansas. Janet C. Butts. University of Arkansas-Fayetteville, Doctoral dissertation 1993 Scheduling made simple. Karen Whitman. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 8: 16 Oct 93 Bringing office systems into focus project report. Eliza- beth A. Regan. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 2: 18-39 Winter Stop thieP. Phillip Barnhart. Orr Sys, Vol. 10. No. 10: 93 52, 54 Oct 93 Card sharks: 10 ways to slash phone fraud. Alon Strategies for the improvement of office occupations Aginsky. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 11: 12-15 Nov 93 training and the integration ofJTPA programs in community colleges. Jeanne M. Kruger. Southwest Mis- Companies find bargains in secondaty phone market. souri State University, Master's thesis 1992 John Raymond. Office, Vol. 118. No. 3: 44-45 1193 Technical/mechanical skill areas and related tasks and Do-it-yourself phone systems. S. Tressa Brophy. See, cognitive/affective competencies essential for entry- Vol. 53, No. 3: 9-11 Mr 93 level offio: workers in the Gratiot county area of Michi- gan. Barbara J. Prikasky. Central Michigan Univer- Does your recycling program only go halfway. Jeffrey sity', Master's thesis 1992 W. Edwards. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 3: 30, 32-33 Mr 93 The anywhere, anytime office. Marilyn NI. Parker. Educators: qualifying for the home-office deduction. OSRA Proc. 219-240 Mr 93 Radic Bunn and Barry Lewis. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 231-233 Mr/Ap 93 The meaning and importance of certification to certified administrative managers and their employers. Evaluating the use of technology in your office. Lloyd Candy Duncan-Evans. Southern Illinois University at G. Cooper and Susan Underwood. Clearinghs, Vol. 66. Carbondale, Doctoral dissertation 1992 No. 4: 250-251 Mr/Ap 93 62' Business Education Index 55

The paperless office: still a myth in the ninetic. Nancy Buyers' guide to dictation equipment. Office, Vol. 117, Dunn Cosgrove. Office, Vol. 117, No. 4: 25, 27, 29 No. 1: 85-86 Ja 93 Ap 93 Buyers' guide to dictation equipment. Office, Vol. 118, The potential of intelligent messages in the automa- No. 3: 58-59 Sep 93 tion of office procedures. Hossein Saiedian. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 3: 34-44 Spring 93 Buyers' guide to electronic typewriters. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 88-89 Ja 93 The quest for quality. Marlene Caroselli. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 4: 11-13 Ap 93 Buyers' guide to facsimile systems. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 54-56 Ja 93 The use of information technology and its relationship to job characteristics of administrative support person- Buyers' guide to facsimile systems. Office, Vol. 117, nel. Pamela Marino. OSR .1, Vol. 11, No. 3: 1-14 Spring No. 5: 34, 36, 38 My 93 93 Buyers' guide to fidl-color copiers. Office, Vol. 117, Up against the wall. Lisa Kanarek. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 1: 65 Ja 93 No. 10: 32-34 Oct 93 Buyers' guide to full-color copiers. Office, Vol. 118, Using the Myers-Briggs type indicator to compare per- No. 1: 52 JI 93 sonality types of business teachers who teach office occupations with personality types of office profession- Buyers' guide to micrographic readers & reader-print- als. Karen Waner and Lonnie Echternach!. DPE J, Vol. ers. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 74-75 Ja 93 35, No. 2: 53-68 Spring 93 Buyers' guide to micrographic readers & reader-print- Video teleconferencing. G. Gordon Long. Olf Sys, Vol. ers. Office. Vol. 117. No. 3: 39-40 Mr 93 10, No. 2: 35-36, 38-39 Feb 93 Buyers' gu ide to PC & business computers. Office, Vol. What does the future hold for office occupations? 117, No. 1: 77-79 Ja 93 Donna J. Keenan. LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. 1: 84-94 93 Buyers' guide to shredders. Office. Vol. 117. No. 1: 81-83 Ja 93 Equipment and Supplies Buyers' guide to telephone systems. Office. Vol. 117, 1993 will be a year of magic and multifunctionals. No. 1: 70-72 Ja 93 Norman Lankford. Off Sys, Vol 10. No. 1: 38, 40 Ja 93 Cellular phones reach out for office use. G. Gordon Long. OlfS)s, Vol. 10. No. 9: 20-22, 24 Sep 93 A printer for all networks. Mike Hurwier. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 12: 53-54 Dec 93 Color to dye for. Gene Gable. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 6: 53, 56 Ju 93 Accessories are adapting to the changing office. Kennit Metzner. Off Sys, Vol. 10. No. 8: 24-26. 28 Aug 93 Computer accessories for every desktop. Office, Vol. 117, No. 4: 12, 14 Ap 93 An educated buyer. Howard Mostyn-Brown. See, Vol. 53, No. 7: 11-12 Aug/Sep 93 Copier controls cut costs. Rick Friedman. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 66 Ja 93 At your service. Thad McIlroy Pub. Vol. 8, No. 5: 53- 54 My 93 Copier technology improves with new features and uses. Julie LeGalle. Office, Vol. 117, No. 4: 38, 40 Ap Bigger than a fax. Frank G. Cannata. Off Sys, Vol. 10, 93 No. 11: 52, 54, 56 Nov 93 Copier trends. Norman 1.. Lankford. 011ice, Vol. 11 7, Binding and lettering systems give the look of success. No 1: 60 Ja 93 Fiora Scaffi. OtiSys, Vol. 10, No. 5: 52. 54. 56 My 93 Current status of office equipment and employer ex- Buyers' guide to copier control systems. Office, Vol. pectations in business n ithin the N forehead State Uni- 117. No. 1: 67-68 Ja 93 versity region. I I illary O. Iwu, KIIEA J. 12-14 Spring 93 Buyers' guide to copier control systems. Office. Vol. 117, No. 2: 24, 26 Feb 93 Cutting cost with copier controls. Christopher Sheehan. Office. Vol. 117, No. 2: 22-23 Feb 93 Buyers' guide to copying equipment. Mice. Vol. 117. No. 1: 62-64 Ja 93 Desktop publishing capabilities grow while prices shrink. Lynn Wallbrd. Office, Vol. 117, No. 4: 30. 68 Buyers' guide to copying equipment. Office. Vol. 118. Ap 93 No. I46, 48, 50 JI 93

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Dictation machines seek to specialize. Leone Johnson. Personal laser printers under $1,100. Paul Maloy. WP Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 84 Ja 93 Mag, Vol. 5, No. 6: 43-44. 46-48 Ju 93

Dictation units: an office tool for busy workers. Julie Postscript thermal wax printers. Gene Gable. Pub, Vol. LeGallec. Office, Vol. 117, No. 6: 19, 23 Ju 93 8, No. 9: 54, 56, 58 Sep 93 Digital & miniature technology enhances dictation Power controllers keep equipment running smoothly. systems. Rick Friedman. Office, Vol. 118, No. 3: 56- Rick Friedman. Office, Vol. 118, No. 1: 36-37, 67, 71 57 Sep 93 .11 93 Equipment leasing is a wise investment. Office, Vol. Recycling paper, whent the trail leads. Office, Vol. 117, 118, No. 2: 18-19, 21 Aug 93 No. 2: 10, 12-13 Feb 93

Fax tips. Mark Rowh. Off Sys. Vol. 10, No. 9: 47-48, Reduce, reuse and recycle: office conservation pro- 51-52 Scp 93 grams. Lin Grensing-Pophal. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 9: 56-58 Sep 93 Flexible phone systems are key to business success. Christopher Sheehan. Office, Vol. 117, No. 5: 42-43 Scanners give PCs new "eyes." Ellen Braun. Off Sys, My 93 Vol. 10. No. 8: 35-37 Aug 93

Four mistakes to avoid with copiers and supplies. Mark Second annual readers choice winners. Paul Maloy. Rowh. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 7: 14-16 31 93 WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 6: 53-59 Ju 93

How to choose a copier. Brian Merriman. Sec, Vol. Secondary phone market provides excellent value. Rick 53, No. 3: 14-15 Mr 93 Friedman. Office, Vol. 117, No. 4: 52-53 Ap 93 In search of the perfect copier. Frank Hill. Off Sys, Selecting paper shapes and sizes. Gayle G. Humpherys. Vol. 10, No. 7: 18, 20, 22, 24-25 JI 93 WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 5: 57-58, 60 My 93

Increasingly cost effoctive, recycling programs continue Shredders give protection from espionage and gossip. to grow. Gloria Curry. Office. Vol. 118, No. 2: 30-31, Ellen Gragg. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 7: 26, 28-31 31 93 51, 55 Aug 93 Shredders: an investment in security. Julie LeGallee. Ink again: the facts about cartridge recycling. Mark Office, Vol. 118, No. 4: 44-47 Oct 93 Rowh. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 11: 28, 30, 32 Nov 93 Slide scanners: show your true colors. Richard Jantz. Is now the time to buy a laser printer? Kermit Metzner. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 10: 58-60 Oct 93 Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 9: 32, 38 Sep 93 Superstores and dealers serve the office market. Lynn Laser sharp. Karen Wormald. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. Watford. Office. Vol. 118. No. 1: 29-30. 68 J1 93 12: 28-30 Dec 93 The color of copiers. Carl A. Lindquist. Off Sys, Vol. Making smart decisions about buying fax machines. 10, No. 11: 20-24 Nov 93 Mark Rowh. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 5: 18, 20, 22-23 My 93 The key-phone state. G. Gordon Long. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 10: 45, 47-48, 50 Oct 93 More than money. Robert G. Baker. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 6: 17-19 Ju/JI 93 The office green. C. Gregory Davis. OIT Sys, Vol. 10, No. 12: 22-27 Dec 93 Moving into a new era of purchasing automation. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 7: 50 JI 93 The power of paper. Sylvia Ann Blishak. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 5: 38, 40, 42 My 93 Multifiinction copiers arc gaining in popularity. Jolm Raymond. Office, Vol. 118, No. 1: 42, 44 JI 93 The well-connected fax machine: quick, efficient, & high-tech. Sandra Sopko. Office, Vol. 118, No. 3: 42- New technologies: kcy to regenerating copier sales. 43 31 93 Douglas Finlay. Office, Vol. 118, No. 4: 24-26 Oct 93 Toner a critical supply item for copiers and printers. Office copiers now offer standard features at top speeds. Michael Finley. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 4: 36, 38 Ap 93 Karen Womiald. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No.3: 20-22 Mr 93 Too good to he tnie--how to avoid office-supply scams. Paper less? Karen Wormald. Off Sys. VUI. 10, No. 10: Richard J. Maturi. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 7: 41, 43, 45 36. 39-40 Oct 93 J1 93

Paper shredders make data security easy, affordable. Tune up your laser printer. Glenn Blain and Jeff Christopher J. Sheehan. Office, Vol. 118, No. 1: 34-35 Hadfield. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 4: 61-62 Ap 93 .11 93 64 BEST COPY AVAILABLE Business Education Index 57

Typewriters adapt: they're here to stay. Nancy Furniture dealers help FM managers through tough Cosgrove. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 87 Ja 93 times. Frederick W. Nevin. Office, Vol. 117, No. 6: 26-27 Ju 93 Typewriters: are computers driving them to pasture? Julie LeGallee. Office, Vol. 118, No. 2: 16-17,51 Aug Green companies can save money, environment. Rob- 93 ert S. Adamick. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 44Ja93

Uncontrolled use of photocopies breeds inefficiency. In-house food service is made to order for many orga- Cindra Morgan. Office, Vol. 117, No. 3: 20 Mr 93 nizations. Sandra Sopko. Office, Vol. 117, No. 4: 48- 49 Ap 93 Unleash your fax machine's sales & marketing potential. Peter Davidson. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 7: 32, 34, Office design. Kermit Metzner. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 37-39 J1 93 4: 30, 32-35 Ap 93

What's new in office products? Sandra R. Sabo. Sec, Price wars change the office furniture market. Ruby Vol. 53, No. 1: 7-11, 31 Ja 93 Dearborn. Office, Vol. 117, No. 2: 32, 52 Feb 93

Why your office needs recycled supplies. John Safety considerations in designing accommodations for Raymond. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 6: 45, 47, 55 Ju 93 infonnation systems. Anthony J. Joseph. RM Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 4: 28-31 Oct 93 Writing instruments are key business communication tools. Julie LeGallee. Office, Vol. 118, No. 1: 27-28, Smaller staffs and budgets boost FM outsourcing, 59 JI 93 Sandy Sopko. Office, Vol. 118, No. 2: 28-29 Aug 93

Stand tall. Pat Green. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 4: 41 Feb 93 Ergonomics and Facility Management Staying or moving an office: the time is now. Ella Accessories are adapting to the changing office. Kennit Bechtold. Office, Vol. 117, No. 4: 16 Ap 93 Metzner. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 8: 24-26, 28 Aug 93 Ten steps to safer computer use. Karen Shah. Sec, Vol. Bank offices convey old-world wealth and power. Of- 53. No. 9: 14-15 Nov/Dec 93 fice, Vol. 118, No. 2: 39 Aug 93 Textile mill offices are created within budget. Office, Bringing ozone into the office. Brenda A. Myers. Of- Vol. 118, No. 2: 11, 45 Aug 93 fice, Vol. 118, No. 3: 12-14 Sep 93 Today's lighting can improve production, cut energy Buying office furniture can be a complex task. Nancy costs. Nancy Frost. Office, Vol. 118, No. 2: 12-13, 22 Frost. Office, Vol. 117, No. 6: 28-29 Ju 93 Aug 93

Carpal tunnel syndrome: an update. Martha I. Finney "Trends and re-trends" in office furniture. Ethel B. and Deborah A. Dasch. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 7: 34-37 Nemetz. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 1: 12, 15 Ja 93 My 93 When your job's a pain in the hand. John C. Schafer. Computer accessories can prevent workplace injury Sec, Vol. 53, No. 3: 16-18 Mr 93 & discomfort. Patti Feldman and William Feldman. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 4: 40,42, 44 Ap 93 Work space partition design and storage as predictors of employee reaction and perfonnance. MichaelJ. Computers can be hazardous to your health. Mark O'Neill. OSRA Proc, 93-111 Mr 93 Rowh. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 12: 40-42 Dec 93 Ergonomic study of clerical support staff VDT work- Mail Management stations. Robert Schramm and Vay Rodman. OSRA Proc, 112-131 Mr 93 10 windows of opportunity in express-mail usage. Sonny Smith. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 3: 34, 36, 38 Mr Ergonomics--it's not just chairs. Stewart B. Leavitt. 93 Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 6: 14-15. 17, 19. 20 Ju 93 8 tips to use in designing a corporate mail center. Ri- Everything in your office should be adjustable-even chard Pavely and Roman Horoszewski. Off Sys, Vol. you. John Raymond. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 2: 22, 24. 10. No. 5: 24, 26, 28 My 93 26 Feb 93 Address for success. Michael D. Maguire. Off Sys, Vol. Facility management in the 90s. Diane Macknight. 10, No. 5: 33-37 My 93 Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 46 Ja 93 Automation bringing changes to USPS. Richard W. Faculty assets:acompany's hidden cash. Office. Vol. Pavely. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 42 la 93 118, No. 4: 36-37 Oct 93 Barcoding envelopes with 5.1 and 6.0. Roger Gagon. WP Mag. Vol. 5, No. 9: 69-73 Scp 93 65 58 Business Education Index

Cut bulk mail costs. Marcus J. Smith. WP Mag, Vol. Today's office: automated, partially paperless. Erik 5, No. 9: 51-54 Sep 93 Mortenson. Office, Vol. 117, No. 6: 16, 18. 52 Ju 93

Delivering the goods. Bob Smith. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 12: 36-39 Dec 93 Office Security/Safety Designing your own mail center. Clifford E. Bennett. Avoid sick building syndrome with clean air. Office, Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 1: 42, 44-46 Ja 93 Vol. (17, No. 6: 30, 31, 45 Ju 93

Modem office mailing equipment brings savings. Bringing ozone into the office. Brenda A. Myers. Of- Kermit Metzner. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 9: 40, 42, 44 fice, Vol. 118, No.3: 12-14 Sep 93 Sep 93 Computer accessories can prevent workplace injury New mailing systems are quick, accurate. Mark Rowh. & discomfort. Patti Feldman and William Feldman. Office, Vol. 117, No. 3: 50-51 Mr 93 Off Sys, Vol. 10. No. 4: 40,42, 44 Ap 93

Overnight mail is quick and efficient when used cor- Fasten your seatbelt. Linda Pearson. Sec, Vol. 53, No. rectly. Office, Vol. 117, No. 4: 8, 10 Ap 93 5: 10-11 My 93

Technology boosts efficiency at the office and USPS. Paper shredders: not just for office use. George L. Sandra Sopko. Office, Vol. 117, No. 5: 12, 14 My 93 Beiswinger. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 80 la 93 Technology drives today's new and improved Power protection for electronic systcms. Rick mailroom. Richard Pavely. Office, Vol. 118. No. 3: 18, Friedman. Office, Vol. 117, No. 3: 52-53 Mr 93 28 Sep 93 Safe and secure. Linda Pulliam. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 5: 9, The business of mail. Tony Adkims. Off Sys, Vol. 10, 11 My 93 No. 12: 51-52 Dec 93 Shredders protect a company's privacy. Mark Rowh. Off Sys. Vol. 10, No. 1: 48. 50-52 la 93 Office Automation Shredders: a powerful office security tool. Sara An ounce of surge protection can prevent a pound of Vollmart. Office, Vol. 117, No. 2: 34-36 Feb 93 automation woes. Richard B. Elsberry. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 8: 38-41 Aug 93 When your job's a pain in the hand. John C. Schafer. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 3: 16-18 Mr 93 Computer fax the next move in office automation. Pe- ter Davidson. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 5: 12-14, 16 My 93 Personnel Management

Current trends and projections in office automation for 10 tough questions your employees need answered. business in the Toledo metropolitan area. Karin S. David Lindo. Off Sys, Vol. 10. No. 9: 11-13 Sep 93 Johnson. Bowling Green State University, Master's thesis 1992 Complying with the disabilities act. Sandy Sopko. Office, Vol. 118. No. 1: 31-32 Jl 93 Executive workstations now feature advanced soil- ware. Leone Johnson. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 8: 30, 32, Eliminating sexual Larassment. Robert J. Shoop and 34 Aug 93 Debra L. Edwards. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 8: 19-23 Oct 93

Identification of current and future entry-level office Family leave law: places new obligations on employ- equipment skills to determine if training on automated ers. William S. Pubbarit. Off Sys, Vol. 10. No. 8: 18- equipment plays a major role for entry-level employ- 20, 22 Aug 93 ment in office occupations with implications for curriculum. Kandy L. Bauer. Central Michigan Univer- Go ahead, rock the boat. David Undo. Off Sys, Vol. sity, Master's thesis 1992 10, No. 10: 14-15 Oct 93

Information protection in automated offices. Hossein Help with hiring. Dati A. Biddle. Sec, Vol. 53. No. 8: Saiedian and Steve Bang. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 1: 36- 17-18 Oet 93 45 Fall 92 Make your company family-friendly. Patricia Schiff Office machines meet LANs in the digital office of the Estess. Off Sys. Vol. 10, No. 2: 30-32, 34 Feb future. Leon Carter. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 11: 42-50 Nov 93 On time. Richard B. Elsberry. Off Sys. Vol. 10, No. 12: 32-34 Dec 93 Tame the office paper tigers with document-imagng systems. Andrew W. Davis. Off Sys, Vol. 10. No. 3: Orientation express. David K. Lindo. Off Sys, Vol. 10, 24, 26, 28 Mr 93 No. 11: 64-67 Nov 93 6 6 Business Education Index 59

Outsourcing continues to serve new markets. Christo- New media for your messages. John Grove. Sec, Vol. pher J. Sheehan. Office, Vol. 118, No. 3: 46-47 JI 93 53, No. 3: 6-8 Mr 93 Working in the gray zone. Sylvia Ann Blishak. Off Office equipment and secretarial skills in the golden Sys, Vol. 10, No. 11: 58-63 Nov 93 triangje: a survey of area businesses. Marilyn Doolittle. Mississippi State University, Specialist thesis 1992 Public Relations Parliamentary precision. Karen J. Lee.1 CR, Vol. 54, No. 3: 40-41 Jan 93 Book review: Crisis in organizations: managing and communicating in the heat of chaos by Laurence Perceptions of trained and untrained entry-level secre- Barton. Lisa Tyler. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 47-48 Ju tarial staff held by Kingston, Jamaica, area business 93 employers. Yvonne Metz. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 Gift-giving has its own etiquette. Richard B. Elsberry. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 9: 26, 28, 30 Sep 93 Proofread like a pro. M. Kay DuPont. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 1: 18-19 Ja 93 How managers should handle the press. Frank Baxlell. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 5: 58, 60 My 93 Seize the opportunitim Richard G. Ensman, Jr. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 6: 15-16, 30 Ju/JI 93 What's your office's image? Sylvia Ann Blishak. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 3: 44-45 Mr 93 The absentee boss. Nan DeMars. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 8: 26-27 Oct 93

The secretary's change role. Bob Freiday. Sec, Vol. 53, Secretarial Procedures No. 2: 18-23 Feb 93

'Alohato tomorrow. Sandra R. Sabo. Sec, Vol. 53, Who is today's professional secretary? Sec. Vol. 53, No. 4: 7-10 Ap 93 No. 4: 18-22 Ap 93 A study to determine entry-level legal secretarial re- Workshop topic: issutx in secretarial education. Eileen quirements of Morris County law firms. Clotilde G. Broughton and Ilelnnith Hamminger. SEIC Rev, No. Szajda. Montclair State College, Master's thesis 1992 122: 38-39 Nov 93 Be a champion of change. Regina E. Zekis. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 2: 15-17 Feb 93 Temporary Help Services Career boosters. Sandra R. Sabo. Sec. Vol. 53. No. 7: 16-18 Aug/Sep 93 Flexible staffing solves work cycle problems. IMC 3, Vol. 29, No. 2: 18-19 Mr/Ap 93 Catered with care. Chip Fisher. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 9: 16-17 Nov/Dec 93 Older & wiser. Richard B. Elsberry. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 5: 44, 46, 48 My 93 Create your own phone book. Becky J. Beck and Raelynn Klafke. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 10: 37-39 Oct Everyone wins when it comes to temporary help. Sandy 93 Sopko. office. Vol. 118, No. 4: 28,32,35 Oct 93

Don't leave home. Jean L. Jones. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 6: Ready-trained temps. Stacy Zoe Berg. Sec, Vol. 53, 7-9 Ju/JI 93 No. 8: 14-15 Oct 93

Eye on excellence. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 7: 21-22 Aug/ Should you try temping? Robert Lyons. Sec, Vol. 53, Sep 93 No. 2: 10-12 Feb 93

Filing 101. David J. Fasbender. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 6: Temporary help agencies are bullish on American 10-12 Ju/JI 93 economy. Christopher Sheehan. Office, Vol. 117, No. 3: 32, 34 Mr 93 How to be a value-added secretary. Jackie Perrett. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 7: 13-15 Aug/Sep 93 Temporary help market continues to grow. Gloria Curry. Office, Vol. 118, No. 1: 8,10 J193 Identification and validation of competencies essential for clerical/secretarial occupations with implications Temporary services and the global economy. Charles for competency based curriculum development. Wayne Lincoln. Office. Vol. 117, No. 1: 48 Ja 93 Moore. Temple University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Temps Rising. Samuel R. Sacco. 011'Sys, Vol. 10, No. In touch with the future. Scc. Vol. 53, No. 7: 24-25 10: 56, 60 Oct 93 Aug/Sep 93 60 Business Education Index Thne Management Brush, Paul G. Rocks and Theresa Marche. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 11: 74-77 Ju 93 Ajilfy job form. S. Scott Zimmerman. WP Mag. Vol. 5, No. 4: 22-29 Ap 93 Educational television and professional development: the Kentucky model. Linda Kraus Worley. THE J, Vol. All in a day's planner. Lisa Kanarek. Off Sys, Vol. 10, 20, No. 11: 70-73 Ju 93 No. 11: 34-38 Nov 93 Entrepreneurial leadership. Nan B. Erickson. NBEA Clients al your fingertips. Calvin H. Chipman and Yrbk, No. 31: 69-77 1993 Renee Davis. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 3: 42-46 Mr 93 From layoff to payoff. Aim Dykman. Voc Ed J, Vol. Creating a daily planner. Todd Christensen. WP Mag, 68, No. 7: 20-21 Oct 93 Vol. 5, No. 12: 33-35 Dec 93 Hone your financial management skills. Charlie J. Doiag it all. Tracy Fellin Savidge. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 1: Trimble and Dixie C. Trimble. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 9: 14-17 Ja 93 12-13 Nov/Dec 93

Systems for recording time. Charlotte Caseb Dzujna. Horizontal leadership. Terry Smith and Cynthia Office, Vol. 118, No. 3: 60-63 Sep 93 Greene. NBEA Yrbk. No. 31: 156-161 1993

Take charge of your time. Connie Sitterly. See, Vol. House work. Karen J. Stadcl. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 6: 33 53, No. 1: 12-13 Ja 93 Apr 93

Take control of time. John H. Lea. J CR, Vol. 54, No. Leadership in the proprietary school environment. 5: 26-27 Mar 93 Shirley C. Lowery. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 137-144 1993 Teaching time and task organization in business classesa "winning'. system. Mary J. Frame and Terry Leadership profiles. Betty C. Fry and Joe Anna Hibler. M. Frame. ABEA .1, Vol. 12, No. 1: 38-4,1 Spring 93 NBEA Yrbk, Nu. 31: 10-24 1993 Leadership through the years. Edward Miller. NBEA Professional Development Yrbk, No. 31: 162-171 1993 Leadership: from the classroom to the boardroom. Jan 'Alohalo tomorrow. Sandra R. Sabo. Sec, Vol. 53, No. Felton. NBEA Yrbk. No. 31: 25-36 1993 4: 7-10 Ap 93 Making visions for leadership a reality. Susan A correlation between professional advancement and Jadernrom and Gary Thompson. NBEA Yrbk. No. 31: mentoring in business education and other profession.s. 111-118 1993 Donna Holmquist. Bus Ed Dig, Vol. 3: 20-30 93 No more excuses. Susan D. Schubert. Sec, Vol. 53, A profile of leadership in business education. Donna No. 4: 14 Ap 93 Holmquist. ABEA J. Vol. 12. No. 1: 11-17 Spring 93 Paradigms for high-tech leadership. Sharon Lund A retirement dream. Linda Daily. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 9: O'Neil and June St. Clair Atkinson. NBEA Yrbk, No. 10-11 Nov/Dec 93 31: 59-68 1993

A role model. David Margolick. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 5: Personal skill development. Susie 11. Van I fuss. NBEA 43 Mar 93 Yrbk, No. 31: 1-9 1993

A summer of learning. Barbara Railsback. Kan Bus Planting the seeds for future business education lead- Tchr, Vol. 47, No. 1: 4-5, 18 Fall 93 ers. Helen Parcel Taylor. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 37-49 1993 Be a champion of change. Regina E. Zekis. See, Vol. 53, No. 2: 15-17 Feb 93 Professional development: detennining member needs for the Virginia Business Education Association. Beyond the nest egg. Denise Loftus. Sec. Vol. 53. No. Sandra S. Wiedegreen. Virginia Polytechnic Institute 9: 7-9 Nov/Dec 93 and State University. Master's thesis 1992

Closing the values gap. Tee Houston-Aldridge. Sec, Reporting on the hill. Alan NI. Schlein. J CR. Vol. 54, Vol. 53, No. 5: 19-23 My 93 No. 6: 26-31 Apr 93

Conununicate assertively with your children. Joan 11. Rcpping with Bruce. Stephen R. Edmondson. J CR, Linder. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 9: 25 Nov/Dec 93 Vol. 54, No. 6: 36 Apr 93

Continuing teacher education through distance !cant- Research: A demographic analysis of infonnat ion sys- ing and audiographics. Dennis Knapczyk, Thomas tems faculty. Susan W. Athey, Jon D. Clark and W. John Plotnicki. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 85-90 Spring 93 68 Business Education Index 61

Seven steps to success. Joyce Bryan. Sec, Vol. 53, No. Innovations for student organizations. Janet M. Gandy 2: 13-14 Feb 93 and Linda D. Snider. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 3- 5 Oct 93 Small companies, big dividends. Sandra R. Sabo. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 9: 18-19 NoviDec 93 Leadership at the national level. Donald K. Zahn. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 129-136 1993 Starting a quest for quality. Jeff Rouen. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 5: 28-30 Mar 93 Leadership through the years. Edward Miller. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 162-171 1993 State program leadership perspectives. Joan S. Briggaman. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 145-155 1993 Legislative leadership. Patricia G. Moody. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 78-91 1993 Strengthen your networking know-how. Anne Baber and Lynne Waymon. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 2: 7-9 Feb 93 Let's be proud of who we are. Thomas A. Waters. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 7: 34-35 Aug/Sep 93 Take control of time. John H. Lea. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 5: 26-27 Mar 93 Loyalty + servive + progress = Pi Omega Pi. Larry G. Pagel. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 8-10 Oct 93 The 21st-century secretary. Linda Daily. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 5: 12-14 My 93 M-PBEA president's message. Lila Prigge. Kan Bus Tehr, Vol. 47, No. 1: 3 Fall 93 The quest for quality. Marlene Caroselli. See, Vol. 53, No. 4: 11-13 Ap 93 NCRA adopts new constitution and bylaws. Dan Heath. J CR, Vol. 55, No. 1: 49 Nov 93 The secretary's change role. Bob Freiday. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 2: 18-23 Feb 93 NCRA all-star team. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 3: 32-34 Jan 93 Two more role models. Paul D. Staudohar and Ben- jamin Rogner. J CR, Vol. 54. No. 6: 37 Apr 93 NCRA code of professional ethics. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 8: 28-30 Ju 93 What does business have to say about leadership? Frank Reynolds. NBEA Yrbk. No. 31: 50-58 1993 Network committee. Joseph Antoine. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 52-55 Nov 93 When a reporter relocates. Reid Robbins. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 5: 32-33 Mar 93 Not just 'seed and feed'. Ann Dykman. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 33 Ap 93 Who is today's professional secretary? Sec, Vol. 53. No. 4: 18-22 Ap 93 Scholarship + leadership + cooperation = Delta Pi Epsilon. Betty J. Brown. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No.' I: 5-7 Oct 93 Associations Shirt or drill. Gary Hannah. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: A rose and some nuggets. Stephen Edmondson. J CR, 21-25 Ap 93 Vol. 54, No. 4: 34-37 Feb 93 The thrill of victory. Matt Coleman. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, A world-class affair. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. I : 17-23 No. 4: 30-32 Ap 93 Ja 93 V1CA got to college. Tom Hall. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, Benchmarking: bettering our best. Amelia II. Barclay. No. 4: 28-29 Ap 93 Sec, Vol. 53, No. 7: 32-33 Aug/Sep 93 Calgary '93. Sec, Vol. 53 No. 5: 18 My 93 Certification

Common sense tips for a successful and rewarding A boost for teachers? Barbara C. Shapiro. Voc Ed J, presidency. Deborah M Stipp and E. Jean Jillson. N Vol. 68, No. 6: 28-29, 54 Sep 93 & Q, Vol. 18, No. 1: 1,: 16 Spring 93 An assessment of' the cognitive levels of the uniform Gateway to careers. Michael Vernezze and Marjorie certified public accountant examination and the certi- Henkel. Voc Ed J. Vol. 68, No. 4: 26-27 Ap 93 fied management accountant examination. Anne Smith. Northern Illinois University, Doctoral tiissertation 1992 Have you tried NCRA lately? Stephen Edmonson. J CR. Vol. 54, No. 3: 36-37 Jan 93 Business teacher educators' perceptions of licensing requirements for secondary school business teachers Important parliamentary considerations for the San in the United States. Rodney Davis and Robert Francisco convention. Toni Bagley. J CR, Vol. 54, No. Underwood. Bus Ed Dig. Vol. 3: 13-19 93 8: 36-37 Ju 93

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Information systems content in the CPA examination. E-mail and variables of thetorical form. James E. Por- Lloyd D. Doney and Michael D. Akers. J CIS, Vol. ter. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 41-42 Ju 93 34, No. 1: 81-88 Fall 93 Eight decadtm of contributing authors and institutions The CPA of the ffiture: the role of higher education. to the American Economic Review: a historical sum- Lawrence A. Klein and Elliott S. Levy. JEB, Vol. 68, mary. Jean Louis Heck. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 2: No. 4: 227-230 Mr/Ap 93 163-170 Spring 93

The meaning and importance of certification to certi- Emerging questions and research paradigms in busi- fied administrative managers and their employers. ness communication research. Larry R. Smeltzer..1Bus Candy Duncan-Evans. Southern Illinois University at Com, Vol. 30, No. 2: 181-198 93 Carbondale, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Gaining access to a research and development labora- The standard approach. Dale Hudelson. Voc Ed J. Vol. tory. Vincent J. Brown. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 1: 42- 68, No. 2: 32-34, 51 Feb 93 44 Mr 93

The slate of certification. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 6: 30- Gaining access to a software development company. 35 Sep 93 Jane M. Perkins. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 1: 46-47 Mr 93

Gaining access to a state agency and to a factory. Kitty Research Methodology/ 0. Locker. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 1: 45-46 Mr 93

Issues Gaining access to an insurance company. Geoffrey A. Cross. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 1: 44 Mr 93 A conceptual foundation for conducting research. Daniel R. Wunsch. DPE Instr, Vol. 9, No. 5: 1-6 Nov Grant writing: a necessary leadership skill. Donna H. 93 Redmann. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 98-110 1993 A letter to the editor: relevance versus significance in Grant writing techniques for K-12 funding. Ellen business communication research. Mohan R. Limaye. Zimet. THE J. Vol. 21, No. 4: 109-111 Nov 93 J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 4: 463-471 Oct 93 Improving students' library skills through electronic An analysis of contributions and contributors in eco- searching. Bobby J. Davis and Carolyn Hagler. MBEA nomic education research. James \V. Marlin, Jr. and J, Vol. 20: 2-9 93 Garey C. Durden. J Econ Ed. Vol. 24 No. 2: 171-186 Spring 93 Leadership decision making and research. B. June Schmidt. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 92-97 1993 An expert systems approach to teaching sample size determination. Ronald S. Rubin and James M. Ragusa. MIS publication outlets: a systematic investigation of 3 CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 28-33 Summer 93 the topics published. Kent A. Walstrom and Richard A. Aukerman. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 23-29 Fall 93 An integration of countertrade research and practice. Sam C. Okoroafo. J Global M. Vol. 6, No. 4: 113-128 Rating of marketing publications: impact of accredi- 93 tation and publication history. Kenneth A. Heischmidt and Peter Gordon. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 152-158 Ja/ Applied research as an experiential learning tool in the Feb 93 foreign international management classroom: a case study in Mexico. Joel D. Nicholson and John Lust. J Relevance is the issue. Larry R. Smeltzer. J Bus Com, Teach Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 2: 43-59 93 Vol. 30, No. 4: 477-478 Oct 93

At your fingertips. Judith 0. Wagner. Sec, Vol 53. No. Research design issues for the study of electronic dis- 6: 13-14 Ju/1193 cussions. Patricia Sullivan. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 43-45 Ju 93 Author and citation patterns for The Journal of Busi- ness Communication. 1978-1992. N. L. Reinsch Jr. Reseanth productivity, peroeived tvaching effectiveness and Phillip V. Lewis. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 4: 435- and management faculty opinions: a survey. Daniel 462 Oct 93 Hotard, Ilennan Manakyan and Jolm Tanner. SBR, Vol. 3, No. 1: 23-39 Spring 93 Book review: Research methods of business: a skill- building approach by Uma Sckaran. James L. Response to Mohan Limaye: the need for contexivally Morrison, JEB, Vol. 68, No, 5: 316-317 My/Ju 93 based research. Jim Suchan. J Bus Com, Vol. 30. No. 4: 473-476 Oct 93 Business research: perspectives of deans of AACSB- accredited business schools. Stuart Van Auken, Chester Scholarly research and teaching: is there a C. Cotton and John F. McKenna. JEB Vol. 68, No. 5: disproportinate mix? Alan Reinstein and Gerald H. 261-265 My/Ju 93 70 Lander. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: 49-55 Sep-Oct 93 Business Education Index 63

The dissemination of research agendas among young An analysis of the reasons students drop out of court economists. Arthur M. Diamond, Jr. and Donald R. reporting and how they could be influenced to remain. Haurin. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 1: 53-61 Winter 93 Marcella J. Kocar. J CR, Vol. 55, No. 2: 123-128 Dec 93 The opportunity ofqualitative research. JoAnne Yates. J Bus Corn, Vol. 30, No. 2: 199-200 93 Another collection case in our favor. Ralph R. Pressel. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 5: 35 Mar 93 The property issue in e-mail research. Tharon Howard. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 40-41 Ju 93 Captioning municipal governments. Gary D. Robson and Karen A. George. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 4: 38-39 Feb The state ofthe Journal in 1992: a report from the edi- 93 tor. N. L. Reinsch, Jr. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 1: 87-89 93 Carpal tunnel syndrome: an update. Martha I. Finney and Deborah A. Dasch. 3 CR, Vol. 54, No. 7: 34-37 The value of a flexible, cautionary approach to data My 93 gathering in qualitative research. Rachel Spilka. ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 40 11 Sep 93 CAT compatability. Channi Keranen. J CR, Vol. 55, No. 2: 119-120 Dec 93 The what, the whom, and the hows of survey research. John C. Sherblom, Claire F. Sullivan and Elizabeth C. CAT shopping checklists. Kathy Monaghan. JCR, Vol. Sherblom. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 58-61 Dec 93 54, No. 9: 42-44 3193 Using good qualitative research to generate questions Collection considerations. Ralph R. Pressel. J CR, Vol. and contextualize writing. Dorothy A. Winsor. ABC 54, No. 5: 34 Mar 93 Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 39-40 Sep 93 Computer viruses. Ronald N. Rosenwasser. JCR, Vol. Using qualitative research to generate theory. Jone 54, No. 4: 42-43 Feb 93 Rymer. ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 42-44 Sep 93 Conference reporting: a career worth considering! Su- Using triangulation etnetively in qualitative research. san Switzer and Richard D. Featheringham. MBEA Elizabeth Huettman. ABC Bul. Vol. 16, No. 3: 42 Sep Today, Vol. 57, No. 2: 1, 3, 4 Mr 92 93 Court reporters and TD1. Stephen Edmondson. J CR, What is a researcher? Priseella S. Rogers. J Bus Com, Vol. 55, No. 2: 69-72 Dec 93 Vol. 30, No. 2: 204-206 93 Court reporting in the year 2000. Jeny Kelley. J CR, Why don't we do better research? N. L. Reinsch, Jr. J Vol. 55, No. 2: 32-33 Dec 93 Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 2: 200-202 93 Defining ethics. John II. Lea. J CR, Vol. 54. No. 8: 24- Why we do irrevelant research. Jim Suchan. J Bus 26 Ju 93 Corn, Vol. 30, No. 2: 202-203 93 Excuse me, did you get all that? Don J. DeBenedictis. J CR, Vol. 54. No. 10: 32-37 Aug/Oet 93

Shorthand Happy anniversary. Terry Lee. 3 CR, Vol. 55. No. 2: 22-27 Dec 93 A survey of employers concerning secretaries' use of shorthand/fast note-taking skills. Darlene Wallace. Have you tried NCRA lately? Stephen Edmonson. J Missixsippi State University, Specialist thesis 1992 CR. Vol. 54, No. 3: 36-37 Jan 93

Shorthand instruction and language problems in multi- I louse work. Karen J. Stade!. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 6: 33 language countries. D. Essam Zc. SE1C Rev, No. 122: Apr 93 55-59 Nov 93 lntersteno in Instanhul. Lynn Brooks. J CR, Vol. 55, Shorthand skill in job success: perceptions of selected No. 2: 34-35 Dec 93 Illinois professional secretaries. Carol Yack. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 Let's back up. Scott Saari. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 4: 28-32 Feb 93 Cou rt Reporting Making a record at thc scene. Charlotte Bishop. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 10: 36-37 Aug/Oct 93 A role model. David Margolick..ICR, Vol. 54, No. 5: 43 Mar 93 NCRA adopts new constitution and bylaws. Dan Heath. 3 CR, Vol. 55, No. 1: 49 Nov 93 About British work pennits. R. Cliflbrd. 2 CR. Vol. 55, No. 1: 68-70 Nov 93 NCRA all-star team. 3 CR, Vol. 54, No. 3: 32-34 Jan 93

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NCRA code of professional ethics. JCR, Vol. 54, No. War stories. Lea Yoczik. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 10: 46-48 8: 28-30 Ju 93 Aug/Oct 93

NCRNs nde 30 testimony. William K. Slate 11. J CR, Welcome to my world. Daniel C. Heath. 3 CR, Vol. Vol. 54, No. 10: 28-29 Aug/Oct 93 54, No. 7: 39 My 93

New rules in Arizona. Scott Saari. J CR, Vol. 54, No. When a reporter relocates. Reid Robbins. J CR, Vol. 8: 38-39 Ju 93 54, No. 5: 32-33 Mar 93

Parliamntary precision. Karen J. 1..ee. 3 CR, Vol. 54, Wrist pain: it's not always CTS. Patricia K. Graves. J No. 3: 40-41 Jan 93 CR, Vol. 54, No. 7: 33 My 93 Real-time braille. Daniel C. Heath. JCR, Vol. 54, No. 3: 29-30 Jan 93 Dictation Recent NCRA public advisory opinions. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 8: 31-34 Ju 93 Buyers' guide to dictation equipment. Office, Vol. 117, No. 1: 85-86 Ja 93 Reporting, Alaska style. Stephan R. Edmondson. JCR, Vol. 55, No. 1: 73-74 Nov 93 Buyers' guide to dictation equipment. Office, Vol. 118, No. 3: 58-59 Sep 93 Reporting on the hill. Alan M. Schlein. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 6: 26-31 Apr 93 Dictation machines seek to specialize. Leone Johnson. Office. Vol. 117, No. 1: 84 la 93 Repotting using braille. Darlene Shue and Lynn Clark. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 3: 31 Jan 93 Digital & miniature technology enhances dictation systems. Rick Friedman. Office, Vol. 118, No. 3: 56- 57 Sep 93 Repping with Bruce. Stephen R. Edmondson. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 6: 36 Apr 93

Results from a national survey ofoourt reporters. Joyce Transcription P. Jacobsen. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 8: 42-47 Ju 93 Braille transcripts. C. J. Cornelius. J CR, Vol. 54, No. Rule 30 update. Marshall S. Jorpeland. J CR, Vol. 55, 3: 28, 30 Jan 93 No. 1: 30-31 Nov 93 The relationship between frequency of evaluation of Searching for Bugsy's moll. Robert L. Hopkins. JCR, in-class production tasks and overall achievement in Vol. 54, No. 4: 48 Feb 93 production in secondary school advanced transcription classes. Patricia Campagna. Ldunan College, Master's Stand tall. Pat Green. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 4: 41 Feb 93 thesis 1992

Starting a quest for quality. Jeff Rossen. J CR. Vol. 54. Transcripts and the Bill of Rights. Catherine Nuno. J No. 5: 28-30 Mar 93 CR, Vol. 54, No. 4: 46 Feb 93

Stenotype practice with pay. Charmaine K. Backens. CR, Vol. 54, No. 10: Aug/Oct 93 Special Needs Succeeding in reporting. Reid Robbins. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 7: 38 My 93 Dictation units: an office tool for busy workers. Julie LeGallee. Office, Vol. 117. No. 6: 19, 23 Ju 93 Take control of time. John H. Lea. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 5: 26-27 Mar 93 Economic well-being of disabled elderly living in the community. Marlene S. Stum, Jean W. Bauer and Paula The trial of the century: a scribe's journal. Mindy J. Delaney. Fin. C & P. Vol. 4: 199-216 93 Martin. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 3: 43-44 Jan 93 On their own: preparing disabled studei its for indepen- The trial ofthe century: Enoch's most memorable trial. dent living and productive careers. Gary Mcers. Voc Christine Wright. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 3: 42, 44 Jan 93 Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 8: 30-31 Nov-Dec 93 Transcripts and the Bill of Rights. Catherine Nuno. J Secondary business educators' attitudes toward stu- CR, Vol. 54, No. 4: 46 Feb 93 dents from special populations: a factor analytic investigation. Constance Pollard, Richard Pollard and Two more role models. Paul D. Staudohar and Ben- Jay Rojewski. NABTE Rev No. 20: 42-46 93 jamin Rogner. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 6: 37 Apr 93 Theater captioning. Patricia K. Graves. J CR. Vol. 54, No. 9: 37 JI 93 Business Education Index 65 Classroom Complying with the disabilities act. Sandy Sopko. Offtce, Vol. 118, No. 1: 31-32 31 93 ADDNET network: a low-end technology success. William N. Bender, Phillip J. McLaughlin and Lisa Gaining acems. Verlyn Deckert. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 9: M. Ehrhart. The I, Vol. 21, No. 2: 96-100 Sep 93 26-27 31 93

All things being equal: in the classroom, special needs Implementing ADA its court and other public places. shouldn't mean special treatment. Rich Dubrul. Voc Judith H. Brentano. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 9: 24-25 JI 93 Ed .T, Vol. 68, No. 8: 28-29 Nov-Dec 93 Promoting the potential of people. Bill Scott. J CR, An analysis of Washington state high school business Vol. 54, No. 7: 28-29 JI 93 educators' attitudes toward handicapped persons and opinions about mainstreaming. Rebecca Marie Pricur. SHHHnot so quiet. Brenda Battat. J CR, Vol. 54,No. Central Washington University, Master's thesis 1992 9: 30 J193 Communication-related strategies that facilitate the Succeeding in reporting. Reid Robbins. J CR, Vol. 54, mainstreaming of limited-English-proficient-Japanese No. 7: 38 My 93 students: the Weber State University experience. Diana J. Green. ABA Nat Proc, 228-235 93 The ALAD/NCRA connection. Steven Wilhelm. JCR, Vol. 54, No. 9: 31 .11 93 How to handle students exhibiting violent behaviors. Nikki L. Murdick and Barbara C. Gamin. Clearings, Welcome to my world. Daniel C. Heath. J CR, Vol. Vol. 66, No. 5: 278-280 My/Ju 93 54, No. 7: 39 My 93

It takes two: mainstreaming is easier wlsen special edu- Wrist pain: it's not always CTS. Patricia K. Graves. J cators and vocational teachers team up. Richard C. CR, Vol. 54, No. 7: 33 My 93 Lombard and Michael N. Haze Ikons. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 8: 32-33 Nov-Dec 93

No funding? No support? No problem! Exemplary Standards programs for disabled students find creative solutions. Carolyn Maddy-Bernstein and Zipurh Burac Matias. Electronic data interchange: a new frontier for global Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 8: 25-27 Nov-Lec 93 standards policy. Eiltxm M. Trauth and Ronald S. Tho- mas. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 4: 6-16 Fall 93 Special education: addressing complex health needs. Jerry Whitworth. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 68-69 Nov/Dec 93 Policies Commission

Special education: an overview. Jerry Whitworth. TIsis we believe about the role of business education Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 132-133 Ja/Feb 93 its technology. Bus Ed Fonms. Vol. 48, No. 1: 11-12 Oct 93 Tack E.._ Tourette's syndrome. Robert L. Wright. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 11: 55-56 Nov 93 This we believe about the role of business education its tech prep. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 13-14 Oct The ADA and vocational education. Patricia A. 93 Morrissey. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 8: 22-24 Nov-Dec 93

The learning disabled adolescent and whole language. Teaching Carol .1. Fuhler. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 107-111 . Nov/Dec 93 A boost for teachers? Barbara C. Snapiro. Voc Ed 3, Vol. 68, No. 6: 28-29, 54 Sep 93

Workplace A comparison of two teaching styles for teaching microcomputer applications: traditional textbook and lec- A comparison of employers' and recruiters' probable ture versus video and visual training. Ken Bourbina. acceptance of title I of the Americans with Disabilities Central Michigan University, Master's thesis 1992 Act and their attitudes toward individuals with disabilitcs. Sharon Walters. Southern Illinois Univer- A handbook of instructional materials prepared for a sity at Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 course teaching AS/400 systems operations. Glenda Rotvold. Uiversity of North Dakota, Master's thesis Cats your company accommodate disabled workers? 1992 Phillip M. Perry,. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 6: 38-41 Ju 93 A professional profile of business communication edu- Carrying on the Gal laudet tradition. Cassie Lee Bichy. cators and their research preferences: survey results. 3 CR, Vol. 54, No. 9: 32-33 11 93 John D. Beard and David L. Williams. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 3: 269-295 31 93

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A study guide for students. Boris Blai, Jr. Clearinghs, Do your students write to learn? Patsy Nichols. KBEA Vol. 67, No. 2: 98-102 Nov/Dec 93 1, 6-7 Spring 93

Active learning from beginning to end. Mellanie Electronic test generators: what current programs can Herbert. ABEA J, Vol. 12, No. 1: 31-37 Spring 93 do for teachers. Edward L. Vockell and Douglas J. Fiore. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 356-362 JI/Aug 93 An analysis of Washington state high school business educators' attitudes toward handicapped persons and Envisioning the library of tomorrow. Linda Demmers, opinions about mainstreaming. Rebecca Marie Prieur. Karen M. G. Howell and Lucy Siefest Wegner. Ed Tech Central Washington University, Master's thesis 1992 Exchange, Vol. I, No. 3: 8-15 Fall 93

An educator's brief on dangerous plants. Donald E. Executive development programs: insights for plan- Riechard. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 151-153 Ja/Feb ners and administrators. William H. Murphy and 93 Sidney Sin-Lai Tang. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 184-189 Ja/Feb 93 An empirical typology of approaches to the teaching of organization theory. Steven K. Paulson and H. Eu- From lone star to the big sky. Camille Moody Jennings. gene Baker III. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: 18-22 Sep-Oct 93 THE 1, Vol. 21, No. 1: 67-70 Aug 93

An expert system for accounting education. Timothy Ileterogenous computer hardware: threat or opportu- J. Fogarty and Paul M. Goldwater. THE .1, Vol. 21, nity. John M. McGinnis and James J. McGinnis. NJ No. 3: 89-91 Oct 93 BE Obs, Vol. 65: 29-36 92-93

Analysis of student learning outcomes in BVED 217: Identifying teacher behaviors during c::::tical-thinking fundamentals of management information systems. tasks, Ron McBride and Stephanie Knit.,Clearinghs, Brenda Finkenbinder. University of North Dakota, Vol. 66, No. 6: 374-378 11/Aug 93 Master's thesis 1992 Impact North Carolina: 21st century education. Rich- Applied research as an experiential learning tool in the ard Riedl and Shannon Carroll. THEJ, Vol. 21, No. 3: foreign international management classroom: a case 85-88 Oct 93 study in Mexico. Joel D. Nicholson and John Lust. J Teach hit Bus, Vol. 4, No. 2: 43-59 93 Improving classroom conununication: the case of the course syllabus. Mary E Smith and Nabil Y. Razzouk. Automating university teaching by the year 2000. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 215-221 Mr/Ap 93 Gerald Smith and Jerry Debenham. THE 1, Vol. 21, No. 1: 71-75 Aug 93 Improving students' library skills through electronic searching. Bobby J. Davis and Carolyn Hagler. MBEA Be a teacher who makes a difference! Marilyn J. Vol. 20: 2-9 93 McGahan. N & Q, Vol. 18, No. 1: 8-9 Spring 93 International business e 'ucation in Latin America: sta- Bringing the business school into the 21st century. tus and future changed Dennis A. Guthery, Humberto Kathleen Sampey and James A. Haggard. Ed Tech Valencia and John NI. Zerio. J Teach Int Bus, Vol. 4, Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 2: 9-14 Sununer 93 No. 2: 61-75 93

Building a better bridge to students. E E. Mazur and International business education in Latin America: Geri Gay. Ed Thch Exchange, Vol. I, No. 1: 14-20 context topics, and pedagogy. Thomas Becker, Spring 93 Renforth and Robert P. Vinehas. J Teach IM Bus, Vol. 4, No. 2: 19-42 93 Can a hands-on, middle grades science workshop have staying power? Oakley D. Hadfield and Fred Learn from experience. Barry L. Reece. Voe Ed J. Vol. Lillibridge. Clearinghs, Vol. 66 No. 4: 213-217 Mr/ 68. No. 7: 28-29 Oct 93 Ap 93 Learning through experience: a workshop for middle Components of an effective substitute teacher program. school science teachers. Jerui L. Pottle. Clearinghs, Vol. Johnny R. Purvis and Ruth C. Garvey. Clearinghs, Vol. 66. No. 6: 339-340 11/Aug 93 66, No. 6: 370-373 11/Aug 93 Long distance learning--an idea whose time has come. Cooperative learning in seventh-grade literature Mary Ann Freels and Steve Patton. KBEAJ, 7-8 Spring groups. Sandra L. Renegar and Velda Haertling. 93 Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 21 8-222 Mr/Ap 93 Managers have it, employees have it, and what can we Curriculum wholeness through synergistic teaching. teach about it?Stress in the workplace. Edwina K. Charles W. Bonds, Charles C. Cox Ill and Leila Gantt- Jordan. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 33 Ju 93 Bonds. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 252-254 Mr/Ap 93 NI icroemnputer use of instructional sollware in schools of business. Steve Teglovic, Jr. and Robert NI. Lynch. Defining stress as ethical conflict. Bruce W. Speck. J CIS Vol. 33, No. 3: 20-24 Spring 93 ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 1: 34-37 Mr 93 74 Business Education Index 67

Motivating students. Sharon S. Redick and C. Michael Teaching international business in the information age: Lloyd. Voc Ed J. Vol. 68, No. 4: 36 My 93 state of the art. Fahri Karakaya. J T hit Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 9-16 93 Nontechnical competencies instruction in Illinois secondary and postsecondary business education classes. Teaching international business. Paula C. Williams and Mary Coffman. Southern Illinois University at Jolene D. Scriven. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 28- Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 30 Feb 93 NSF's network testbeds inform innovation in science Teaching time and task organization in business education. Bevet-ly Hunter. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 3: 96- classesa "winning" system. Mary J. Frame and Terry 99 Oct 93 M. Frame. ABEA J, Vol. 12, No. 1: 38-48 Spring 93

Office etiquette. Carmen D. Browne. Eus Ed Forum, Technology strategically planned: A dismal or bright Vol. 47, No. 3: 41-43 Feb 93 future? Rod Farrell and Stephen Gring. THE 3, Vol. 21, No. 4: 119-122 Nov 93 Outcomes based education Ralph Stutzman. Kan Bus Tchr, Vol. 46, No. 2: 12-13 Spring 93 Teen sexual activity and the need for the development of the moral imagination. Robert P. Craig. Clearinghs, Preparing for change in computer education for busi- Vol. 66, No. 4: 225-227 Mr/Ap 93 ness. Kimball P. Marshall. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 376- 380 .11/Aug 93 The hidden ingredients in successful teaching. Donna L. Kimier. N & Q, Vol. 18, No. 1: 3-5 Spring 93 Project-focused library instruction in business strategy courses. William W. Prince, Marilyn M. Helms and The joy of teaching. J. Scott Carpenter. Voc Ed -I, Vol. Paula L. Haynes. JEB Vol. 68, No. 3: 179-183 Ja/Feb 68, No. 6: 38-39 Sep 93 93 The new microcomputer development technology: Removing the language barrier. Mary Crabbe implications for the economics instructor and software Gershwin. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 36, 46 My 93 author. David W. Boyd. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 2: 113-125 Spring 93 Research productivity, perozivo:Iteachingeffectiveness and management faculty opinions: a survey. Daniel The state of certification. Voc Ed I, Vol. 68, No. 6: 30- Hotard, Herman Manakyan and John Tanner. SBR, 35 Sep 93 Vol. 3, No. 1: 23-39 Spring 93 Third world entrepreneurial education: a case approach Scab! Crossing the picket line in a teacher strike. Carol to role modeling. John T. Masten, Steve Brown and Righi. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 332-334 .11/Aug 93 Susan Skull-Carvallio. JEI3, Vol. 68, No. 3: 139-143 JafFeb 93 Scholarly research and teaching: is there a dispropor- tionate mix? Alan Reinstein and Gerald H. Lander. Toward a collaborative model for interdisciplinary .1E13. Vol. 69, No. 1: 49-55 Sep-Oct 93 teaching: business and literature. Joan D. Gailey and Virginia Schaeffer Carroll. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: 36-39 Selected data about business communicationcourses Sep-Oct 93 in AACSB schools. Judy C. Nixon and Judy E West. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 6-9 Ju 93 Using business criteria to make tecluiology decisions in a school district. Ronald W. Costello. THE J, Vol. Self-directed learning verals teacher-directed learning 21. No. 4: 105-108 Nov 93 in secondary keyboarding. M. Lynch. Central Michi- gan University, Master's thesis 1992 Using the Myers-Briggs type indicator to compare personality types of business teachers who teach office Strategies for the improvement of office occupations occupations with personality types of office profession- training and the integration ofJTPA programs incom- als. Karen Waner and Lonnie Echtemacht. DPE J, Vol. munity colleges. Jeanne M. Kruger. Southwest Mis- 35, No. 2: 53-68 Spring 93 souri State University, Master's thesis 1992 Visualizing motion in the physics classroom. Cindy Teacher employment in Tennessee: a comparison. Schwarz. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 2: 15-21 Bertee Adkins and Ralph David Begley. KBEA J, 9- Sununer 93 11 Spring 93 \Vhat arc the computer applications and activities used Teaching business communication on the production by business teachers in southwest Miesouri? R. Susan line: a case study. Richard W. Moore. ABC Bul, Vol. Marcum. Southwest Missouri State University, 56, No. 1: 38-41 Mr 93 Master's thesis 1992

Teaching from tragoly: an interdisciplinary moduleon Why do they do it? Nancy Coleman. MBEA Today, the spacc shuttle Challenger. Mark Maier. The .1, Vol. Vol. 58, No. 5: 10-11 Dec 93 21, No. 2: 91-94 Sep 93

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Writing a business plan: the total term assignment. Joan personal characteristics on business writing. Marguer- F. Vesper and Karl H. Vesper. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. ite P. Shane Joyce and Carol Blaszczynski. NABTE 2: 29-32 Ju 93 Rev, No. 20: 33-36 93

"You'd never understand anyway" a teacher becomes Alternative assessment in accounting. F. Barry Haber. a student again ... and fails. Diane Tomczak. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 2: 23-25 Dec 93 Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 261-263 My/Ju 93 An early critical examination of using simulation in the teaching of international marketing: An evaluation Classroom Management of "Export to win!". George V. Priovolos. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 39-54 93 Computer teaching labs design and administration. John T. Jayne and Gwen Smith. LBEJ, Vol. 3. No. 1: An early source of information on American immi- 26-34 93 grants. Donna A. Beardsley. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 159-162 Ja/Feb 93 Electronic gradebooks: what current progams can do for-teachers. Edward L Vockell and Douglas J. Fiore. An integrated approach to teaching the statement of Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 141-145 Ja/Feb 93 cash flow. Joseph G. Donelan. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 234-236 Mr/Ap 93 How teacher location in the classroom can improve students' behavior. Allen Wall. Ckaringhs, Vol. 66, Attitudes of experienced business educators and No. 5: 299-301 My/Ju 93 preservice business education majors toward teach:ng software concepts and features. Marilyn R. Chalupa. How to handle students exhibiting violent behaviors. NABTE Rev. No. 20: 37-41 93 Nikki L. Murdick and Barbara C. Gartin. Clearings, Vol. 66, No. 5: 278-280 My/Ju 93 Can listening skills be taught in business communication classes? Robert M. Schramm and F. Stanford Motivation: effective classroom management. Cynthia Wayne. NABTE Rev, No. 20: 25-32 93 B. Blackwell. MBEA J, Vol. 20: 27-30 93 Community service: a middle school success story. Strategies that create a positive classroom climate. Robert W. Kiner. Clearinghs, Vol. 66. No. 3: 139-140 Susie Shapiro. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 91-97 Nov/ Ja/Feb 93 Dec 93 Computerized laboratory exercises for microeconomics education: three applications motivated by experimental economics. Arlington W. Williams and James M. Instructional Strategies Walker. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 4: 291-315 Fall 93

A communication-rich systems design project. Marvin Conceptual mapping: a tool for self-reflection. Melinda E. Darter and Katherine T. Hoff. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, Holcombe and Amy Shonka. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. No. 4: 32-37 Dec 93 2: 83-84 Nov/Dec 93

A comparison ofthe business correspondence of Hong Cooperative learning and multicultural classrooms. M. Kong and Ohio business students. Valerie S. Perotti Lee Manning and Robert Lucking. Ckaringhs, Vol. and Carl Remus Bndges. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 67, No. 1: 12-16 Sep/Oct 93 16-21 Dec 93 Cooperative test-review teams improve student A country report project for an international econom- achievement. John E. Steinbrink and Robert M. Jones. ics class. Adil E. A. Abdalla. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 307-311 My/Ju 93 3: 231-236 Summer 93 "Count me in. too" math instructional stategies for the A free rider experiment for the large class. Jane H. discouraged learner. Karen A. Bosch and Rebecca S. Leuthold. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 4: 353-363 Fall 93 Bowers. Cleating is. Vol. 66, No. 2: 104-106 Nov/Dec 92 A model for evaluating business letter writing. Robert S. Kline and Edna C. Ward. MBEA Today, Vol. 58, Creating and using interactive computer quizzes to No. 2: 8-9 Mr 93 develop business communication skills. Janet Hildebrand. ABC Bill, Vol. 16, No. 3: 1-9 Sep 93 A noncomputerized version of the Williams and Walker stock market experiment in a finance course. Christo- Critical thinking skills: challenge for business educa- pher R. Bell. J Econ FAI, Vol. 24, No. 4: 317-323 Fall tion. Carolee Sormunen. NABTE Rev, No. 20: 21-24 93 93 A realistic approach to teaching American govenunent. Developing conceptual thinking: the concept attain- htvin Wolf. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 211-212 Mr/ ment model. Julie Johnson, Susan Carlson. John Kastl Ap 93 and Rose Kasti. Clearinghs. Vol. 66, No. 2: 117-121 Nov/Dec 92 A study of the effects of basic skills readiness, attitudes toward writing, software writing programs, and 7 b Business Education Index 69 Developing critical thinking skills in accounting stu- How to teach business letter writing maximizing dents. Lloyd D. Doney, Noreen E. Lephardt and James student's involvement and motivation. Ana Garcia de P. Trebby. JEB Vol. 68, No. 5: 297-300 My/Ju 93 Oteyza. SEIC Rev, No. 121: 28-30 Apr 93 Development of cases for business report writing How we should be teaching business communication classes: the analytical report. Sandra J. Nelson and according to findings of writing research. Zane K. Laura MacLeod. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 36- Quible. ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 25-27 Sep 93 38 Oct 93 Improving students performance in accounting prin- Distance learning options available in western Ne- ciples with mastery learning techniques. Ricnard H. braska. Roger G. Wess. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 9: 62-67 Fern. KBEA J, 16-19 Spring 93 Ap 93 Individualizing entrepreneurship instruction. Bruce Economic education and a generative model of I lerbert. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 7-10 Feb 93 mislearning and recovery. Marilyn Kourilsky. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 1: 23-33 Winter 93 Innovative pedagogies for outcomes-based teaching in the core MIS course. L Wayne Shell and Betty A. Edumaster: automated knowledge engineering and Kleen. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 3-7 Winter 92-93 acquistion. H. Harry Zhou. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 73- 76 Spring 93 Innovative teaching technique: using a video camera. Sandra Ondra. MI3EA Today, Vol. 58, No. 3: 6 My 93 Effects of problem set assignments on an economics principles class. Charles L. Skoro and Richard D. Instructional ergonomics. Jean Jillson. Bus Ed Forum, Payne. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 243-246 Mr/Ap 93 Vol. 47, No. 3: 34-35 Feb 93

Electronic data retrieval in international business edu- Instructional strategies for minority youth. Veronica P. cation: prospeeLs and resources. Fred Miller and Linda Stephen, Mary Ellen Varble and Henry Taitt. Gillespie Miller. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 85-101 Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 116-120 Nov/Dec 93 93 .041 Instructional technology: the design debate. Ward Empowerment by technology. James L. Morrison. Bus Mitchell Cates. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 133-134 Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 13-15 Feb 93 Ja/Feb 93

Ethical issues in business communication. Irisi. Varner. Intercultural business communication: building a ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 30-31 Sep 93 course from the ground up. James S. O'Rourke IV. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 22-27 Dec 93 Evaluation of computer based information sources for international business. Richard K. Harper and Ronald Learning style characteristics: an introductory work- F. Bush. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 115-134 93 shop. Jim Reynolds and Martin Gerstein. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 122-126 Nov/Dec 92 Facilitating communication in classroom. Minoo S. Amini. I CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 34-38 Summer 93 Lecturing and loving it: applying the information- processing model. Jolmathan K. Parker. Clearinghs, Factors affecting use of computer-assisted instruction Vol. 67, No. 1: 8-11 Sep/Oct 93 by selected Chinese univeristy educators. Yong Qiang Gao. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Doc- Managing a communication internship program. toral dissertation 1992 Nancy M. Somerick. ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 10-14 Sep 93 Get moving. Landice Dee Wilson. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 2: 30-31 Feb 93 Market exchange and wealth distribution: a classroom simulation. Robert B. Williams. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, Grading techniques that help eliminate instructor burn- No. 4: 325-334 Fall 93 out. Zane K. Quible. Bus Ed Forum. Vol. 48, No. 2: 32-34 Dec 93 Market experiments: the laboratory versus the classroom. Robert DeYoung J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 4: How to refocus accounting content and methodology. 335-351 Fall 93 John Graham. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 30-33 Oct 93 Meeting individual needs: a learning styles success story. Robert 0. Neely and Duane Alm. Clearinghs, How to get guest speakers without really trying. Vol. 66, No. 2: 109-113 Nov/Dec 92 Deborah Britt Roebuck. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 34- 35 Ju 93 Motivating students to improve business writing: a comparison between goal-based and punishment-based How to incorporate the topic of ethics into the reorga- grading systems. Ritch L. Sorenson. Grant T. Savage nized business communication course. Paula Brown. and Larry D. Hartman. J Bus Com Vol. 30, No. 2: ABA Nat Proc, 195-201 93 113-132 93

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Problem solving and decision making in an eighth- Strategies for teaching international concepts in busi- grade class. Margaret I. Naltel, Mary Driscoll, Maurice ness courses. Mona J. Casady. DPE Instr, Vol. 9, No. J. Elias and Joseph A. Ierardi. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 1-4 Mr 93 3: 177-180 Ja/Feb 93 Strategies for teaching international concepts in busi- Problem solving in software tool courses: beyond the ness courses. Donna H. Redmann and Bnbbye J. Davis. basics. Donald A. Nellermoe. JEB, Vol. 68. No. 5: 273- DPE Instr, Vol. 9, No. 1: 1-4 Ja 93 275 My/Ju 93 Strategies for teaching reading in the content areas. G. Project SPARC: kindling writing in science. Jean L. Thomas Baer and Barbara L Nourie. Clearinghs, Vol. Pottle. Clearinghs, Vol. 66. No. 2: 107-108 Nov/Dec 67, No. 2: 121-122 Nov/Dec 93 92 Strategies that reinforce academics across the business Providing management assistance to clients of a small curriculum. Helen Parcell Taylor and Deborah Osen business development center while helping to prepare Hancock. DPE lnstr Vol. 9, No. 4: 1-4 Sep 93 students for business. Deborah Britt Roebuck. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 1: 32-33 Mr 93 Structure student success in indirect writing. Ilekn M. Sharp. ABC Bul. Vol. 56. No. 4: 49-50 Dec 93 Put your stock in a pictogram. J. William Murphy. ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 23-24 Sep 93 Student diversity: implications for classroom teachers. Daniel D. Drake. Clearinghs. Vol. 66. No. 5: 264-266 "Real talk": enhancing critical thinking skills through My.lu 93 conversation in the classroom. Charles S. Bacon and Barbara J. Thayer-Bacon. Clearinghs, Vol. 65. No. 3: Student outcomes assessment in business education. 181-184 Jaffeb 93 Oinny Richerson, Robert Seay and l)on Chamberlain. NABTE Rev, No. 20: 16-20 93 Reinventing writing in the virtual age. Paul J. Leblanc. Ed Tech Exchange. Vol. 1, No. 3: 6-16 Winter 93 Taking the "OR" out of grammar. Linda Comerford. ABC Bul, Vol. 56. No. 1: 12-15 Mr 93 Rearch on ',mitten composition: implications for bus:- ness convnunication. Kevin F. Mulcahy. ABC Bul, Vol. Teacher questions and schema activation. W. David 56. No. 1: 22-25 Mr 93 LeNoir. Clearinghs. Vol. 66. No. 6: 349-352 Il/Aug 93 Revision and business writing: checking the numbers. Joseph A. Cirincione. ABC Bul. Vol. 56. No. 1: 16-21 Teaching a writing intensive course in economics. W. Mr 93 Lee Hansen. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24. No. 3: 213-218 Sum- mer 93 Selecting softn are for teaching international business: An analysis of existing programs. Edward W. Schmitt Teaching international topics in the business commu- and Gary P. Kearns. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4. No. 3/4: 55- nication course: a survey of ABC members beyond the 83 93 United States. I3ev Gatenby and Margaret C. McLaren. ABC Bul. Vol. 56. No. 4: 10-15 Dec 93 Sharing nources for classroom reaching. Robert A. Ristau and Sandra Kruzel. ISI3E Noss. Vol. 23. No. Teaching interpersonal skills in entrepreneurship. Wil- 2: 5 Spring 93 liam Stull and Dennis LaBonty. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47. No. 3: 10-12 Feb 93 Shorthand instruction and language problems in mull i- language countries. D. Essam Ze. SE1C Rev. No. 122: Teaching persuasion as consensus in business commu- 55-59 Nov 93 nication. Nancy Roundy Blyler. Al3C But. Vol. 56. No. 1: 26-31 Nir 93 Should we teach computer softnare in business communication courses? Marilyn A. Dyrud. ABC Md. Vol. Teaching problem solving in business classes. Laura 16. No. 3: 35 36 Sep 93 MacLeod and Sandra J. Nelson. DPE Instr. Vol. 9. No. 3: 1-4 May 93 Should we teach software use in business comnmnica- lions? Thomas Dukes. ABC Bul. Vol. 16. No. 3: 34- Teaching problem-solving strategies. Karen A. Bosch 35 Sep 93 and Katharine Kersey. Clearinghs. Vol. 66. No. 4: 228- 230 Mr, Ap 93 Simulating the global market place: A sons% are revien and comparison. J. A. F. Nicholls and Lucette 13. Teaching purpose in a business communication course. Comer. iT Int Bus, Vol. 4, No 3 4 135-145 93 Nancy Roundy lIly kr. ABC Bul. Vol 16. No. 3: 15- 20 Sep 93 Software applications for international business education: a review of Compact Disclosure and Disclo- Teaching n ith group decision support systems. Nlilam sureVorldscope softy, are. John William Clarry. I T Aiken. Bus Ed Fonun. Vol. 47, No. 4: 21-23 Ap 93 IntBus. Vol 4, No. 3 4: 147-156 93 Technology as part olbusiness communication. Mona Cassady. ABC Bul, Vol. 16. No. 3: 36.38 Sep 93 78 Business Education Index 71

The "business" of conflict: "like no business I know." Training students to ask reflective questions. Angelo Thomas R. Blue, Sanford B. Halperin and Catrina Vincent Ciardiello. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 312- Oliszewski Mayo. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 38-44 314 My/Ju 93 Dec 93 Using a simulation to teach intercultural communica- The application of Harvard Graphics 3.0 to Interna- tion in business communication courses. Daphne A. tional Dome4ic Appliances Inc.: a business graphics Jameson. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 1: 3-11 Mr 93 presentation practice set. Patricia A. McLaughlin. University of Minnesota, Master's thesis 1992 Using an intelligent database in the classrocm: The case of the country consultant. Vivek Bhargava, Cuneyt The audience made real: hypertext and the teaching of Evirgen and Michael Mitri. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/ writing. J. Yellowlees Douglas. Ed Tech Exchange. Vol. 4: 17-37 93 1, No. 3: 17-23 Winter 93 Using c-qualities in communications. Florence B. The case of the busy consultant. Linda Driskill. ABC Grunkemeyer. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 247-251 Mr/Ap Bul, Vol. 16. No. 3: 32 Sep 93 93

The case study approach. Ruth Ellen Greenwood. ABC Using conference calls to bring an expert into your Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 46-48 Dec 93 classroom. Nan B. Erickson. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 35-36 Ju 93 The challenge of bu ilding character. Patricia H. Phelps. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 353-355 JI/Aug 93 Using e-mail in business communication classes. Betty S. Johnson and Marsha L. Bayless. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, The daedalus integrated writing environment. Fred No. 2: 37-39 Ju 93 Kemp. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 3: 24-30 Win- ter 93 Using international financial databases in teaching international accounting courses. Abdel M. Agami. J T The design of an expert system to develop instructional Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 103-113 93 objectives. William J. Dorin and James D. Russell. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 14-18 Winter 92-93 Using the competitive edge. Donald A. Coffin.] Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 1: 62-69 Winter 93 The introductory accounting course: educating majors and nonmajors. Steven M. Mintz and Alan A. Cherry. Using the portfolio approach in teaching business coin- JEB, Vol. 68, No. 5: 276-280 My/Ju 93 munication. Janet K. Winter and Esther J. Winter. ABA Nat Proc. 295-299 93 The marriage of history and art: a cooperative learning activity. Renai Graham and Lucy F. Townsend. Using writing across the curriculum in economics: is Clcaringhs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 167-170 Ja/Feb 93 taking the plunge worth it? Avi J. Cohen and John Spencer. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 3: 219-230 Summer The Perry framework and tactics for teaching critical 93 thinking in economics. George A. Thorns. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 2: 128-136 Spring 93 Will you take a dare? A double-dog dare? R. Frank Harwood. MBEA 5, Vol. 20: 16-21 93 The short- and long-run marginal cost curve: a pedagogical note. Robert L. Sexton, Philip E. Graves and Working with elementary students in keyboarding. Lila Dwight R. Lee. J Econ Ed Vol. 24, No. 1: 34-37 Win- Prigge and Sandy Braathen. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, ter 93 No. 1: 33-35 Oct 93 The who, how, what, and when of sexual harassment: Writing to learn in a business economics class. teaching tips for business educators. Jolm P. Kohl and Lawrence S. Davidson and Elisabeth C. Gumnoir. J Paul S. (ireenlaw. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6. 358-361 11/ Econ Ed. Vol. 24, No. 3: 237-243 Summer 93 Aug 93 Theorist: mathematics smart weapon. Dean Clark. Ed Media Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 3: 24-3 I Fall 93 A comparative study of multimedia personal comput- This is what I do, and I like it. Rendigs Fels. J Econ ing and traditional instruction in a business school cur- Ed. Vol. 24, No. 4: 365-370 Fall 93 riculum. Sorel Reisman. IRM J. Vol. 6, No. 4: 15-21 Fall 93 Toward the develop nent of strategy scales: operations strategy as an example. Elliott 1) Minor. III and R. A printer on choosing the medium for multimedia: vid- Robely Wood, Jr. SBR, Vol. 3. No. 1: 63-72 Spring 93 eodisc vs. videotape. Scott A. Shamp. THE .1, Vol. 20, No. 7: 81-86 Feb 93 Traditional or intensive course lengths? A comparison of outcomes in economics learning. Lee J. Van A strateg for active learning via a CAI sygem. Hossein Scyoc and Joyce Gleason. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. I : Saiedian. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 11-13 Spring 93 15-22 Winter 93 79 72 Bursiness Education Index

Addressing sensitive social issues with interactive tech- Multicultural multimedia across the curriculum:a pi- nology. Robert A. Vogel. Ed Tech Exchange, Vol. I, lotproject. Kathryn A. Murphy-Judy and Chantal F. No. 1: 21-26 Spring 93 Cornuejols. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 7: 77-80 Feb 93 American school 2000: Westfield's technology initia- Multimedia and business education V. Wayne Klemin. tive. Jeffrey L Heier, Van Cooley and Raymond Reitz. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 27-30 Oct 93 THE 3, Vol. 20 No. 10: 83-86 May 93 Multimedia boxes are more than just fun. Robert G. Bakersfield College: building a multimedia infrastruc- Brown. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 315-317 My/Ju ture. Emelio Planamento. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 3: 65- 93 70 Oct 93 Multimedia manifesto. William H. Graves. Ed Tech California adopts multimedia science program. Peter Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 1: 9-13 Spring 93 E. Kneed ler. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 7: 73-76 Feb 93 Multimedia. Ahni Dale Foley. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, Computer projection panels: technology for the class- No. 3: 31-33 Feb 93 room of the 1990s. Ted J. Strickland, Jr. and Ronald E. Shiffler. JEB, Vol. 69, No. I: 23-28 Sep-Oct 93 Multimedia. THE 3, Vol. 20, No. 10: 44, 46, 48-50, 52-53 May 93 Continuing teacher education through distance learning and audiographics. Dennis Knapczyk, Thomas Network for a school of the future. Rocco Malfitano Brush, Paul G. Rodes and Theresa Marche. THE J, and Phil Cincotta. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 70-74 May Vol. 20, No. 11: 74-77 Ju 93 93

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Educational television and professional development: Program brings education to working professionals. the Kentucky model. Linda Kraus Worley. THE J, Vol. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 1: 20, 24-27, 30-31 Aug 93 20, No. 11: 70-73 Ju 93 Providing institutional support for educational tech- Evolution of the textbook: from printing to multime- nologies: a case study. C. Joseph Williams and Charles dia. Elizabeth Greenfield. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 12, R. Crowell. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 4: 114-118 Nov 93 14, 16, 19 May 93 Rating of instructional films in management. B. S. FIT: the educator's key to multi-platform file trans- Sridhar and Sandhya Sridhar. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 5: 267- fers. Ken l3rumbaugh and Nick Hart. THE 3, Vol. 20, 272 My/Ju 93 No. 10: 65-69 May 93 Software and courseware. TIIE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 33- Get moving. Landice Dec Wilson. Voc Ed 3, Vol. 68, 34, 36, 38, 40 May 93 No. 2: 30-31 Feb 93 Student perceptions and attitudes of learning by inter- How DVI information processing teclmology will af- active video. Monique M. Goven. University of North fect business communication. William G. Perry. ABC Dakota, Master's thesis 1992 Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 21-22 Sep 93 Teaching with a fiber-optic media network: how fac- Instructional technology: new optical technologies. ulty adapt to new technology. Thomas R. Beatty and Ward Mitchell Cates. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 324- Mark Charles Fissel. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 3: 82-84 325 31/Aug 93 Oct 93

Interactive multimedia: a tool for government trans- Ten innovative uses of video with at-risk students. formation. David E. Barbee and Ronnie B. Lowenstein. Barbara K. McKenzie. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 238- IRM 3, Vol. 6, No. 4: 4-13 Fall 93 240 Mr/Ap 93 KART1': a multimedia tool to help students learn The academy of multimedia: a quest for ncw destina- knowledge acquisition. Karen Bland and Jay tions. Harold J. Shaw and Briant J. Farnsworth. THE Liebowitz. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 1: 5-16 Winter 93 I, Vol. 20, No. 7: 87-88 Feb 93

Large screen spices up oncampus conferences. THE J. The SPICE project: comparing passive to interactive Vol. 21, No. 1: 58-61 Aug 93 approaches in a videodisc-based course. J. Jerome Smith. THE 1, Vol. 21, No. 1: 62-66 Aug 93 Linking east-west schools via telecomputing. Boris Berenfeld. THE J. Vol. 20. No. 6: 59-62 Ja 93 Two-way, interactive A/V applied to the supervision of student teachers. Barbara N. Clawson and Anne M. McMillan videotex projcct: closing the distance be- Weiner. THE 3, Vol. 20, No. 11: 67-69 Ju 93 tween student, teacher and parent. Vasant Raval. THE J,Vol. 20, No. 9: 75-78 Ap 93 so Business Education Index 73

Usingcamcorders to improve teaching. Joyce A Eckart Pre-servim teachers' use of videotape for self-evalua- and Sarah L Gibson. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 288- tion. Lydia Ruth Struyk and Lorraine H. McCoy. 292 My/.Tu 93 Clearinghs, Vol. 67 No. 1: 31-34 Sep/Oct 93 Surviving the student teaching experience. Ginny Student Recruitment Richerson. KBEA J, 5-6 Spring 93

Image control. Deede Sharpe. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. Telecommunications for inservice training of high 1: 24-25, 55 Ja 93 school math teachers. Robert Mayes. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 9: 72-74 Ap 93 Marketing quality programs: the key to program sur- vival. Joyce P. Logan and A. C. Krizen. KBEA 3, 14- Two-way, interactive A/V applied to the supervision 16 Spring 93 ofstudent teachers. Barbara N. Clawson and Anne M. Weiner. THE 3, Vol. 20, No. 11: 67-69 Ju 93 Marketing vocational education. Ann Dykman. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 1: 28-32, 56 Ja 93 Who will teach the teachers? Ann Dykman. Voc Ed 3, Vol. 68, No. 6: 23-27, 53 Sep 93

Teacher Education Teacher Performance A new source for teachers. Susan J. Olson. Voc Ed1, Vol. 68, No. 6: 36-37 Sep 93 A microcomputer-based teaching evaluation system. James J. Divoky. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 372-375 .11/Aug A secondary social studies methods course. J. T. 93 Nelson. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 223-224 Mr/Ap 93 A view from the back of the room: videotaping teachers in action. Edward G. Martin and Fredric L. A student teacher's actual teaching in the business edu- Mayerson. Clearinghs, Vol. 66 No. 2: 114-116 Nov/ cation classroom compared with reflections about Dec 92 teaching. Clora Mae Baker. Bus Ed Dig, Vol. 3: 2-12 93 Book review: Imposters in the Temple by Martin Anderson. Rebecca M. Blank. I Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. An induction ceremony for new teachers. Patricia H. 3: 283-286 Summer 93 Phelps. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 154 b./Feb 93 Evaluation: a key piece in the distance education Beginning teachers' perceptions of the importance of puzzle. James M. Shaeffer and Charlotte W. Farr. THE induction practices and mentor characteristics and be- J, Vol. 20, No. 9: 79-82 Ap 93 haviors. Janice C. Keil. Temple University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Faculty evaluation: perceptions and preferences of business educators in NABTE research universities. British inservice for American educators. C. E. Edward A. Perkins Jr. and Robert H. Perkins. NABTE Lindgren and Peggy Emerson. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. Rev, No. 20: 50-53 93 I: 49-51 Sep/Oct 93 Helping new teachers: the perfonnance enhancement Business teacher education for the 21st caltury. Wanda model. Terra A. Young. Carole L. Crain and Deanne L Stitt-Gohdes. LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. 1: 72-83 93 McCullough. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 174-176 Ja/ Feb 93 Helping new teachers: the performance enhancement model. Terrell A. Young, Carole L. Crain and Deanne How to stay in a rut as a teacher. Robert S. Griffin. McCullough. Clearinghs, Vo, 66, No. 3: 174-176 la/ Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 293-294 My/3u 93 Feb 93 Instructor classroom behaviors and student academic Mentor perceptions of contact with beginning teach- success. Ewuuk Lomo-David and Jack Hulbert. Bus ers. Harl R. Jarmin and Debora S. Mackie'. Clearinghs, Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 12-15 Ap 93 Vol. 67, No. 1: 45-48 Sep/Oct 93 Instructor ratings: controlling for bias from initial stu- National accreditation standards impact teacher prepa- dent interest. Rose S. Prave and Galen R. Baril. JEB, ration. Lajeane G. Thomas, Harriet G. Taylor and Vol. 68, No. 6: 362-366 Il/Aug 93 Donald G. Knezek. THE J. Vol. 20, No. 11: 62-64 Ju 93 Measuring teaching performance. Edward M. Gramlich and Glen A. Greenlee. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, Planting the seeds for future business education lead- No. 1: 3-13 Winter 93 ers. Helen Parcel] Taylor. NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 37-49 1993 Portfolio assessment of teachers. Peggy G. Perkins and Jeffrey 1. Gelfer. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 235-237 Practitioners' perspectives. Wanda Stitt-Golides. Bus Mr/Ap 93 Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 17-19 Fel, 91 81 74 Business Education Index

Nor Student evaluations of instructors on the basis of at- A new game plan for American workers. Phyllis Eisen. tire. Jill R. McParlan. Central Michigan University, Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 7: 18-19, 57 Oct 93 Master's thesis 1992 Abstract at the least. Anne Bednar. PIQ, Vol. 6, No. 2: Teacher popularity and teaching effectiveness: view- 68-70 93 point of accounting students. Rubik Atamian and Gouranga Ganguli. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 163-169 la/ An examination of sources of support preferred by end- Feb 93 user computing personnel. Brent Bowman, Fritz H. Grupe and Daulatram Lund. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 4: 4- Work to school transition. Larry Cline. Voc Ed J, Vol. 11 Fall 93 68, No. 2: 26-27, 49 Feb 93 An identification of change factors in Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) graduates of University of North Dakota-Lake Region. Idona Streifel-Mikkelsen. Testing and Evaluation University of North Dakota, Master's thesis 1992 Cooperative test-review teams improve student Another call from home: the work and family conflict achievement. John E. Stzinbrink and Robert M. Jones. by Dartnell. Marilyn Martin Rossmann. HRD Qtly, Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 307-311 My/Ju 93 Vol. 4, No. 2: 212-217 Swirlier 93

Electronic test generators: what current programs can Book review: Cultures and organizations: software of tio for teachers. Edward L. Vockell and Douglas J. the mind by Geert Hofede. Roger Langley. 1IRD Qtly, Fiore. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 356-362 .11/Aug 93 Vol. 4. No. 3: 319-325 Fall 93 Evaluation: a key piece in the distance education Book review: lluman resource strategies by Graeme puzzle. James M. Shaeffer and Charlotte W. Farr. THE Salaman. Alan Clardy. HRD Qtly. Vol. 4. No. 3: 315- J, Vol. 20, No. 9: 79-82 Ap 93 319 Fall 93

Factors, including curriculum, that relate to test anxi- Characteristics of training and human resource devel- ety experienced by secondary school students. Mary opment degree programs in the United States. Cynthia Jean Evers-Lush. Virginia Polytechnic' Institute and Gaudet and Annette Vincent. DPE J. Vol. 35, No. 3: State University; Doctoral dissertation 1992 138-159 Summer 93

Help with hiring. Dan A. Biddle. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 8: Complex technology gives rise to training industry. 17-18 Oct 93 Sandra Sopko. Office, Vol. 118, No. 2: 7, 10 Aug 93 Navigating the assessment maze with portfolios. Su- Effects of in-house training in customer service on se- san R. Cramer. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 72-74 Novi lected behavioral characteristics of employees whose Dec 93 job involve interfacing with the public in the banking and retail industries. Wazir Mohamed. Lehman Col- The relationship between student learning style and lege. Master's thesis 1992 performance on various test question fommts. Joyce H. Holley and Elizabeth K. Jenkins. JEB, Vol. 68, No. Employee decisions to enroll in microcomputer train- 5:301-308 My/Ju 93 ing. Joseph J. Martocchio. IIRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 51-69 Spring 93 The use of management and marketing textbook multiple-choice questions: a case study. David R. Hamp- Employer-hased training and development: new dimen- ton, Kathleen A. Krentler and Aleza 13. Martin. JEB, sions in teaching. Lena M. Cunningham-Smith. Bus Vol. 69, No. 1: 40-43 Sep-Oct 93 Ed Forum; Vol. 48, No. 2: 19-21 Dec 93

Three test-making macros. Gina Uranich. WP Mag, Identification of current and future entry-level office Vol. 5, No. 8: 58-61 Aug 93 equipment skills to determine iftraining on automated equipment plays a major role for entry-level employ- The acceptability of questionable marketing practices: ment in office occupations with implications for cur- perceptions of secondary marketing education senior riculum. Kandy L. Bauer. Central Michigan Univer- students in Ohio. Jeffrey A. Collins. Bowling Green sity, Master's thesis 1992 State University, Master's thesis 1992 In Wisconsin. Uniroyal workem face new reality. Jim Mortwedt. Voc Ed J. Vol. 68, No. 7: 24, 58 Oct 93 Training and Development Instructional designers' decisions and priorities: a survey of design practice. John Wedman and Martin A case study of General Electric's multimedia train- Tessmer. P1Q. Vol. 6, No. 2: 43-57 93 ing systems. Janice C. Sipior and John Townsend. IR M J. Vol. 6, No. 4: 23-31 Fall 93 Interactive videodisc instruction product introduction in a high-technology company. Kathleen Warner. Uni- versity of Minnesota, Master's thesis 1992 8 2 Business Education Index 75

Invited reaction: employer trainingis a mandated tax Washington timber workers retrain for technical jobs. the only solution? Lisa NI. Lynch. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, Jewell Manspeaker and Jon Krug. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 3: 243-246 Fall 93 No. 7: 25, 58 Oct 93 Is there life atter IB training? A discussion of the is- Workshop topic: vocational education and training sues. Lyn S. Amine. J Teach Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 2: 7- developments in England. C. Chapman, H. Orchard 17 93 and Y. C. Stewart-Smith. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 35-37 Nov 93 Leadership development: a review of literature with applications for leadership development in the bank of Thailand. Saranya Wajnanwat. University of Minne- Needs Assessment sota, Master's thesis 1992 Identifying expestation.s for service quality in training New beginnings after Andrew. Michelle Tate. Voc Ed and education through process needs assessment. J, Vol. 68, No. 7: 23 Oct 93 Michael F. Cassidy, Barry J. Schimmel and Kathleen- Ann C. Brady. Northern states power company electric construction 1992, continuing training for: linemen, troublemen, Needs assessment and problem solving: a critical ap- foremen, underground cable splicers, electrician me- praisal of a critical reappraisal. Roger Kaufman and chanics. Julie Theobald. University of Minnesota. Mark J. Gavora. PIQ. Vol. 6, No. 2: 87-98 93 Master's thesis 1992 Review: Easy-gen employee attitude survey generator Perceptions of trained and untrained entry-level secre- and MSAT managerial assessment tool. Vicki S. tarial staff held by Kingston, Jamaica, area business Kaman. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 107-113 Spring 93 employers. Yvonne Metz. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 Review: The Judd test for Lotus 1-2-3: a software skills proficiency test. Shirley T. Morton. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, Personal computer training at Illinois Department ofNo. 1: 114-117 Spring 93 Transportation District 9: employee perceptions. An- gela Brown. Southern Illinois University at Training needs assessment at work: a dynamic pro- Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 cess. Catherine M. Sleezer. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 3: 247-264 Fall 93 Problems of corporate training and development personnel. Barbara D. Davis and Lillian H. Chaney. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 3: 26-33 Spring 93 Performance Improvement Staff development: key to successful technology implementation in public schools. Allen Green. TIIE J. Vol. An early endeavor to apply quality concepts to the sys- 20, No. 11: 65-66 Ju 93 tematic design of instruction: successes and lessons learned. Debby King autel Ann Dille. P1Q, Vol. 6, No. Starting over. Naima Mateen. Voc Ed J. Vol. 68. No. 3: 48-63 Special 93 7: 22, 59 Oct 93 Applications of control charts to an educational sys- Survey of bank sales training practice. R. Stephan tem. Charles A. Melvin. PIQ, Vol. 6, No. 3: 74-85 Parker, Charles E. Pen ijohn and William Canter. HRD Special 93 Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 171-183 Sununer 93 Book review: Empowered terms: creating self-directed The effect of interactive video and print role models work groups that improve quality, productivity, and and learner sex on instructional motivation. Kathryn participation by Richard S. Wellins. Glenn E. Baker. Ley and James D. Klein. PIQ, Vol. 6, No. 2: 58-67 93 1IRD Qtly. Vol. 4. No. 1: 117-120 Spring 93

The effectiveness of employee assistance program su- Book review: Improving perfonnance: how to man- pervisor training: a rejoinder (I IRDQ 3:4). Phillip D. age the %tithe space on the organization chart by Geary Johnson. I I RD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 193-195 Summer Rununler and Alan Brache. James J. Wimbiscus. HRD 93 Qtly, Vol. 4. No. 3: 311-315 Fall 93

The woodworkers' store retail sales associate training Book review: Improving work systems: how IDS is program. Anthony Tiritilli. University of NI innesota, improving quality and customer service through em- Master's thesis 1992 ployee involvement by Blue Sky Productions. Bruce N. Barge. 11RD Qtly, Vol 4, No. 2: 209-212 Summer Underinvestment in employer training: a mandate to 93 spend? John H. Bishop. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4. No. 3: 223- 241 Fall 93 Book review: Quality through people: in search of quality by enterprise media/sam tylcr productions. Using the work group as a laboratory for learning: in- David J. Matuszak. I IRD Qtly. Vol. 4. No. 2: 206-209 creasing leadership and team effectiveness through Summer 93 feedback. Harriet V. Lawrence and Albert K. Wiswell. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 135-148 Summer 93 83 76 Business Education Index

Book review: Leadership for the twenty-first century The KAIZEN leader: Continuously improving admin- by Joseph C. Rost. Alan H. Church. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, istration. Ellen Earle Chaffee. P1Q, Vol. 6, No. 3: 64- No. 2: 197-206 Summer 93 73 Special 93 Diversity without performance is a ticket to medioc- Using quality systems to improve performance. Frank rity: a rejoinder (HRDQ 3:4). Christopher L Wash- Caplan. P1Q, Vol. 6, No. 3: 7-20 Special 93 ington. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 3: 291-293 Fall 93 World class quality and performance improvement. Getting better faster: accelerating learning and im- William A. Golomski. PIQ, Vol. 6, No. 3: 21-27 Spe- provement Victor R. Dingus and Russell Justice. PIQ, cial 93 Vol. 6, No. 3: 28-34 Special 93 Guidelines for using videotaped feedback effectively. Program Evaluafion Katherine A. Karl and Jerry M. Kopf. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 3: 303-310 Fall 93 Cost-effectiveness evaluation of decentral ized interna- ticeal technical training. David A Johnson. FIRD Qtly, Integrated performance support (IPS). A new concept Vol. 4, No. 3: 265-275 Fall 93 for a new era! Elizabeth A. Regan. OSRA Proc, 1-10 Mr 93 Identifying expectations for service quality in training and education through process needs assessment. Leadership development at Federal Express Corpora- Michael F. Cassidy-, Barry J. Schimmel and Kathleen- tion. Patricia H. Murrell and John P. Walsh. I IRD Qtly, Ann C. Brady. PIQ, Vol 6, No. 2: 3-16 93 Vol. 4, No. 3: 295-302 Fall 93

Prefarx to the special issue on quality systems in performance improvement. Walter Dick and E Craig Workplace Impact Johnson. PIQ, Vol. 6, No. 3: 3-6 Special 93 Invited reaction: intellsctualizing should not relieve the need to act. Patricia A McLagan. IIRD Qtly, Vol. 4, Quality in training organization. Walter Dick. PIQ, Vol. No. 1: 33-37 Spring 93 6, No. 3: 35-47 Special 93 Relationships between current performance and like- Relationships between current performance and like- lihood of promotion for old versus young workers. lihood of promotion for old versus young workers. Sidney R. Siegel. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 39-50 Sidney R. Siegel. FIRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 39-50 Spring 93 Spring 93 Transforming the practice of management. Peter M. Strategic improvement of workplace competence I: breaking out of the incompetence trap. Dale M. Senge. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 5-32 Spring 93 Brethower. PIQ, Vol. 6, No. 2: 17-28 93

Strategic improvement of workplace competence II: the economics of competence. Dale M. Brethower. PIQ. Vol. 6, No. 2: 29-42 93

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Author Entries

AGRAWAL, Jagdish, et al. A Quantity surcharges on groceries. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 2: 335-356 Winter 93 ABBAS1, Sami M. and Kcnneth W. Hollman Inability to adapt: the hidden flaw of managerial in- AHMED, Alice, et al. eptness. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 1: 22-25, 37 Jan 93 Computer augmented collaborative literature review. OSRA Proc, 58-68 Mr 93 ABDALLA, Adil E. A. A country report project for an international econom- AHRENS, Judith D. and Gerardo A. Esquer ics class. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24. No. 3: 231-236 Summer Internet's potential as a global information infrastruc- 93 ture: a case study and Is nent. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 4: 18-27 Fall 93 ABERNATHY, Aileen All the ncws that FITS. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 12: 42-44 AIKEN, Milam Dec 93 Teaching with group decision support systems. Bus Ed . Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 21-23 Ap 93 Built for speed. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 4: 42-44 Ap 93 AIKEN, Milani W. ABRAMSON, Joseph and Suzanne Desai Book review: PC magazine BASIC techniques and Purchase involvement of new car buyers: a descriptive utilities by Ethan Winer. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 1: 41 Win- study. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 2: 13-20 Fall 93 ter. 93 ADAMICK, Robert S. Book review: Programming principles in computer Green companies can save money, environment. Of- graphics by Leendert Ammeraal. J EUC. Vol. 5, No. fice, Vol. 117, No. 1: 44 la 93 2: 33 Spring 93

ADAMS, Ronald J. and Kenneth M. Jennings AKERS, Michael D. and Lloyd D. Doney Media advocacy: a case study of Philip Sokolors cho- Information systems content in the CPA examination. lesterol awareness campaigns. J Cons Alf, Vol. 27, No. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 81-88 Fall 93 1: 145-165 Summer 93 AKEYO, Valerie T. and Constance Pollard ADKINS, Bertee and Ralph David Begley Telecommunications competencies for clerical office Teacher employment in Tennessee: a comparison. professionals. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 1: 21-26 Fall 92 KBEA J, 9-11 Spring 93 ALBUQUERQUE, Haroldo ADKINS, Tony Secondary education in Brazil. ISBE News, Vol. 24, The business of mail. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 12: 51-52 No. 1: 7-9 Fall 93 Dec 93 ALDEN, Dana L AGAMI, Abdel M. Product trial and country-of-origin: an analysis of per- Using international financial databases in teaching in- ceived risk effects. J Global 1M, Vol. 6, No. 1: 7-2693 ternational accounting courses. JT hit Bus. Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 103-113 93 ALEXANDER. Peter and Alice Simon Book review: internationalization, market power and AGGARWAL, Anil consumer welfare by Yves Bourdet. J Cons Alf, Vol. An end user computing view: Present and future. J 27, No. 2: 418-421 Winter 93 EUC, Vol. 5, No. 4: 29-32 Fall ALI, Abbas J. and Robert C. Camp AGINSKY, Alon The relevance of firm size and international business Card sharks: 10 ways to slash phone fraud. ow Sys, experience to market entry strategies. J Global M, Vol. Vol. 10, No. 11: 12-15 Nov 93 6, No. 4: 91-112 93

AGNEW, Judy L. ALLEN, Jeff, et al. Book review: Danger in thc comfort zone: from board- Using coupon incentives in recycling aluminum: a room to mailroom--how to break the entitlement habit market approach to energy conservation policy. 1 Cons that's killing American business by Judith M. AEI', Vol. 27, No. 2: 300-318 Winter 93 Bardwick. J Org Bch Mgt, Vol. 13, No, 2: 75-79 93

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ALLRED, Wallace E. and Clifford H. Edwards ANTOINE, Joseph More on a nation at risk: have the recommendations Network committee. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 52-55 Nov been implemented? Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 85-87 93 Nov/Dec 93 s Workshop topic: financial reporting standards in the ALM, Duane and Robert O. Neely EC. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 40-43 Nov 93 Meeting individual needs: a learning styles success story. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 109-113 Nov/Dec ARCHBALD, Douglas A. and Rolf K. Blank 92 Magnet schools and issues of education quality. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 81-86 Nov/Dec 92 ALTER, Harvey Cost of recycling municipal solid waste with and with- ARNESON, Patricia out a concurrent beverage container deposit law. J Cons Strategies of teaching elementary keyboarding. N & Aff. Vol. 27, No. 1: 166-186 Summer 93 Q, Vol. 18, No. 1: 5-8 Spring 93

AMATT, John, et al. ARNETT, Kirk P. and Mary C. Joni. Climbing your own Everest. See. Vol. 53. No. 7: 26- Proganuning languages: today and tomorrow. J CIS, 27 Aug/Sep 93 Vol. 33. No. 4: 77-81 Summer 93

AMES, Gary Adna ARNOLD, Vanessa D. and Terry D. Roach Why microcomputers may increase the cost of doing Reach out and write someone. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, business. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 4: 12-17 Fall No. 3: 25-27 Feb 93

AMINE, Lyn S. ARNOLD. Vivian, et al. Is there life after 1B training? A discussion of the is- Postsecondary keyboarding students' speed and accu- sues. J Teach Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 2: 7-17 93 racy outcomes when using electronic equipment. DPE J, Vol. 35, No. 3: 175-189 Summer 93 AMINI, Minoo S. 5 Facilitating communication in classroom. J CIS. Vol. Ttxlinolou and keyboarding accuracy. Bus Ed Forum, 33, No. 4: 34-38 Sunbmer 93 Vol. 47. No. 4: 16-19 Ap 93

ANDELORA, Sharon ASH. Angela D. Middle school computer appliintions. NJ BE Obs. Vol. 6.0's great new gaphics features. WP Mag, Vol. 5, 65: 45-52 92-93 .No. 10: 40-43 Oct 93 ANDERS, Jeffrey, al. Customized coupons. WP Mag, Vol. 5. No. 8: 67-70 Influence of Myers-litriggs type on preference for data Aug 93 presentation format. J CIS, Vol. 33. No.4: 85-90 Sum- ** mer 93 When v.riters block (Alt-F4). WP Mag. Vol. 5. No. 8: 103-105 Aug 93 ANDERSON, Alan, et al. *4, Influence of Myers-Briggs type on preference for data and Lisa Downs Beamson presentation format. J CIS, Vol. 33, No.4: 85-90 Sum- Meet the WordPerfect whiz kid. WP Mag. Vol. 5. No. mer 93 1: 48-50 Ja 93 S. ANDERSON, John C. --and Jerry L. Stern Dance to the music: records management and litiga- Table of contents made easy. WP Mag. Vol. 5. No. 8: tion in Canada. R M Qtly, Vol. 27. No. 2: 12-14. 16- 62-65 Aug 93 18 Apr 93 ASHBAUGH, Donald L. and A. Frank Thompson ANDRE, Rae Factors distinguishing exceptional performance on the Viewpoint: Diversity curricula in the business school. uniform CPA exam. JEB. Vol. 68. No. 6: 334-337 JI/ JEB, Vol. 68. No. 5: 313-315 My/Ju 93 Aug 93

ANDREWS, J. Craig, et al. ASHTON, Beverly Cron-cultural generalizability of a scale for profiling Transition into adult life: the New Zealand experience. consumers' decision-making styles. J Cons Aff. Vol. Clearinghs. Vol. 66. No. 3: 171-173 Ja,Feb 93 27, No. 1: 55-65 Summer 93 ATAM1AN. Parbik and Gouranga Ganguli ANG, A. Y. and G. K. Winley Teacher popularity and teaching effectiveness: view- Information systems education: comparison of views point of accounting students. JEB. Vol. 68. No. 3: 163- from Australian and southeast Asian aimdemks. J CIS. 169 JaIeb 93 Vol. 34, No. 1: 30-36 Fall 93 ATHAPPILLY, Kuriakose, et al. ANTIOCHIA, Sergio, et al. l'he triune expert expert system development by end Decision support system for local area network pro- users in the changing IS environment. J CIS, Vol. 33, curement: a case study. IRM J. Vol. 6, No. 2: 5-14 No. 3: 31-34 Spring 93 Spring 93 86 Business Education Index 79

ATHEY, Susan W., et al. BAE, MiKyeong, et al. A demographic analysis of information systems fac- Patterns ofoverspending in U.S. households. Fin. C & ulty. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 85-90 Spring 93 P. Vol. 4: 11-30 93

ATKINSON, June St. Clair, et al. BAER, G. Thomas and Barbara L. Nourie Applied academics: re-establishing relevance. Bal Strategies for teaching reading in the content areas. .Sheet, Vol. 74, No. 2: 9-11 Winter 93 Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 121-122 Nov/Dec 93 and Sharon Lund O'Neil BAGLEY, Toni Paradigms for high-tech leadership. NBEA Yrbk, No. Important parliamentary considerations for the San 31: 59-68.1993 Francisco convention. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 8: 36-37 Ju 93 ATTINGER, Monique L. Integrated information management: a real world BAIRD, Inge S., et al. theory. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 3: 12-16, 30 J193 S. Alliances and networks: cooperative strategies for small businesses. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 1: 17-23 The business case for imaging. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. Spring 93 I: 10-12, 14, 15, 66 Jan 93 BAKER, Cora Mae ATUAHENE-GIMA, Kwaku A student teacher's actual teachMg in the business edu- An exploration of factors influencing inward technol- cation classroom compared with reflections about ogy licensing performance. J Global IM, Vol. 7, No. 3: teaching. Bus Ed Dig, Vol. 3: 2-12 93 25-46 93 BAKER, Glenn E. AUGUSTINE, Fred K., Jr. et al. 13ook review: Empowered terms: creating self-directed Organizational impact of decision support technology: work groups that improve quality, productivity, and what's ahead for the '90s? J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 2: 26-30 participation by Richard S. Wellins. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, Spring 93 No. 1: 117-120 Spring 93

AUGUSTINE, F. K., Jr. and T. J. Surynt BAKER, H. Eugene, Ill and Steven K. Paulson Ensuring end user productivity: an academic minor in An empirical typology of approachm to the teaching information technology. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 82-84 oforganization theory JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: 18-22 Sep- Summer 93 Oct 93

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BARCLAY, Amelia H. Benclunarking: bettering our best Sec. Vol. 53, No. 7: BADER, Anne and Lynne Waymon 32-33 AugiSep 93 Strengthen your networking know-how. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 2: 7-9 Feb 93 BARGE, Bruce N. Book review: Improving work systems: how IDS is BACKENS, Channaine K. improving quality and customer service through em- Stenotype practice with pay. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 10: ployee involvement by blue sky productions. HRD Aug/Oct 93 Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 209-212 Summer 93

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CHAPMAN, C.. et al. CIRNCIONE, Joseph A. Workshop topic: vocational education and training Revision and business writing: checking the numbers. developments in England. SE1C Rev. No. 122: 35-37 ABC Bul. Vol. 56. No. 1: 16-21 Mr 93 Nov 93 CLAM prrr, Phillip G. and Cal W. Downs CHAPMAN, Joseph and Shaheen Borns Employee perceptions of the relationship between com- Product differentiation and positioning: contlised con- munication and productivity: a field study. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 1: 5-28 93

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CLARDY, Alan COLEMAN, Matt Book review: Human resource strategies by Graeme The thrill of victory. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 30-32 Salaman. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 3: 315-319 Fall 93 Ap 93

CLARK, Dean COLEMAN, Nancy Theorist: mathematics smart weapon. Ed Tech Ex- Why do they do it? MBEA Today, Vol. 58, No. 5: 10- change, Vol. 1, No. 3: 24-31 Fall 93 11 Dec 93

CLARK, James E. and Barbara J. Phillips COLEN, Mark Attitudes towards economics: Uni- or multidimen- Print four pages per sheet. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 7: 77- sional? 1 Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 3: 195-212 Summer 79, 81 .1193 93 COLLARD, Eileen F. N. CLARK, Jon D., et al. The impact of Denting quality management of inter- A demographic analysis of information systems fac- departmental cooperation. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: ulty. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 85-90 Spring 93 71-79 Spring 93

CLARK, Lynn and Darlene Shue COLLETTE, Myra Mattern Reporting using braille. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 3: 31 Jan A profile of tximputer utilization in North Dakota bust- 93 nm and office education progran a. University of North Dakota, Master's thesis 1992 CLARRY, John William Software applications for international business edu- COLLINS, Jeffrey A. cation: a review of Compact Disclosure and Disclo- The acceptability of questionable marketing practices: sure/Worldscope software. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/ perceptions of secondary marketing education senior 4: 147-156 93 students in Ohio. Bowling Green State University, Master's thesis 1992 CLAWSON, Barbara N. and Anne M. Weiner Two-way, interactive A/V applied to the supervision COMER, Lucette B. and J. A. F. Nicholls of student teachers. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 11: 67-69 Ju Simulating the global market place: A software review 93 and comparison. J T Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 3/4: 135-145 93 CLIFFORD, R. About British work permits. J CR, Vol. 55, No. 1: 68- COMERFORD, Linda 70 Nov 93 Taking the "GR" out of grammar. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 1: 12-15 Mr 93 CLINE, Larry Work to school transition. Voc Ed 1, Vol. 68, No. 2: CONCEPCION, Blanca E. 26-27, 49 Feb 93 The effects of grammar knowledge on the writing skills of business English students in Puerto Rico. New York CLINTON, Jane University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Keyboarding portfolio. Kan Bus Tchr, Vol. 46, No. 2: 2-3 Spring 93 CONN, Patricia Leant Tech prep at Atlantic Community College--a success COCHRAN, Thad, et al. story. NJ BE Obs, Vol. 65: 53-56 92-93 A blueprint to revolutionize America's schools. THE .1, Vol. 21, No. 1: 4, 6, 8 Aug 93 CONNOLLY, Michael R., Jr. How do you spell friendship? an intergenerational spell- COFFIN, Donald A. ing bee. Clearinghs. Vol. 66, No. 5: 267-268 My/Ju Using the competitive edge..1 Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. I: 93 62-69 Winter 93 COOLEY, Van, et al. COFFMAN, Mary American school 2000: Westfield's technology initia- Nontechnical competencies instruction in Illinois sec- tive. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 83-86 May 93 ondary and postsecondary business education classes. Soutlwrn Illinois University at Carbondale, Master's COOPER, Della L. and Sheila C. Porterfield thesis 1992 Using collaborative business writing groups to strengthen students' writing skills. MBEA J, Vol. 20: COHEN, Avi J. and John Spencer 22-26 93 Using writing across the curriculum in economics: is taking the plunge worth it? J Econ Ed, Vol. 24. No. 3: COOPER, Lloyd G. and Susan Underwood 219-230 Summer 93 Evaluating the use of technology in your office. Clearinghs. Vol. 66, No. 4: 250-251 Mr/Ap 93 COLE, Barbara C. and Dennic L. Smith Cooperative tanning strategies for teaching adult busi- CORBIN. Steven B., et al. ness English.JEB. Vol. 68, No. 3: 170-173 Ja/Feb 93 Perceptual-based student outcomes assessment process in the marketing curriculum. JE13, Vol. 69. No. I: 11- 17 Sep-Oct 93 95 88 Business Education Index

CORDER, Steve and Ralph Ruby Jr. COUNTS, Stephanie R. and Beverly Lavergneau Micrceomputer-based software alternatives for project Choice as a vehicle for urban educational change in management. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: 56-59 Sep-Oct 93 the 1990s. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 79-80 Nov/Dec 92 CORNELIUS, C. J. Braille transcripts. JCR, Vol. 54, No. 3: 28, 30 Jan 93 COURT, Deborah A playful environment in a cooperative physics class- CORNUEJOLS, Chantal F. and Kathryn A. Murphy- room. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 295-298 My/Ju 93 Judy Multicultural multimedia across the curriculum: a pi- COUSIN, Robyn lot project. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 7: 77-80 Feb 93 School-family partnerships: Minneapolis public schools model for success. University of Minn,mota, CORTESE, Joanne G. Master's thesis 1992 Book review: Business coninunications: with contemporary issues and microcomputer applications by M. COX, Charles C., III., et al. H. Rader and Linda Kurth. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: Curriculum wholeness through synergistic teaching. 65-66 Dec 93 Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 252-254 Mr/Ap 93

Book review: Business communication today by COX, Glenda C. and Thomas A. Rakes Courtland L. Bovee and John V. Thill. ABC Bul, Vol. Using the "grapevine" to effect change in schools. .56, No. 1: 51-53 Mr 93 Clearinghs. Vol. 67, No. 1: 17-20 Sep/Oct 93 Book review: Business conununication: toward 2000 COX, Raymond A. K., et al. by Arthur H. Bell. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 65 Dec Notes & Conunents: The stock market reaction to plant 93 closings. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, No. 1: 57-60 Spring 93 Book review: Communicating in business: key to success by William H. Bonner. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. I: CRAIG, Robert P. 53-54 Mr 93 Teen sexual activity and the need for the development *5 of the moral imagination. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: Book review: Contemporary business education by 225-227 Mr/Ap 93 Scot Ober. ABC Bul, Vol. 56. No. 1: 49-50 Mr 93 $ 5. -and Ruth Kravetz Book review: Design of business communications by Science or aesthetics: a journey through chemistry Elizabeth Tebeaux. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. I: 50-51 class. Clearinghs. Vol. 66, No. 6: 363-365 .11/Aug 93 Mr 93 CRAIN, Carole L, et al. CORWIN, Thomas M. Helping new teachers: the performance enhancement Examining school choice issues. Clearinghs, Vol. 66. model. Ckaringhs, Vol. 66, No. 3: 174-176 .1a/Feb 93 No. 2: 68-70 Nov/Dec 92 CRAMER, Susan R. COSGROVE, Nancy Navigating the assessment maze with portfolios. Typewriters adapt: they're here to stay. Office, Vol. 117, Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 72-74 Nov/Dec 93 No. 1: 87 la 93 CRIDER, Bill COSGROVE, Nancy Dunn Photo CD tums pro. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 7: 52, 54, 56 31 The paperless office: still a myth in the nineties. Of- 93 fee, Vol. 117, No. 4: 25, 27, 29 Ap 93 CRONAN, Timothy Paul and Kristy D. Glorfeld COSTELLO, Ronald W. Computer infonnation satisfaction: a longitudinal study Using business criteria to make technology decisions of computing systems and EUC in a public organiza- in a school district. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 4: 105-108 tion. J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 1: 27-36 Winter 93 Nov 93 $ --and Steve D. White COTTAGE, John and Deborah Hutchings User infonnation satisfaction for maintained account- Prudential amet management's optical storage docision. ing systems: the validity and reliability of the short- IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 4: 31-32 31/Aug 93 fonn measure. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 2-10 Spring 93 .5 COTTON, Chester C., et al. --and other authors Business research: perspectives of deans of AACSB- Information systems development: issues a Ifect ing suc- accredited business schools. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 5: 261- cess. I CIS. Vol. 34, No. I : 50-62 Fall 93 265 My/Ju 93 CRONIN, Michael W. COULSON, Jim Teaching listening skills via interactive videodisc. THE Our professional responsibility. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. .1, Vol. 21, No. 5: 62-68 Dec 93 2: 20-25 Apr 93

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CROOP, David L DANOWSK1, James A. and Ronald E. Rice Insurance image management: a 'hybrid' solution. Is it really just like a fancy answering machine? Com- IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 2: 20-21 Mr/Ap 93 paring sematic networks ofdifferent types of voice mail users. I Bus Coin, Vol. 30, No. 4: 369-397 Oct 93 CROSS, Geoffrey A. Gaining access to an insurance company. ABC Bul, DARBY, Karlene Vol. 56, No. 1: 44 Mr 93 A tale of two cities. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 6: 40-41 Sep 93 CROWELL Charles R. and C. Joseph Williams Providing institutional support for educational tech- DARLEY, William K. uad Denise M. Johnson nologies: a case study. THE J, Vol. 21, No. 4: 114-118 Cross-national comparison of consumer attitudes to- Nov 93 ward consumerism in four developing countries. J Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 1: 37-54 Summer 93 CUNNINGHAM-SMITH, Lena M. Employer-based training and development new dimen- DARLING, Carol Whitney and Steven E. Sorg sions in teaching. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 2: 19- A new attitude. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 3: 18-21 Mr 93 21 Dec 93 DARLING, Doug CURRY, Gloria Sophomore retention at UND-Lake Region. Univer- Increasingly cost effective, recycling programs continue sity of North Dakota, Master's thesis 1992 to grow. Office, Vol. 118, No. 2: 30-31, 51. 55 Aug 93 * DARTER, Marvin E. and Katherine T. Hoff Temporary help market continues to grow. Office, Vol. A communication-rich systems design project. ABC 118, No. 1: 8,10 Jl 93 Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 32-37 Dec 93

Creative-looking documents are key to business suc- DASCH, Deborah A. and Martha I. Finney cess. Office. Vol. 117, No. 6: 36-37 Ju 93 Carpal tunnel syndrome: an update. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 7: 34-37 My 93

DAVEY, D. J. Getting the table. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 2: 76-79 Feb 93

DADASHZADEH, Mohammad DAVIDSON, Lawrence S. and Elisabeth C. Gumnoir Using decision tables to verify rule-based expert sys- Writing to learn in a business economics class. J Econ tems. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 18-22 Fall 93 Ed, Vol. 24, No. 3: 237-243 Summer 93

-and Mohammed Taghavi-Fard DAVIDSON, Peter Book review: Management information systems by Computer fax the next move in office automation. Off Vladmir Zwass. IRM J. Vol. 6, No. 3: 47 Summer 93 Sys, Vol. 10, No. 5: 12-14, 16 My 93

DAGGETT, Willard R. Microsoft's "at work." Off Sys, Vol. 10. No. 12: 10- Answering the call for school reform. Bal Sheet, Vol. 18 Dec 93 74, No. 2: 2-3 Winter 93 5* Unleash your fax machine's sales igc marketing poten- DAILY, Linda tial. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 7: 32, 34, 37-39 3193 A retirement dream. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 9: 10-11 Nov/ Dec 93 DAVIS, Andrew W. Document imaging integrates database and workflow The 21st-century secretary. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 5: 12-14 from Alaska to Texas. IMC J, Vol. 29, No. 2: 15-17 My 93 Mr/Ap 93 ** DALENBERG, Douglas R., et al. Tame the office paper tigers with document-imaging Doing business in global markets: perspectives of in- systems. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 3: 24, 26, 28 Mr 93 ternational freight forwarders. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 53-68 93 DAVIS, Barbara D. and Lillian H. Chaney Problems of corporate training and development per- DALEY, James M., et al. sonnel. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 3: 26-33 Spring 93 Doing business in global markets: perspectives of international freight forwarders. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. DAVIS, Bobby J. and Carolyn Hagler 4: 53-68 93 Improving students' library skills through electronic searching. MBEA 3. Vol. 20: 2-9 93 DANIEL Larry 0. et al. Implementation of a process for the design of an epi- DAVIS, Bobbye J. and Donna H. Redmann sodic ethics assessment instrument. DPE J, Vol. 35, Strategies for teaching international concepts in busi- No. 4: 245-257 Fall 93 ness courses. DPE Ins% Vol. 9, No. 1: 1-4 Ja 93 97 90 Business Education Index

DAVIS, C. Gregory DECKER, Phillip J. The office green. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 12: 22-27 Dec Invited reaction: the quality revolution and research 93 a need for more examination of teamwork. IIRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 149-151 Summer 93 DAVIS, Duane et al. Using coupon incentives in recycling aluminum: a DECKERT, Verlyn market approach to energy conservation policy..1Cons Gaining access. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 9: 26-27 .1193 Aff, Vol. 27, No. 2: 300-318 Winter 93 DELANEY, Michael, et a'. DAVIS, Jeff and Howard Splete Structured techniques for successful end user spread- Somewhere out there. Voc Ed.i, Vol. 68, No. 7: 26-27, sheets. J EUC. Vol. 5, No. 2: 18-25 Spring 93 60 Oct 93 DELANEY, Paula J., et al. DAVIS, Renee and Calvin H. Chipman Economic well-being of disabled elderly living in the Clients at your fingertips. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 3: 42- community. pin. C & P, Vol. 4: 199-216 93 46 Mr 93 mt, DELENER, Nejdet DAVIS, Refiney and Robert Underwood Book review: Reform in eastern Europe by Olivier Business teachei cfluntors' perceptions of licensing Blanchard. Rudiger Dombush, Paul Krugman. Rich- requirements for secondary schooi business teachers ard Layard. J Global 1M, Vol. 6, No. 1: 109-111 93 in the United States. Bus Ed Dig, Vol. 3: 13-19 93 DEMARIA, Carolyn DAY,.Ken and Paul A. Herbig A place in the sun. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 32-34 My The challenge of the Canadian Confederation. SBR. 93 Vol. 3, No. 1: 73-91 Spring 93 DEMARS, Nan DE LUZ, Michael The absentee boss. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 8: 26-27 Oct 93 Relationship between export strategy variables and export perfonnance for Brazil-based manufacturers. J DEMMERS, Linda, et al. Global 1M, Vol. 7, No. 3: 87-110 93 Envisioning the library of tomorrow. Ed Tech Ex- change, Vol. 1, No. 3: 8-15 Fall 93 DEANS, Candace Book review: The global issues of information tech- DENNEE, Jean nology.management by Shaikndra Palvia, Prashant Developing a global perspective through cooperative Palvia, and Ronald M. Zigli. J Global IM, Voi. 1. No. learning. Clearinghs, Vol. 66. No. 6: 367-369 ..11/Aug 1: 47-48 Winter 93 93

DEANS, P. Candace DESAI, Suzanne and Joseph Abramson and Martin D. Goslar Purchase involvement anew car buyers: a descriptive A pilot study of information systems curriculum in study. Mid-Amer J Bus. Vol. 8. No. 2: 13-20 Fall 93 foreign educational institutions.1 CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 8-17 Fall 93 DEVANEY, Sharon I. Change in household financial ratios between 1983 and and David A. Ricks 1986: were American households improving their fi- An agenda for research linking information systems nancial status? Fin. C & P, Vol. 4: 31-46 93 and international businms: theory, methodology and application. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. I: 6-19 Winter DEVOGEL, Susan 93 Ethical decision-making in organization development: current theory and practice. University of Minnesota, DEARBORN, Ruby Doctoral dissertation 1992 Price wars change the office furniture market. Office. Vol. 117, No. 2: 32, 52 Feb 93 DEWITI', Betty The effect iveness ofthe executive mentoring program DEBENEDICTIS. Don J. in the United States postal service. Lehman College, Excuse me, did you get all that? J CR. Vol. 54. No. 10: Master's thesis 1992 32-37 Aug/Oct 93 DEYOUNG. Robert DEBENHAM, Jerry and Gerald Smith Market experiments: the laboratory versus the class- Automating university teaching by the year 2000. 111E room. 1 Econ Ed. Vol. 24. No. 4: 335-351 Fall 93 J, Vol. 21, No. 1: 71-75 Aug 93 DEZOORT. Frank A.. et al. and other authors Organizational impact of decision support technology: Climbing your own Everest. Sec, Vol. 53. No. 7: 26- what's ahead for the '90s? J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 2: 26-30 27 Aug/Sep 93 Spring 93

DECKER, Anita K. DIAMOND, Arthur M., Jr. and Donald R. I laurin Creating a place in history. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, The dissemination of research agendas among young No. 4: 3-5 Ap 93 economists. J Econ Ed. Vol. 24, No. I : 53-61 Winter 98 93 Business Education Index 91

DICK, Jim DONELAN, Joseph G. Document management benefits small firms, too. IMC An integrated approach to teaching the statement of J, Vol. 29, No. 1: 20-21 Ja/Feb 93 cash flow. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 234-236 Mr/Ap 93

DICK, Walter DONEY, Lloyd D. Quality in training organization. PIQ, Vol. 6, No. 3: and Michael D. Akers 35-47 Special 93 Information systems content in the CPA examination. * J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 81-88 Fall 93 ar r. Craig Johnson Preface to the special issue on quality systems in per- and other authors formance improvement. PIQ. Vol. 6, No. 3: 3-6 Spe- Developing critical thinking skills in accounting stu- cial 93 dents. ..TEB, Vol. 68, No. 5: 297-300 My/Ju 93

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DURKIN, David EDMONDSON, Stephan R. Fax on demand. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. I: 32, 34 la 93 Reporting, Alaska style. J CR, Vol. 55. No. 1: 73-74 Nov 93 DURVASULA, Srinivas, et al. ** Cross-cultural generalizability of a scale for profiling A rose and some nuggets. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 4: 34-37 consumers' decision-making styles. J Cons Aft; Vol. Feb 93 27, No. 1: 55-65 Summer 93 a. Court reporters and TD1. J CR, Vol. 55, No. 2: 69-72 DUTIVEILER, Patricia C. and Linda Shirley Dec 93 Start making sense. Voc Ed 1, Vol. 68. No. 4: 22-25 ** My 93 a.Repping with Bn.ce. 3CR, Vol. 54, No. 6: 36 Apr 93 DYKMAN, Ann Have you tricd NCRA lately? 1 CR. Vol. 54, No. 3: From layoff to payoff. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 7: 20-21 36-37 Jan 93 Oct 93 EDWARDS, Clifford H. and Wallace E. Allred Marketing vocational education. Voc Ed .1, Vol. 68, No. More on a nation at risk: have the reconunendations 1: 28-32, 56 la 93 been implemented? Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 85-87 a tov/Dec 93 .100 Business Education Index 93

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JOHNSON, David A. JONES, Jack Williams and Carol Saunders Cost-effectivmess evaluation of decentralized interns- Organizational factors affecting the evaluation of in- tional technical training. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No.3: 265- formation systems performance. IRM J, Vol. 5, No. 4: 275 Fall 93 5-21 Fall 92

JOHNSON, Denise M. JONES, Jean L. and William K. Dar ley Don't leave home. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 6: 7-9 Ju/JI 93 Cross-national comparison of consumer attitudes toward consumerism in four developing countties..1Cons JONES, Mary C. Aff, Vol. 27, No. 1: 37-54 Summer 93 and Kirk P. Arnett Progranuning languages: today and tomorrow. J CIS, and Lyle Sussman Vol. 33, No. 4: 77-81 Summer 93 The interpreted executive: theory, models, and implications. I Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 4: 415-434 Oct 93 and other authors Systems analysis and design models revisited: a case JOHNSON, F. Craig and Walter Dick study. IRM J, Vol. 6, No. 1: 26-39 Winter 93 Preface to the special issue on quality systems in performance improvement. PIQ, Vol. 6, No. 3: 3-6 Spe- JONES, Robert M. snd Jolui E. Steinbrink cial 93 Cooperative test-review teams improve student achievement. Clearingbs, Vol. 66, No. 5:307-311 My/ JOHNSON, Jack E., et al. Ju 93 Preparing business students: can we market them suc- cessfully? Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47. No. 4: 23-26 Ap JONES. Virginia 93 Downsizing your records program could be costly. Office, Vol. 118, No. 4: 10-17 Oct 93 JOHNSON, Julie, et al. 4, Developing conceptual thinking: the concept attain- Micrographics: still a hit in the office market. Office, ment model. Clearinghs. Vol. 66, No. 2: 117-121 Nov/ Vol. 117, No. 3: 36, 38 Mr 93 Dec 92 JORDAN, Edwina K. Writing to learn in a content area. Clearinghs. Vol. 66, Managers have it, employees have it, and what can we No. 3: 155-158 Ja/Feb 93 teach alyiut it? Stress in the workplace. ABC Bul. Vol. 56. No. 2: 33 Ju 93 JOHNSON. Karin S. Current trends and projections in office automation for JORPELAND, Marsh:ill S. business in the Toledo metropolitan area. Bowling Rule 30 update. J CR. Vol. 55, No. I: 30-31 Nov 93 Green Stare University, Master's thesis 1992 JOSEPH, Anthony J. JOHNSON, Leone Safety considerations in designing accommodations for Dictation machines seek to specialize. Office. Vol. 117, intbrmation systems. R M Qtly. Vol. 27, No. 4: 28-31 No. 1: 84 Ja 93 Oct 93

Executive workstations now feature advanced soft- JOYCE, Marguerite P. Shane and Carol Blaszczynski ware. Off Sys. Vol. 10, No. 8: 30, 32, 34 Aug 93 A study of the effects of basic skills readiness, attitudi toward writing, software writing programs, and per- JOHNSON, Phillip D. sonal characteristics on business writing. NABTE Rev, The effectiveness of employee assistance program su- No. 20: 33-36 93 pervisor training: a rejoinder (HRDQ 3:4).111W Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 1-195 Summer 93 JOYNER, Randy L.. et al. Postsecondary keyboarding students' speed and accu- JOHNSON. Raymond, et al. racy outcomes when using electronic equipment. DPE The use of function point analysis to assess end user J, Vol. 35, No. 3: 175-189 Summer 93 computing systems. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 46-50 Spring 93 Technology and keyboarding accuracy. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 16-19 Ap 93 JOHNSON, Sandra K. and Franklin 0. Mixon, Jr. Linear probability models of undergraduate student JUSTICE, Russell and Victor R. Dingus attitudes toward economic regulation. Ma Vol. 68. Getting better faster: accelerating learning and im- No. 5: 293-296 My/Ju 93 provement. l'IQ, Vol. 6, No. 3: 28-34 Special 93

JONES, Carol Lurson JUS'I'IS, Robert T. and Gary J. Castrogiovanni Going international: business education in Swaziland. The chain advantage: an empirical study of video rental ISBE News, Vol. 24, No. 1: 1. 4-7 Fall 93 stores. S1312. Vol. iNo. I : 93-112 Spring 93

114 Businrss Education Index 107 KAUFMAN, Monty Outsourcing: a conmx with renewed meaning. Office, Vol. 117, No. I: 50 .14 93 KAHAI, Paramjit, et al. Computer usage characteristics and security in small KAUFMAN, Roger and Mark J. Gavora service rums: an exploratory.study. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. Needs assessment and problem solving: a critical ap- 2: 70-74 Winter 92-93 praisal of a critical reappraisal. P1Q, Vol. 6, No. 2: 87- 98 93 KAHLE, Lynn R., et al Gift-giving behaviors in the United States and Japan: KAVAN, C. Bruce and Leona M. Gallion a personal values perspective. J Global IM. Vol. 6, No. Executive support systems. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, 1: 49-66 93 No. 2: 26-28 Dec 93

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KAMAN, Vicki S. KEEDY, John L. and Alan Dale Robbins Reviews: Easy-gen employee attitude survey genera- Teacher collegial groups: a culture-building strategy tor and MSAT managerial assessment tool. HRD Qtly, for department chairs. Clearingbs, Vol. 66, No.3: 185- Vol. 4, No. 1: 107-113 Spring 93 188 Ja/Feb 93

KANAREK, Lisa KEENAN, Donna J. 10 tips to improve your filing system. Off Sys, Vol. 10, What does the future hold for office occupations? No. 4: 24, 26, 28 Ap 93 LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. 1: 84-94 93

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KEON, Thomas L, et al. KING, Bonita Sophisticated information processing technology: its Performing and promoting around the world. 1SBE relationship with an organization's environment, struc- News, Vol. 23, No. 2: 1, 6-7 Spring 93 ture, and culture. IRM 3, Vol. 5, No. 4: 23-31 Fall 92 KING, Debby and Mn Dille KEOWN, C., et al An early endeavor to apply quality concepts to the sys- Gift-giving behaviors in the United States and Japan: tematic design of instruction: successes and lessons a personal values perspeetive. J Global IM, Vol. 6, No. learned. PIQ, Vol. 6, No. 3: 48-63 Special 93 1: 49-66 93 KING, Phyllis A. and Mary Jean Evers-Lush KEPNER, Henry S., Jr. Incorporating multicultural awareness into the busi- Mathematics: an integration of views. Bal Sheet, Vol. ness communication curriculum. LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. 1: 74, No. 2: 19-21 Winter 93 12-25 93

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MAIER, Mark Teaching from tragedy: an interdisciplinary module on the space shuttle Challenger. The J, Vol. 21, No. 2: 91- MA, Louis, et al. 94 Sep 93 Critical issuw of IS management in Hong Kong: a cultural comparison..I Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 4: 28- MAJESTIC, Paulette, et al. 37 Fall 93 Computer augmented collaborative literature review. OSRA Proc, 58-68 Mr 93 MACKIEL, Debora S. and Harl R. Jarmin Mentor perceptions of contact with beginning teach- MALFITANO, Rocco and Phil Cincotta ers. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 1: 45-48 Sep/Oct 93 Network for a school of the future. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 70-74 May 93 MACKNIGHT, Diane Facility management in the 90s. Office, Vol. 117, No. MALLOY, Lynne 1: 46 Ja 93 An analysis of selected characteristics of students en- tering nontraditional and traditional occupational train- MACLEOD, Laura and Sandra J. Nelson ing. Temple University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 Development of cases for business report writing classes: the analytical report. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, MALONE, David No. 1: 36-38 Oct 93 Expert systems, artificial intelligence, and accounting. .5 Ea Vol. 68. No. 4: 222-226 Mr/Ap 93 Teaching problem solving in business classes. DPE Instr, Vol. 9, No. 3: 1-4 May 93 The ethical issues of automated information processing. J CIS, Vol. 33. No. 3: 82-84 Spring 93 MADABHUSHI, S. V. R., et al. Systems analysis and design models revisited: a case MALOY. Paul study. IRM J, Vol. 6, No. 1: 26-39 Winter 93 A hard look at soft fonts. WP Nag, Vol. 5, No. 8: 93- 97 Aug 93 MADDY-BERNSTEIN. Carolyn and Zipura Burac 5 Matias A look at language translation software. WP Mag, Vol. No fimding? No support? No problem! Exemplary 5, No. 2: 89-90, 92, Feb 93 programs for disabled students find creative solutions. vs Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 8: 25-27 Nov-Dee 93 A look at alteniative reference manuals. WP Nag, Vol. 5, No. I: 57-62 Nov 93 MADDY, Luther M., Ill v Importing and linking in 5.1 and 6.0 spreadsheets: A review of 4 postscript upgrade cartridges. WP Mag, making the WP connection. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 12: Vol. 5, No. 5: 45-50 My 93 54-58 Dec 93 Personal laser printers under $1,100. \VP Nag, Vol. 5, Personal budget fonn. WP Mag, Vol. 5. No. 8: 33-35 No. 6: 43-44. 46-48 Ju 93 Aug 93 . Review 7 electronic dictionaries. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. MAGAL, Simha R. and Ken C. Snead 3: 53-57 Mr 93 The role of causal attributions in explaining the link v between user participation and infonnation system Second annual readers choice winners. WP Mag. Vol. success. IRM J. Vol. 6, No. 3: 8-19 Summer 93 5. No. 6: 53-59 Ju 93 5* MAGER, John and W. R. Wynd and Robert L. Wright Marketing implications of the value dinrence between 13 new pointing devices to make \VP 6.0 fly! \VP Nag, Soviet and American students. J Global IM, Vol. 6, Vol. 5, No. 10: 61-65 Oct 93 No. 1: 87-108 93 MANAKYAN, Ilennan, et al. MAGLIO, Joseph A., Jr. R %=rch productivity, perceived teaching effectiveness A consumer behavior perspective on choice of univer- and management faculty opinions: a survey. SI3R, Vol. sity. University of Minnesota, Doctoral dissertation 3. No. 1: 23-39 Spring 93 1992 MANN. Ronald A. and Tony Fabbri MAGUIRE, Michael D. A critical analysis of the ACM and DPM A curricu- Address for success. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 5: 33-37 lum model.. J CIS. Vol. 34. No. 1: 77-80 Fall 93 My 93 MANNING. M. Lee MAHONEY, Kit Seven essentials of elThctive at-risk programs. Surviving austerity. R N Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 2: 26-28 Clearinghs. Vol. 66. No. 3: 135-138 Ja/Feb 93 Apr 93 5* Business Education Index 115

and Robert Lucking MARSHALL, Thomas E. and Chelan S. Sankar Cooperative learning and multicultural classrooms. Database design support: an empirical investigation Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 1: 12-16 Sep/Oct 93 of perceptions and performance. J DM, Vol. 4, No. 3: 4-14 Summer 93 AANSPEAKER, Jewell and Jon Krug Washington timber workers retrain for technical jobs. MARTIN, Aleza B., et al. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 7: 25, 58 Oct 93 The use of management and marketing textbook multiple-choice questions: a case study. JEB. Vol. 69, No. MARCHE, Theresa, et al. 1: 4043 Sep-Oct 93 Continuing teacher education through distance learning and audiographies. THEJ, Vol. 20, No. 11: 74-77 MARTIN. Edward G. and Fredric L. Mayerson Ju 93 A view from the back of the room: videotaping teachers in action. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 2: 114-116 Nov/ MARCUM, R. Susan Dec 92 What are the computer applications and activities used by business teachers in southww Missouri? Southwest MARTIN, Mindy Missouri State University, Master's thesis 092 The trial of the century: a scribe's journal. I CR, Vol. 54, No. 3: 43-44 Jan 93 MARCUS, Robert The expert's opinion, corporate data access. J DM. Vol. MARTOCCHIO. Joseph J. 4, No. 2: 3941 Spring Employee decisions to enrIll in microcomputer training. IIRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 51-69 Spring 93 MARCZELY, Bernadette A legal update on sexual harassment in the public MASON. Jerry schools. Clearinghs. Vol. 66, No. 6: 329-331 11/Aug Financial counselors: the need has never been greater. 93 Fin. C & P. Vol. 4: 5-10 93

MARGOLICK, David MASSEY. Patti D. and David E. Douglas A role model. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 5: 43 Mar 93 Object-oriented technologies in information systems curricula. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 3-7 Fall 93 MARINO, Pamela Intbrmation technology and job characteristics: a MASSEY, Walter E. changing mix for administrative support personnel. The U.S. challenge to be 01: opportunity amidst per- OSRA Proc, 25-40 Mr 93 ils. THE J, Vol. 20. No. 6: 69-71 Ja 93 ** Job design and skill level in using information tech- MASTEN. John T., et al. nology: perceptiom of administrative support person- Third world entrepr eneurial education: a ease approach nel in financial organizations. DPE 1. Vol. 35, No. 3: to role modeling. N.B. Vol. 68. No. 3: 139-143 Ja/Feb s.121-137 Summer 93 93 The relationship of skill level and job characteristics MASTERS. Pamela. et al. as perceived by administrative support personnel us- Enterprise ambassador program: a link between busi- ing information processing technologies. New York ness and the schools. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 1: 35- University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 36 Sep/Oct 93

The use of information technology and its relationship Ni,vrEEN, Naima to job characteristics of administrative support person- Starting over. Voc Ed J. Vol. 68. No. 7: 22, 59 Oct 93 nel. OSR 1, Vol. 11, No. 3: 1.14 Spring 93 MAJCI AS, Zipura Burac and Carolyn Maddy-Bernstein MARLIN, James W., Jr. and Garey C. Durden No funding? No support? No problem! Exemplary An analysis of contributions and contributors in eco- programs fin disabled students find creative solutions. nomic education research. I Econ Ed. Val. 24, No. 2: Voc Ed J. Vol. 68, No. 8: 25-27 Nov-Dec 93 171-186 Spring 93 NIATRANGA, Myrna, et al. MARNANE, Michael J. and James R. K. Heinen Site-based management: a survey of Nevada princi- Fostering moral growth through teaching literature. pals. Clearinghs. Vol. 67, No. 1: 60-62 Sep/Oct 93 Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 80-82 Nov/Dec 93 MArri I AEI, C. Frederick, et al. MAROSE. Robert A. and Mohanuned II. A. Talli Preparing gaduates for the workforce: fire role of busi- A comparative analysis of U.S. and Japanese software tress education. JED. Vol. 68. No. 4: 202-206 Mr/Ap development practices. 1 CIS, Vol. 33. No. 2: 19-24 93 Winter 92-93 MArnIEWS. Anne L. and Diane P I logan MARSHALL, Kimball I'. What tech prep means for business education. Hal VIEWPOINT preparing tbr change in computer edu- Sheet, Vol. 74. No. 2: 29-30. 32 Winter 93 cation for business. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 6: 376-380 31/ Aug 93 123 116 Business Education Index

MATTHEWS, Grainne A. MAZUR, F. E. and Geri Gay Book review: Managing the total quality transfonna- Building a better bridge to students. Ed -flxh Exchange, don by Thomas H. Beny. J Org Beh Mgt, Vol. 13, No. Vol. I, No. 1: 14-20 Spring 93 2: 71./4 93 MCBRIDE, Ron and Stephanie Knight MATTHEWS, Lynn Identifying teacher behaviors during critical-thinking Let's pcomote business education with an exciting new tasks. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 374-378 .11/Aug 93 courseinternational business. NJ BE Obs, Vol. 65: 15-21 92-93 MCBR1DE-BASS, Jeannette Women's work no more. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 3: 22- MATTSON, Melvin R. and Hooshang M. Beheshti 23, 46 Mr 93 Information systems 'weds of large corporations. J CIS, Voi. 33, No. 3: 35-37 Spring 93 MCCARTY, Cynthia and Paul A. Herbig The innovation matrix. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 69- MATURI, Richard J. 90 93 Too good to be truehow to avoid office-supply scams. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 7: 41, 43, 45 JI 93 MCCASHIN, Julie An ounce of prevention. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 5: 6-8 My MATUSZAK, David J. 93 Review: Quality through people: In search of quality by enterprise media/Sam Tyler Productions. HRD Qtly, MCCLURE, Richard H. and Timothy C. Krehbiel Vol. 4, No. 2: 206-209 Summer 93 \ Vill the revised businm statistics course meet the needs of the business faculty? JEB. Vol. 68, No. 3: 174-178 MAUPIN, Rebekah J. JeFeb 93 Gender roles in transition: career and family expectations of accounting students. Mid-Amer J Bus, Vol. 8, MCCONOCHA, Diane M., et al. No. 1: 33-37 Spring 93 Household money management: recognizing nontraditional couples. J Cons All, Vol. 27, No. 2: 258-283 MAWHINNEY, Thomas C. Winter 93 Book review: Business partnering for continuous improvement: how to forge enduring alliances among MCCOOK, Valerie employees, suppliers & customers by Charles C. Poirier Elements of accounting: a curriculum guide for busi- and William F. Houser. J Org Beh Mgt, Vol. 13, No. 2: ness education. University of Minnesota, Master's the- 80-85 93 sis 1992

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MCDANIEL Thomas R. MCLAGAN, Patricia A. See no evil. Clearinghs. Vol. 66, No. 2: 100 Nov/Dec Invited reaction: intellectualizing should not relieve the 92 need to act. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 33-37 Spring 93

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MCDONIEL Peggy L, et al. MCLAUGHLIN, Joe, et al. Information systems developmatt: issues affecting suc- Seminar topic: assessment of qual ity management sys- cess. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 50-62 Fall 93 tems in education. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 46-48 Nov 93

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PULLIAM, Linda RAINER, R. Kelly, et al. Safe and secure. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 5: 9, 11 My 93 Is CASE living up to its promises? Laboratory experiments comparing manual and automated design ap- PUNSALAN, Carla M. proaches. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 72-76 Summer 93 Gotta have it. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 28-31 My 93 RAJENDRAN, K. N., et al. PURVIS, Johnny R. and Ruth C. Garvey Perceptual-based student outcomes assessment process Components of an effective substitute teather program. in the marketing curriculum. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: 11- Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 6: 370-373 .1l/Aug 93 17 Sep-Oct 93

RAKES, Thomas A. and Glenda C. Cox Using the "grapevine" to effect change in schools. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 1: 17-20 Sep/Oct 93

QUDDUS, Munk and Salim Rashid RAMAMURTHY, K., et al. The overmathematicization of economics: lessons for Decision support systems for business education. J CIS, business disciplines. JEB. Vol. 68, No. 5: 288-292 My/ Vol. 33, No. 4: 5544 Sununer 93 Ju 93 RASHID, Salim and Munir Quddus QUIBLE, Zane K. The overmatheinaticization of economics: lessons for Gradingtechniques that help eliminate instructor burn- business disciplinim JELL Vol. 68. No. 5: 288-292 My/ out. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 2: 32-34 Dec 93 Ju 93

How we should be teaching business communication RAVAL, Vasant according to findings of writing research. ABC Bul, McMillan videotex project: closing the distance be- Vol. 16, No. 3: 25-27 Sep 93 tween student, teacher and parent. THE J. Vol. 20, No. 9: 75-78 Ap 93 QUINN, Lori Solving common table problems. WP Mag, Vol. 5. No. RAYMOND, John 9: 29-30 Sep 93 Companies find bargains in secondary phone market. . Office, Vol. 118, No. 3: 44-45 1193 and Jonell Francis ** 12 tips to speed up WP. WP Mag, Vol. 5. No. 4: 30-33 Everything in your office should be adjustable--even Ap 93 you. Off Sys. Vol. 10. No. 2: 22, 24. 26 Feb 93 S. QUINN, Susan, et al. Multifunction copiers are gaining in popularity. Of- Computer augmented collaborative literature review. fice. Vol. 118, No. 1: 42, 44 5193 OSRA Proc, 58-68 Mr 93 ' Personal organizers plan workdays. track ideas. Of- fice. Vol. 118, No. 2: 14-15. 50 Aug 93 S. Why your office needs recycled supplies. Off Sys, Vol. RAGUSA, James, et al. 10. No. 6: 45, 47, 55 Ju 93 An architecture for a heterogeneous information environment. J CIS, Vol. 34, No. 1: 42-49 Fall 93 RAYMOND. Louis, et al. Assessment of end-user computing from an organiza- RAGUSA, James M. tional perspective. IRM J, Vol. 6. No. 1: 14-25 Winter and Ronald S. Rubin 93 An expert systems approach to teaching sample size determination. J CIS, Vol. 33. No. 4: 28-33 Summer RAYMOND. Mary Anne, et al. 93 Preparing graduatts for the workforce: the role of business education. JEI3. Vol. 68. No. 4: 202-206 Mr/Ap and other athors 93 Adding knowledge-assistance to PC-based photo- graphic image database management systems. I RM J. RAZZOUK. Nabil Y. and Mary E Smith Vol. 6, No. 2: 27-38, 40 Spring 93 Improving classroom communication: the case of thc course syllabus. JEB. Vol. 68. No. 4: 215-221 Mr/Ap RAL Arun and Geoffry S. Howard 93 An organizational context for CASE innovation. IRM 1, Vol. 6, No. 3: 21-34 Summer 93 REDICK. Sharon S. and C. Michael Lloyd Motivating students. Voc Ed J. Vol. 68, No. 4: 36 My RAILSBACK, Barbara 93 A sununer of learning. Kan Bus Tchr. Vol. 47. No. 1: 4-5, 18 Fall 93 se REDMAIsl, Clarence J. Teaching entrepreneurship and economics in the busi- A survey of Kansas high schools: business edncation ness education curriculum. Kan Bus Tchr, Vol. 47, No. courses as graduation requirements. N & Q. Vol. 18, 1: 2 Fall 93 No. 1: 9-11 Spring 93 134 Business Education Index 127

REDMAN, Verne, et al. RENFORTH, William, et al. Computing use in international business courses. J CIS, International business education in Latin America: Vol. 33, No. 2: 28-31 Winter 92-93 context, topics, and pedagogy. J Teach Int Bus, Vol 4, No. 2: 19-42 93 REDMANN, Donna H. Grant writing: a necessary leadership skill. NBEA RENTZ, Katluyn Yrbk, No. 31: 98-110 1993 Editorial: Negotiating the field of business communication. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 3: 233-238 3193 and Bobbye J. Davis Strategies for teaching international concepts in busi- REVEAUX, Tony ness courses. DPE Instr, Vol. 9, No. 1: 1-4 Ja 93 Clips on the move. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 5: 48. 50 My 93

REECE, Barry L. REYNOLDS, David B. and Thomas Li-Ping Tang Learn from experience. Voc Ed J. Vol. 68, No. 7: 28- Effects of self'-a-teem and perceived goal difficulty on 29 Oct 93 goal setting, certainty, task performance, and attributions. HRD Qtly. Vol. 4, No. 2: 153-170 Summer 93 REED, Mike Graphic arts, digital imaging and technology educa- REYNOLDS, Frank tion. THE J. Vol. 21, No. 5: 69-71 Dec 93 What does business have to say about leadership? NBEA Yrbk, No. 31: 50-58 1993 REESE, Taylor Legal firsts. J CR, Vol. 55, No. 2: 36-37 Dec 93 REYNOLDS, Jim and Martin Gerstein Learning style characteristics: an introductory work- REGAN, Elizabeth A. shop. Clearinghs, Vol. 66. No. 2: 122-126 Nov/Dec Bringing office systems into focus project report. OSR 92 J, Vol. 11, No. 2: 18-39 Winter 93 REYNOLDS, Rick Integrated performance support (IPS). A new concept Closing the color gap. Pub, Vol. 8. No. 4: 63 Ap 93 for a new era! OSRA Proc, 1-10 Mr 93 ** Royal prints. Pub. Vol. 8, No. 12: 50-51 Dec 93 Office infonnation systems as a field of study and re- ** search. OSRJ, Vol. 11, No. 2: 1-17 Winter 93 Talkin"bout acceleration. Pub. Vol. 8. No. 5: 72 My 93 REINSCH, N. L., Jr. 5* The state ofthe Journal in 1992: a report from the edi- Traffic controls the xpress way. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 11: tor. J Bus Com, Vol. 30. No. 1: 87-89 93 36-41 Nov 93 .5 5* Why don't we do better research? J Bus Com, Vol. 30, and Daniel Todd No. 2: 200-202 93 Cooking up your own CD-ROMs. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 2: 62. 64, 66-67 Feb 93 and Phillip V. Lewis Author and citation patterns for The Journal of Busi- RICE, Ronald E. and James A. Danowski ness Communication, 1978-1992. J Bus Corn, Vol. 30, Is it really jusi like a fancy answering machine? Com- No. 4: 435-462 Oct 93 parin g semat ic networks of di frerent types of voice mail users. J Bus Corn, Vol. 30, No. 4: 369-397 Oct 93 REINSTEIN, Alan and Gerald H. Lander Scholarly research and teaching:is there a RICH, Grace E. and Robert M. Schranun disproportinate mix? JEB. Vol. 69, No. 1: 49-55 Sep- CAI vs. textbook for grammar and punctuation skills. Oct 93 Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 48-52 Ap 93

REISMAN, Sorel RICHARD, Kerri J. and Gisela Ernst A comparative study of multimedia personal comput- Using multicultural novels in the classroom. ing and traditional instruction in a business school cur- Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 88-90 Nov/Dec 93 riculum. IRM J, Vol. 6, No. 4: 15-21 Fall 93 5. RICHARDSON, Patricia MCPSthe multimedia computing presentation sys- Women entrepreneurs and enterprise support in Brit- tem.1 EUC, Vol. 5, No. 3: 5-16 Summer 93 ain. SIEC Rev, No. 121: 16-27 Apr 93

REITZ, Raymond, et al. R1CHERSON, Ginny American school 2000: Westfield's technology initia- Surviving the student teaching experience. KBEA 3, tive. THE J, Vol. 20, No. 10: 83-86 May 93 5-6 Spring 93 5. RENEGAR, Sandra L. and Velda Haertling --and other authors Cooperative learning in seventh-grade literature Student outcomes assessment in business education. groups. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 4: 218-222 Mr/Ap NAI3TE Rev, No. 20: 16-20 93 93

135 128 Business Education Index RICKS, David A and P. Candace Deans ROCHE, Edward M. An agenda for research linking infonnation systems International computing and the international regime. and international business: theory, methodology and J Global 1M, Vol. 1, No. 2: 20-28 Spring 93 application. 1 Global IM, Vol. 1, No. I: 6-19 Winter 93 ROCKWOOD, Edie 20 questions macro quiz. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 6: 61- RIECHARD, Donald E. 62 Ju 93 An educator's brief on dangerous plants. Clearinghs, ss Vol. 66, No. 3: 151-153 JafFeb 93 S. Font-switching styles. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 2: 84-87 Feb 93 Teaching science: the dissection dilemma. Clearinghs. 5. Vol. 67, No. 1: 4-5 Sep/Oct 93 Quick quiz. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 1: 31-33 Jo 93

RIEDI. Richard and Shannon Carroll RODERICK. Betty J. Impact North Carolina: 21st century education. THE Practices used to accommodate at-risk students in high 3, Vol. 21, No. 3: 85-88 Oct 93 school business education programs. Southwest Mis- souri State University, Master's thesis 1992 RIGHI, Carol Scab! Crossing the picket line in a teacher strike. RODES, Paul G., et al. Clearinghs. Vol. 66, No. 6: 332-334 .11/Aug 93 Continuing teacher education through distance learning and audiographics. TIIE J, Vol. 20, No. 11: 74-77 RISTAU, Robert A. and Sandra Kruzel Ju 93 Sharing resources for classroom teaching. ISBE News, Vol. 23, No. 2: 5 Spring 93 RODMAN, Vay and Robert Schramm Ergonomic study of clerical support staff VDT work- RIVARD, Suzanne, et al. stations. OSRA Proc. 112-131 Mr 93 Assessment of end-user computing from an organizational perspective. IRM J. Vol. 6, No. 1: 14-25 Winter 93 ROEBUCK, Deborah Britt How to get guest speakers without really trying. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 2: 34-35 Ju 93 R1VOIRE, Lucie 5 Table top billboards. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 6: 38-42Ju 93 Providing management assistance to clients ofa small business development center while helping toprepare students for business. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. I: 32-33 ROACH, Terry D. and Vanessa D. Arnold Mr 93 Reach out and write someone. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 3: 25-27 Feb 93 ROGERS, Donald P. Book review: Case studies in organizationalconunu- ROBBINS, Alan Dale and John L. Keedy nication by Beverly Davenport Svpher. J Bus Com, Teacher collegial groups: a culture-buildingstrategy Vol. 30. No. 1: 81-82 93 for department chairs. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 3:185- S. 188 Ja/Feb 93 Book review: Company image & reality: a critique of corporate communications by David Bernstein. J Bus ROBBINS, Reid Coin. Vol. 30, No. 2: 210-211 93 Succeeding in reporting.1 CR, Vol. 54, No. 7: 38 My 93 S. Book review: Crucial decisions: leadership in policymaking and crisis management by Irving L. When a reporter relocates. .1 CR, Vol. 54, No. 5:32-33 Mar 93 rJanis. J Bus Com. Vol. 30, No. 1: 82-84 93 Book review: Democracy in an age of corporate colo- ROBINSON, Bettye and Robert Robinson nization by Stanley A. Deetz. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. Administrative computing trends and issues. MBEA 2: 207-210 93 1, Vol. 20: 31-35 93 ' Book review: Management is a new key: communi- ROBINSON, Robert and Bettye Robinson cating in the modern organization by Alan Jay A.dministrative computing trends and issues. MBEA Zaremba. I Bus Com. Vol. 30, No. I: 85-86 93 J, Vol. 20: 31-35 93 S. Book review: Managingbusintss transactions: control- ROBINSON, Steve, et al. ling the cost of coordinating, conununicating, and de- Black entrepreneurs and the small businesscurricu- cision making by Paul H. Rubin. J Bus Com Vol. 30, lum. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 159-162 Ja/Feb 93 No. 1: 84-85 93 ROBSON, Gary D. and Karen A. George Book review: Writing strategies: reaching diverseau- Captioning municipal governments. ICR, Vol. 54, No. diences by Laurel Richardson. J Bun Com, Vol. 30, 4: 38-39 Feb 93 No. 2: 212-213 93 S.

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Book review: Writing up qualitative research by HarryFax tips. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 9: 47-48, 51-52 Sep 93 F. Wolcott. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 2: 213-215 93 a Four mistakes to avoid with copiers and supplies. Off Three 'personal' approaches to organizational com- Sys, Vol. 10, No. 7: 14-16 JI 93 munication. J Bus Corn. Vol. 30, No. 4: 479-485 Oct S. 93 Ink again: the facts about cartridge recycling. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 11: 28, 30, 32 Nov 93 ROGERS, Priscella S. . What is a researcher? J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 2: 204- Making smart decisions about buying fax machines. 206 93 aOft'Sys, Vol. 10, No. 5: 18, 20, 22-23 My 93 ROGNER, Benjamin and Paul D. Staudohar New mailing systems are quick, accurate. Office, Vol. Two more role models. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 6: 37 Apr 117, No. 3: 50-51 Mr 93 93 Shredders protect a company's privacy. Off Sys, Vol. ROJEWSK1, Jay, et al. 10, No. 1: 48, 50-52 Ja 93 Secondary business educators' attitudes toward students from special populations: a factor analytic in- RUBIN, Ronald S. and James M. Ragusa vestigation. NABTE Rev, No. 20: 42-46 93 An expert systems approach to teaching sample size determination. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 4: 28-33 Summer RONQUILLO, Anna 93 New trends in tourism, influence in business and education. SEIC Rev, No. 121: 32-34 Apr 93 RUBLE, Mike and David Smith Murphy Information systems auditors: educational background, -and Subira education and hiring preferences and curriculum. J CIS, Seminar .opic: trade evolution Canada--EC trade. SEIC Vol. 33. No. 2: 42-45 Winter 92-93 Rev, No. 122: 49-51 Nov 93 RUBY, Ralph. Jr. and Steve Corde. ROSENMAN, Robert and Rodney Fort Microcomputer-based software alternatives for project Another look at the study of regulatory forms and out- management. JEB. Vol. 69. No. 1: 56-59 Sep-Oct 93 comes. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 1: 39-52 Winter 93 RUCKER, Jim ROSENTHAL, Eve and Eva M. Phillips Preparing students for their careers. Kan Bus Tchr, Vol. A paradigrn for user acceptability of expert advisory 47, No. 1: 15. 18 Fall 93 systems. OSRA Proc, 132-147 Mr 93 RUSS, Pamela ROSENWASSER, Ronald N. Partners in education: a university-middle school Computer viruses. J CR. Vol. 54. No. 4: 42-43 Feb 93 mentorship program. Clearinghs, Vol. 66, No. 5: 285- 287 My/Ju 93 ROSETT1, Daniel K., et al. Organizational impact of decision support technoloo: RUSS-EFT, Darlene what's ahead for the '90s? J EUC, Vol. 5, No. 2: 26-30 Predicting organizational orientation toward terms. Spring 93 H RD Qtly. Vol. 4. No. 2: 125-134 Summer 93

ROSSEN, Jeff RUSSELL, James D. and William J. Dorin Starting a quest for quality. J CR. Vol. 54, No. 5: 28- The design of an expert system to develop instructional 30 Mar 93 objectives. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 14-18 Winter 92-93

ROSSM ANN, Marilyn Martin RUSSOW, Lloyd C. and Andrew Solocha Another call from home: the work and family conflict A review of the screening process within the context of by Mrtnell. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 2: 212-217 Sum- the global assessment process. J Global 1M, Vol. 7, No. mer 93 3: 65-86 93

ROTVOLD, Glenda RYAN, Terence and Douglas B. Bock A handbook of instructional materials prepared for a Accuracy in modeling with extended entity relation- course teaching AS/400 systems operations. Univer- ship and object oriented data models. J DM, Vol. 4, sity of North Dakota, Master's thesis 1992 No. 4: 30-39 Fall 93

ROUNDY BLYLER, Nancy RYNIER, Jone Teaching purpose in a business communication course. Using qualitative research to generate theory ABC Bul, ABC Bul, Vol. 16, No. 3: 15-20 Sep 93 Vol. 16. No. 3: 42-44 Sep 93

ROW H, Mark Computers can be hazardous to your health. Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 12: 40-42 Dec 93

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SANFORD, Clive C. Computer viruses: symptoms, remedies, and preven- tive measures. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 3: 67-72 Spring 93 SAARI, Scott Let's back up..1 CR. Vol. 54, No. 4: 28-32 Feb 93 SANKAR, Chelan and Thomas E. Marshall New rules in Arizona. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 8: 38-39 Ju Database design support: an empirical investigation 93 of perceptions and performance. J DM, Vol. 4. No. 3: gut 4-14 Sununer 93 The care and feeding of your hard drive. J CR, Vol. .5 54, No. 5: 36-37 Mar 93 and other authors Global telecommunications services: strategies of ma- SABO, Sandra R. jor carriers. J Global IM. Vol. 1, No. 2: 6-18 Spring 93 `Aloha' to tomorrow. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 4: 7-10 Ap 93 ** SANTIAGO, Anthony, Jr. Career boosters. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 7: 16-18 Aug/Sep Employers' perceptions of the importance of various 93 skills in the employment of high school graduates in entry-level positions. Master's thesis1992 Small companies, big dividends. Sec. Vol. 53. No. 9: 18-19 Nov/Dec 93 SARVER. Brett A. Effectiveness of three methods of practice on speed and What's new in office products? Sec. Vol. 53, No. i : 7- accuracy among keyboarding students. Central Wash- 11, 31 Ja 93 ington University. Master s thesis 1992

SACCO. Samuel R. SAUNDERS, Carol and Jack Williams Jones Temps rising. Off Sys. Vol. 10, No. 10: 56. 60 Oct 93 Organizational Ilictors affecting the evaluation of information systems performance. IRM J. Vol. 5, No. 4: SAIEDIAN. H. 5-21 Fall 92 Key finding through examination or ant-mines in the fUnctional dependencies. J CIS. Vol. 33, No. 4: 39-40 SAUNDERS. Paul R. Summer 93 Successful project presentations. R M Qtly. Vol. 27, No. 1: 26-28 Jan 93 SA IEDIAN, Hossein A Arategy for active learning via a CAI system. I CIS. SAVAGE, Grant T., et al. V.A. 33, No. 3: 11-13 Spring 93 Motivating students to improve business writing: a S. comparison between goal-based and punishment-based The potential of intelligent messages in the automa- grading systems. J Bus Com, Vol. 30. No. 2: 113-132 tion of office procedures. OSR J, Vol. 11, No. 3: 34-44 93 Spring 93 4,5 SAV1DGE. Tracy Fellin and Steve Bang Doing it all. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 1: 14-17 Ja 93 Information protection in automated offices. OSR J. Vol. 11, No. 1: 36-45 Fall 92 SANENA, K. B. C., et al. Critical issues of IS management in Hong Kong: a SALEM, Mahmoud and Newman S. Peery Jr. cultural comparison. J Global IM. Vol. I. No. 4: 28- Strategic management of emerging human resource 37 Fall 93 issues. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 81-95 Spring 93 SCAFFI. Fiora SAMPEY, Kathleen and James A. Haggard Binding and lettering systems give the look of success. Bringing the business school into the 21st century. Ed Off Sys. Vol. 10. No. 5: 52. 54. 56 My 93 Tech Exchange, Vol. 1, No. 2: 9-14 Summer 93 SCHAEFFER CARROLL. Virginia and Joan D. SANDERS, Robert L. Gaiky Make work. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 2: 50. 52-55. 64 Touard a collaborative model Ibr interdisciplinary APr 93 teaching: business and literature. JEB. Vol. 69, No. 1: .5 36-39 Sep-Oct 93 Suggestions for a records management exhibit in the old towns of tomorrow. R M Qtly, Vol. 27. No. I: 42. SCIIAFER, John C. 44-49 Jan 93 Vi'hen your job's a pain in the hand. Sec. Vol. 53, No. S. 3: 16-18 Mr 93 The quest for the lost record: a records management myth. R M Qtly,Niol.27, No. 4: 52, 54-56. 58. 59 Oct --and other authors 93 Gender equity issues in business teacher education. NABTE Rev, No. 20: 47-49 93 SANDERSON. William W. A study of students gender and achievement in intro- SCI1AFFER. Burton F., et al. ductory microcomputer classes at Utah State Univer- Education in business etiquette: attitudes of market- sity. Utah State University, Master's thois 1992 ing professionals. JEI3. Vol. 68, No.6: 330-333kAug 93 138 Business Education Index 131

SCHAMB tCH, Thomas P. and J. Ellis Llanton SCHRAMM, Robert M. Computer literacy: competencies expected by large and Grace E. Rich corporations. J CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 58-62 Winter 92- CAI vs. textbook for grammar and punctuation skills. 93 Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47, No. 4: 48-52 Ap 93

SCHANTZ, Herbert F. and F. Stanford Wayne Overview: Federal imaging 1992. IMC J, Vol. 29, No. Can listening skills be taught in business communica- 1: 25-27 Ja/Feb 93 tion classes? NABTE Rev, No. 20: 25-32 93

SCHELL, Douglas, et al. and Marcia L. James Black entrepreneurs and the small business curricu- The impact of e-mail in today's organization. OSR .T, lum. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 159-162 Ja/Feb 93 Vol. 11, No. 1: 3-13 Fall 92 SCHELLING, Josef SCHUBERT, Susan D. Workshop topic: recognition of diplomas within and No more excuses. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 4: 14 Ap 93 outside the EC. SE1C Rev, No. 122: 30-32 Nov 93 SCHULTZ, William J. and Gayle G. llumpherys SCHEWE, Donald B. Easy drop caps. WP Mag. Vol. 5. No. 10: 47-49 Oct For the record how American presidents have man- 93 aged their papers. 011'Sys. Vol. 10. No. 4: 16-18. 20- 21 Ap 93 SCHUSSLER. Terry Recipe for homemade CD-ROMs. Pub. Vol. 8, No. 1: SCHIMMEL, Barry J., et al. 44-46 Ja 93 Identifying expectations for service quality in training and education through process needs assessment. PIQ, SCIIWARZ, Cindy Vol. 6, No. 2: 3-16 93 Visualizing motion in the physics classroom. Ed Tech Exchange. Vol. 1, No. 2: 15-21 Summer 93 SCHLATTMAN, Ron and Alan P. Wunsdi Integrating global concepts into the business curricu- scum Bill lum: a U.K. perspective. JEB, Vol. 68. No. 6: 367-371 Promoting the potential of people. J CR, Vol. 54, No. .11/Aug 93 7: 28-29 .11 93

SCHLEIN, Alan NI. SCOTT. James Calvert Reporting on the hill. J CR, Vol. 54. No. 6: 26-31 Apr Languages for international business purposes: view- 93 points front the business communities of three English- speaking countries. ABA Nat Proc, 757-766 93 SCHMIDT, B. June S. Leadership decision making and research. NBEA Preparing business correspondence the British way. Yrbk, No. 31: 92-97 1993 ABC Bul. Vol. 56. No. 2: 10-17 Ju 93 and other authors and Mehdi Jamshidian Postsecondary keyboarding students' speed and accu- Addressing American and Iranian manifestations of racy outcomes when using electronic equipment. DPE contexting and face-saving in businm communications J, Vol 35, No. 3: 175-189 Summer 93 involving unpleasant news. ABA Int Proc, 103-110 * 93 and other authors S. Technology and keyboarding accuracy. Bus Ed Forum. --and Dennis LaBonty Vol 47. No. 4: 16-19 Ap 93 Major actions influencing business education. LBEJ, Vol. 2, No. 1: 96-102 93 SCHMITZ Edward W. and Gary P. Kearns . Selecting software for teaching international business: --and Diana J. Green an analysis of existing programs. J Int Bus. Vol. 4. U.S. experts' perceptions on international business No 3/4: 55-83 93 conmmnication action statements. Ell, Vol. 68, No. 5: 281-287 Nly/Ju 93 SCHNEIDER, Donald l caching social studies: the standards movement. SC RI VEN. Jolene D. and Paula C. Williams Clearinghs. Vol. 67, No. 1: 5-7 Sep/Oct 93 Teaching international business. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47. No. 3: 28-30 Feb 93 SCHOENEBECK. Janet Hennsen Does tech-prep work? Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 47. No. 3: SCRUGGS, Brenda 21-23 Feb 93 Status of curriculum and microcomputer usage in marketing education in secondary and area vocational- SCHRAGE, Joint F. and Douglas B. Bock tedmical schools in Kentucky. Southern Illinois Uni- Computer virus: the business version of the common versity at Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 cold Off Sys, Vol. 10, No. 8: 12-13, 15. 17 Aug 93 SCUDDER, Joseph and Kevin G. Latitude SCHRAMM, Robert and Vay Rodman Compliance-gaining techniques of Type-A managers. Ergonomic study of clerical support staff VDT work- J Bus Corn, Vol. 30, No. 1: 63-79 93 stations. OSRA Proc, 112-131 Mr 93 139 111. 132 Business Education Index

SEAY, Robert, et al. SHARP, Helen M. Student outcomes assessment in business education. Structure student success in indirect writing. ABC Bul, NABTE Rev, No. 20: 16-20 93 Vol. 56, No. 4: 49-50 Dec 93

SEGEV, Eli, et al. SHARPE, Deede The effect of national culture on IS: implications for Image control. Voc Ed 3, Vol. 68, No. I: 24-25, 55 Ja international information systems. J Global IM, Vol. 93 I, No. 1: 33-44 Winter SHAW, Abigail SENGE, Peter M. Use of electronic document-handling systems growing. Transforming the practice of management. HRD Qtly, Office, Vol. 117, No. 3: 10, 12 Mr 93 Vol. 4, No. 1: 5-32 Spring 93 SHAW, Gary SERINGHAUS, F. H. Rolf The shape of our field: business communication as a Export promotion in developing countries: status and hybrid discipline. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 3: 297-313 prospects. J Global M, Vol. 6, No. 4: 7-32 93 .11 93

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SHAEFFER, James M. and Charlotte W. Farr Paper shredders make data security easy, affordable. Evaluation: a key piece in the distance education Office. Vol. 118, No. 1: 34-35 31 93 puzzle. THE 3, Vol. 20, No. 9: 79-82 Ap 93 SHELBY, Annette Nevin SHAFER, Richelle and Joan Eisenstodt Organizational, business, management, and corporate A meeting planner's primer. Sec, Vol. 53, No. 5: 15- conununication: an analysis of boundaries and rela- 17 My 93 tionships. J Bus Com Vol. 30, No. 3: 241-267 J1 93

SHAH, Karen SHELL L. \Vayne and Betty A. Kleen Ten steps to safer computer use. Sec. Vol. 53. No. 9: Innovative pqxlagogies for outcomes-based teaching in 14-15 Nov/Dec 93 the core MIS course. J CIS. Vol. 33, No. 2: 3-7 Winter 92-93 SHAMP, Scott A. A primer on choosing the medium for multimedia: vid- SHEN. Ruth and T. Y. Shen eodisc vs. videotape. THE .1, Vol. 20, No. 7: 81-86 Economic thinking in China: economic knowledge and Feb 93 attitudes of high school students. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 1: 70-84 Winter 93 SHANKS, Cinda L. Is keyboarding important in rural high schools. MI3EA SHEN, T. Y. and Ruth Shen Today, Vol. 57. No. 3: 3-5 Aug 92 Economic thinking in China: txonomic knowlalge and attitudes of high school students. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, SHAPIRO, Barbara C. No. 1: 70-84 Winter 93 A boost for teachers? Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 6: 28-29, 54 Sep 93 SHERBLOM, Elizabeth C., et al. The what, the whom, and the hows of survey research. SHAPIRO, Susie ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 58-61 Dec 93 Strategies that creatc a positive classroom climate. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 91-97 Nov/Dec 93 SHERBLOM, John C., et al. The what, the whom, and the hows of survey research. SHARMA, P. K. ABC Bul, Vol. 56, No. 4: 58-61 Dec 93 PCs continue to change the way people work. Office, Vol. 117, No. 2: 54 Feb 93 SHIELDS, Susan Litling the burden of proof. Pub. Vol. 8. No. 5: 26-29 My 93 140 Business Education Index 133

SHIFFLER, Ronald E. and Ted J. Strickland Jr. business: a framework for information technology ap- Computer projection panels: technology for the class- plication. J Global IM, Vol. 1, No. 2: 29-42 Spring 93 room of the 1990s. JEB, Vol. 69, No. 1: 23-28 Sep- Oct 93 SIMPSON, Claude L. Stacker 3.0 for DOS and Windows. J CIS, Vol. 34, SHIRLEY, Linda and Patricia C. Duttweiler No. 1: 94 Fall 93 Start making sense. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 4: 22-25 My 93 SIMPSON, Claude L., Jr. Book review: Campus networking strategies by SHONKA, Amy and Melinda Holcombe Caroline Arms. J CIS. Vol. 33, No. 3: 91 Spring 93 Conceptual mapping: a tool for self-reflection. Clearinghs, Vol. 67, No. 2: 83-84 Nov/Dec 93 SIMS, Randi L. The relationship between academic dishonesty and SHOOP, Robert J. and Debra L Edwards unethical business practices. JEB. Vol. 68, No. 4: 207- Eliminating sexual harassment. Sec. Vol. 53 No. 8: 211 Mr/Ap 93 19-23 Oct 93 SIN-LAI TANG, Sidney and William H. Murphy SHOOSHTARI, Nader H., et al. Executive development programs: insights for planners Internationalizing the business curriculum: a survey and administrators. JEB, Vol. 68. No. 3: 184-189 Ja/ of collegiate business schools. J Teach Int Bus. Vol. 4. Feb 93 No. 2: 77-99 93 SIPIOR, Janice C. and John Townsend SHOVAL, Peretz A case study of General Electric's multimedia train- On non-constrained, constrained and mandatory many- ing systems. IRM J. Vol. 6, No. 4: 23-31 Fall 93 relationship types..1 DM, Vol. 4. No. 1: 3-14 to-many.Winter 93 SITTERLY, Connie Take charge of your time. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 1: 12-13 SHUE, Darlene and Lynn Clark Ja 93 Reporting using braille. J CR, Vol. 54, No. 3: 31 Jan 93 SKEKEL, Ted D. and Dennis M. Bline A comparison of accounting for pensions versus other SHUPTRINE, F. Kelly and Ellen M. Moore postretireinent benefits. SM. Vol. 3. No. 1: 127-140 Warranties: continued readability problems aller the Spring 93 1975 Mapuson-Moss Warranty Act..1Cons Aff, Vol. 27, No. 1: 23-36 Summer 93 SKORO, Charles L. and Richard D. Payne Effects of problem set assignments on an economics SIEGEL, Sidney R. principles class. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 243-246 Mr/Ap Relationships between current performance and like- 93 lihood of promotion for old versus young workers. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 39-50 Spring 93 SKULL-CARVALLIO, Susan, et al. Third world entrepreneurial education: a case approach SILVERSTONE, Stuart to role modeling. JEI3, Vol. 68, No. 3: 139-143 Ja/Feb Electronic publishing the Japanese way. Pub, Vol. 8. 93 No. 10: 30-34, 36 Oct 93 SKUPSKY. Donald S. Graphics to go. Pub, Vol. 8, No. 8: 50, 53, 55. 57 Aug Establishing retention periods for electronic records. 93 Qtly, Vol. 27. No. 2: 40, 42, 43. 49 Apr 93

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SIMMONS, Kim The mythical laws and their effect on records manage- Putting business education progrzuns back on track. ment programs. R NI Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 1: 30, 32, 33, MBEA 1, Vol. 20: 10-15 93 36. 37 Jan 93

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SMELTZER, Larry R. SMITH, Peter Emerging questions and research paradigms in busi- Port of Vancouver. SEIC Rev, No. 122: 22-25 Nov93 ness communication research. J Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 2: 181-198 93 SMITH, Sonny *A, 10 windows of opportunity in express-mail usage. Off Relevance is the issue. I Bus Corn, Vol. 30, No. 4: Sys, Vol. 10, No. 3: 34, 36, 38 Mr 93 477-478 Oct 93 SMITH, Terry and Cynthia Greene SMITH, Alison Horizontal leadership. NI3EA Yrbk, No. 31: 156-161 Current status of the use of records management in 1993 selected credit unions in southern Illinois. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Master's thesis 1992 SMOLEN, Gerald E., et al. Housing finance agency allocations. Mid-Amer J Bus, SMITH, Anne Vol. 8, No. 1: 39-44 Spring 93 An assessment of the cognitive levels of the uniform certified public accountant examination and the certi- SNEAD, Ken C. and Simha R. Magal fied management accountant examination. Northern The role of causal attributions in explaining the link Illinois University, Doctoral dissertation 1992 between user participation and information system success. IRM J, Vol. 6, No. 3: 8-19 Summer 93 SMITH, Bob Delivering the goods. Off Sys, Vol. 10. No. 12: 36-39 SNIDER, Linda D. and Janet M. Gandy Dec 93 Innovations for student organizations. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 48, No. 1: 3-5 Oct 93 SMITH, Bruce D. Book review: Introduction to dynamic macroeconomic SNODGRASS, Coral theory: an overlapping generations approach by George Book review: International dimetisions of infonnation McCandless and Neil Wallace. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, systems and technology by P. Candace Dean and No. 1: 89-91 Winter 93 Michael J. Kane. IRM J, Vol. 5, No. 4: 42-43 Fall 92

SMITH, Bennie L. and Barbara C. Cole SNYDER, Robert A. Cooperative learningstrategies for teaching adult busi- The glass ceiling for women: things that don't cause it ness English. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 3: 170-173 Ja/Feb 93 and things that won't break it. HRD Qtly, Vol. 4, No. 1: 97-106 Spring 93 SMITH, Gerald and Jerry Debenham SODERQUIST, Camille Automat ing university teach in g by the year 2000. THE 3 formatting tools. WP Mag. Vol. 5. No. 10: 69, 7 l-72 J, Vol. 21, No. 1: 71-75 Aug 93 Oct* 93 and other authors ABCs oftabbing. WP Mag. Vol. 5, No. 6: 63-66 Ju 93 Climbing your own Everest. Sec. Vol. 53, No. 7: 26- 27 Aug/Sep 93 Columns made easy. \VP Mag, Vol. 5. No. 9: 59-61 Sep 93 SMITH, Gwen and John T. Jayne se Computer teaching labs design and administration. Crossword challenge. WP Mag. Vol. 5, No 8: 48-49 LBEJ, Vol. 3, No. 1: 26-34 93 Aug 93

SMITH, Harold T. Revealing codes. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 11: 69-71 Nov Local area network user satisfaction. OSR J. Vol. 11, 93 No. 3: 15-25 Spring 93 SOLOCHA, Andrew and Lloyd C. Russow SMITH, J. Jerome A review of the screening process within the context of The SPICE project: comparing passive to interactive the global assessment process. 1Global IM, Vol. 7, No. approaches in a videodisc-based course. THE J, Vol. 3: 65-86 93 21, No. 1: 62-66 Aug 93 SOMERICK. Nancy M. SMITH, Lynette M. and Kelly Paul Merrill Managing a communication internship program. ABC Five hot border ideas. WP Mag, Vol. 5, No. 9: 46-49 Bul, Vol. 16. No. 3: 10-14 Sep 93 Sep 93 SOMMER. Steven M., et al. SMITH, Marcus J. Organizational behavior modification goes to Russia: Cut bulk mail costs. WP Mag, Vol. 5. No. 9: 51-54 replicating an experimental analysis cross cultures and Sep 93 tasks. J Org Belt Mgt, Vol. 13, No. 2: 15-35 93

SMITH, Mary F. and Nabil Y. Razzouk SOPKO, Sandra Itnproving classroom communication: the case of the Complex technology gives rise to training industry. course syllabus. JEB, Vol. 68, No. 4: 215-221 Mr/Ap 011ice. Vol. 118, No. 2: 7. 10 Aug 93 93 142 Business Education Index 135

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SPIEGELBERG, Emma Jo S'ITINBRINK, John E. and Robert M. Jones Computeriml accounting. Bus Ed Forum. Vol. 47, No. Cooperative test-review teams improve student 4: 39-40 Ap 93 achievement Clearinglu. Vol. 66, No. 5: 307-311 My/ Ju 93 143 136 Business Education Index

STEPHEN, Veronica P., et al. STOEVER, William A. Instructional strategies for minority youth. Clearinghs. Book review: Managing in developing countries by Vol. 67, No. 2: 116-120 Nov/Dec 93 James E. Austin. J Teach Int Bus, Vol. 4, No. 2: 101- 104 93 STEPHENS, David 0. Records management in the Soviet Union: part II-the STOLEN, Justin management of inactive records. R M Qt ly, Vol. 27, The undergraduate MIS curriculum: a sampling of No. 2: 60, 62-65 Apr 93 AACSB schools...1 CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 54-57 Winter * 92-93 Records management in the Soviet Union: part I-the management of active records. R M Qt ly, Vol. 27, No. STONE, Jim 1: 54, 56-57 Jan 93 Debunking the myths. Voc Ed J, Vol. 68, No. 1: 26- ** 27, 56 Ja 93 The globalization ofrecords management programs in multinational corporations. R M Qtly, Vol. 27, No. 4: STRAT1S, G., et al. 66, 68-70, 72, 74 Oct 93 Observations of computer-mediatMgroups in an R&D business environment. OSRA Proc, 69-81 Mr 93 STERN, Bruce L. and Douglas R Tseng U.S. business schools' reaction to the total quality STRAUSS, Susan management movement. JEB. Vol. 69, No. 1: 44-48 Sexual harassment in the schools. Voc Ed J. Vol. 68, Sep-Oct 93 No. 3: 28-31 Mr 93

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SUBIRA, Esther SWINEHART, Keny, et al. Trade, approach and penetration in the markets needs Rearch: Computer usage characteristics and secu- of information. SEIC Rev, No. 121: 35-38 Apr 93 rity in small service firms: an exploratory study. 3 CIS, Vol. 33, No. 2: 70-74 Winter 92-93 and Anna Ronquillo Seminar topic: trade evolution CanadaEC trade. SEIC SWITZER, Susan and Richard D. Featheringham Rev, No. 122: 49-51 Nov 93 Conference reporting: a career worth considering! MBEA Today, Vol. 57, No. 2: I, 3, 4 Mr 92 SUBRAMANIAN, Girish Book review: Current practice, future prospects edited SWITZER, Susan K., et al. by Kathy Spurr and Paul Layzell. J DM, Vol. 4, No. 1: Utilization of business communication skills by col- 42 Winter 19 93 lege of business administration graduates. ABA Nat Proc, 268-280 93 SUBRAMANIAN, Ram, et al. Performance and readability: a comparison of annual SZAJDA, Clotilde G. reports of profitable and unprofitable corporations. J A study to determine entry-level legal secretarial re- Bus Com, Vol. 30, No. 1: 49-61 93 quirements of Morris County law firms. Montclair State College, Master's thesis 1992 SUBRAMAN1AN, Ramesh Book review: Object-oriented databases: a semantic SZEWCZAK, Edward J. data model approach by Peter M. D. Gray, Krishnaro Book review: Global telecommunications: layered G. Kulkarni, and Norman W. Paton. J DM, Vol. 4, No. networks' laymxiservices by Robert K. Heldman. IRM 3: 41-42 Summer 93 3, Vol. 6, No. 1: 43-44 Winter 93

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TAXDAHL, Jeffrey THOMA, George A. An interpretive study of non-traditional education and The Perry framework and tactics for teaching critical training setting. University of Minnesota, Master's the- thinking in economies. J Econ Ed, Vol. 24, No. 2: 128- sis 1992 1 36 Spring 93

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ABC Nat Proc--ACADEMY OF BUSINESS AD- IRM JINFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGE- MINISTRATION PROCEEDINGS, Sammy G. MENT JOURNAL, Mehdi Khosrowpour, Editor in Amin, Editor, School of Business, Frostburg State Charge, 777 West Harrisburg Pike, Pennsylvania State Universtiy, Frostburg, MD 21532 University at Harrisburg. Middletown, PA 17057-4898 ABC BulBULLETIN OF THE ASSOCIATION ISBE News--INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR FOR BUSINESS COMMUNICATION, Kitty 0. BUS ED NEWSLETTER, Wanda Blockhus, Editor, Locker, Interim Editor, Dept. of English, The Ohio College of Business, San Jose State University, San State University, 164 W. 17th Avenue, Columbus, OH Jose, CA 95192 43120 J Bus Com--JOURNAL OF BUSINESS COMMUNI- ABEAJARIZONA BUSINESS EDUCATION AS- CATION, Lamar Reinsch, Editor, School of Business, SOCIATION JOURNAI, Robert Gryder, Editor, Col- Georgetown University, Washington DC 20057 lege of Education, Div. of Curriculum & Instruction, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 85287-1911 J CISJOURNAL OF COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS, Jeretta Horn Nord, Editor, College of Bat Sheet--BALANCE SHEET, Dale \V. Hanson, Business Administration. Oklahoma State University, Editor, South-Western Publishing Co., 5101 Madison Stillwater, OK 74078 Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45227 J Cons AT-JOURNAL OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS, Bus Ed ForumBUSINESS EDUCATION FORUM, Carole J. Makela, Editor. 164 Aylesworth, Colorado Regina NI. McDowell, Editor, National Business Edu- State University. Fort Collins, CO 80523 cation Association, 1914 Association Drive, Reston, VA 22091 CR--JOURNAL OF COURT REPORTING, Ben- jamin Roper, Editor, 1324 West Albion Street. Chi- Bus Ed Dig--BUSINESS EDUCATION DIGEST, cago, IL 60626 Don Bright, Editor, Business Education Department, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH J DM--JOURNAL OF DATABASE MANAGE- 43403-0263 MENT, Mehdi Khosrowpour, Editor, School of Busi- ness. Penn State Harrisburg, 777 W. Harrisburg Pike, ClearinghsTHE CLEARING HOUSE, Judy Cusick, Middletown, PA 17057 Managing Editor, Heldref Publications, 1319 18th Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20036-1802 J Econ EdJOURNAL OF ECONOMIC EDUCA- TION, William Becker, Editor, Department of Eco- DPE JDELTA PI EPSILON JOURNAL, David nomics, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405 Dauwalder, Editor, School of Business and Econom- ies, California State University--Los Angeles, 5151 JEBJOURNAL OF EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS, State University Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90032 Isabella Owen, Managing Editor, Heldref Publications, 1319 Eighteenth St., N.W., Washington. DC 20036- DPE InstrINSTRUCTION AL STRATEGIES: AN 1802 APPLIED RESEARCH SERIES OF DPE, E Stanford Wayne, Editor, Southwest Missouri State University, EUCJOURNAL OF END USER COMPUTING, Springfield. MO 65804 Mehdi Khosrowpour, Editor in Charge, 777 West Harrisburg Pike. Pennsylvania State University at Ed Tech E xch a n ge--E DUC ATOR'S TEC H EX- Harrisburg, Nliddletown. PA 17057 CHANGE, Timothy J. Sloan. Editor. RO. Box 52180, Pacific Grove, CA 93950 J Global IMJOURNAL OF GLOBAL INFORMA- TION MANAGEMENT, Prashant Palvia. Editor in Fin. C & PFINANCIAL COUNSELING AND Chief. Dept of MIS/DS, Memphis State University, PLANNING, Sherman Hanna, Editor, Family Memphis, TN 38152 Resource Management Dept., The Ohio State I. tniver- sity, 1787 Neil Avenue, Columbus, OH 43210-1295. Global MJOURN AL OF INTERNATIONAL CONSUMER MARKFFING, Erdener Kayak, Editor, HRD QtlyHUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOP- School (A-Business Administration, Pennsylvania State MENT QUARTERLY, Richard A. Swanson, Editor, University at Harrisburg. 777 West Harrisburg Pike, University of Minnesota, 1954 Buford Avenue. Rm. Middletown, PA 17057 420, St. Paul, MN 55108 3 Tench Int BusJOURNAL OF TEACHING IN IN- IMC J--IMC JOURNAL, William McArthur, Editor. TE RN Ar ION AL BUSINESS, Erdener Kayak, Editor, International Information Management Congress, School of Business Administration. Pennsylvania State 1650 38th Street, Suite 205W, Boulder, CO 80301 University of Ilarrisburg, 777 West I larrisburg Pike, iddletom PA 17057 154 asap= Educed*, lasx 147

1013Belt MgtJOURNALOFORGANIZATIONALOff SysOFFICE SYSTEMS '93, Daniel Shannon, BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT, Thomas C. Editor, 941 Danbury Rd., Box 150, Georgetown, CT Mawhinnsy, Editor, University of Detroit Mercy, De- 06229-0150 - troit MI 48091-9987 OSR JOFFICE SYSTEMS RESEARCH !OUR- Kan Bus TcbrKANSAS BUSINESS TEACHER. NAI, Terry D. Lundgren, Eaton 343 Lumpkul Nona Befghaus, Editor, School of Business, Emporia Eaitern Illinois Univasinjc Cbarkston, IL 61920 State University, 2074 Fanestil, Emporia, KS 66801 . OSRA ProcOFFICE SYSTEMS RESEARCH AS- KBEA JKENTUCKY BUSINESS EDUCATION SOCIATION CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, Of- ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, Kenneth W. Utley, Edi- fice Systems Resew& Association, Southwest Missouri tor, Dept. of A&ninistrative Office Systems, Western State University, A&nininrative Office Systems, 901 Kentudcy University, 6290 Scottsville Road, Bowling S. National Avenue, Springfield, MO 65804-0089 Given, KY 42101 PIQPERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT QUAR- LBE JLOUISIANA BUSINESS EDUCATION TERLY, Boyd F. Richards, Editor, Office of Educa- JOURNAL, Donna Redman% Editor, Louisiana State tional Research, Bowman Gray School of Medicine, University, School of Vocational Eduction, 142 Old Medical Center Blvd., Winston-Salem, NC 271574, Forestry Building, Baton Rouge, LA 70803-5477 1049 ,. MBEA TodayMICHIGAN El/ ISINESS EDUCA- PubPUBLISH. Jake Maoist, Editor, Editorial De- TION ASSOCIATION, Joyce ..,y, Editor, 214 partment, 501 Second Street, San Francisco, CA94107 Meriden, Dearborn, MI 48124 Rees Mgmt QrtlyRECORDS MANAGEMENT Mid-Amer J BusMID-AMERICAN JOURNAL OFQUARTERLY, Ira A. Penn, Editor, Association of BUSINESS, Raymond Gorman, Editor in Chief, Dept. Records ManagersandAdministrators, 4200 Somerste of Fmance, Richard T. Farmer School of Business Dr., Suite 215, Prairie Village, KS 66208 A&ninistration, Miami University, Oxford, OH 45056 SecTHE SECRETARY, Tracy Fel lin Savidge, Man- MBEA .1MISSISSIPPI BUSINESS EDUCATION aging Editor, Professional Secretaries International, ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, Judy Fleming, Publisher 10502 NW Ambassador Dr., P.O. Box 20404, Kansas and Editor, Technology and Education, P.O. Drawer City, MO 64195-0404 NU, Miseinign State University, Mississippi Stak, MS 39762 SIEC RevSIEC REVIEW, International Review for Business Education, Eric Lenge, Editor, National Busi- N & QNOTES AND QUOTES. Zane K. Quible, ness Education Association, 1914 Association Drive. Newsletter Editor, 422 College of Business Adminis- Reston, VA 22091. tration, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater. OK 74078 SBRSOUTHWEST BUSINESS REVIEW, Joan C. Roderick, Editor, School ofBusiness, Southwest Texas NABTE RevNABTE REVIEW, Marie E. Flatley, State University, San Marcos, DC 78666 Editor, San Diego State University, San Diego, CA 92182-0127 THE JTHE JOURNAL, Sylvia Charp, Editor-in- Chie& 150 El Camino Real, Suite 112, Tustin, CA NBEA YrbkYEARBOOK OF THE NATIONAL 92680-3670 BUSINESS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, National Business Education Association, 1914 Association Voc Ed JVOCATIONAL EDUCATION JOURNAL Drive, Reston, VA 22091 Paul Plawin, Editor, American Vocational Association. 1410 King St, Alexandria, VA 22314 NJ BE ObsNEW JERSEY BUSINESS EDUCA- TION ASSOCIATION OBSERVER, Elizabeth WNewsWISCONSIN BUSINESS EDUCATION Dillmann and Marcy Tomasello, Co-Editors, ASSOC. NEW AND VIEWS, Lisa Olson, Editor. Edgewood Senior High School, 250 Coopers Folly Hartford High School, 805 Cedar Street, Hartford, Wl Road, Atm, NJ 08004 53027 OfficeTHE OFFICE, Frederick Nevin, Associate WP MagWORDPERFECT MAGAZINE, Clair Editor, Office Publications, Inc., 1600 Summer Street, Rees, Editor-in-Chief, WordPerfect Magazine, 27C Stamford, CT 06905 West Center Street, Orem, UT 84057.

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