WILL - The Afternoon Magazine - November 30, 1999 ~ Comment (0)

RETURN TO MIDWAY

With Robert D. Ballard (oceanographer and resident of the Sea Research Foundation's Institute for Exploration (co-author Rick Archbold))

WILL - The Afternoon Magazine - November 29, 1999 ~ Comment (0)

AHAB’S WIFE OR, THE STAR-GAZER

With Sena Jeter Naslund (Distinguished Teaching Professor at the University of Louisville and on the MFA faculty of Vermont College, cofounder of The Louisville Review and of the Fleur-de-Lis Press)

WILL - The Afternoon Magazine - November 27, 1999 ~ Comment (0)

Feminist Spirituality For The 21st Century

With Sister Joan Chittister, OSB (executive director of Benetvision; A Resource and Research Center for Contemporary Spirituality and a member of the Benedictine Sisters of Erie)

WILL - The Afternoon Magazine - November 23, 1999 ~ Comment (0)

AT THE MOVIES

With Edwin Jahiel (director of the University of Illinois's Unit for Cinema Studies, and Professor of French and cinema studies)

WILL - The Afternoon Magazine - November 22, 1999 ~ Comment (0)

THE BASQUE HISTORY OF THE WORLD

With Mark Kurlansky (writer)

WILL - The Afternoon Magazine - November 19, 1999 ~ Comment (0)

BOOKSTORE: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF JEANNETTE WATSON AND BOOKS & CO.

With Lynne Tillman (writer and co-director of the writing department of Bard College's MFA program; and Jeannette Watson)

WILL - The Afternoon Magazine - November 18, 1999 ~ Comment (0)

COMPUTERS & YOU

With Peter Kimble (University of Illinois visiting computer-assisted instruction specialist)

WILL - The Afternoon Magazine - November 17, 1999 ~ Comment (0)

GALILEO’S DAUGHTER: A HISTORICAL MEMOIR OF SCIENCE, FAITH, AND LOVE

With Dava Sobel (science writer)

WILL - The Afternoon Magazine - November 16, 1999 ~ Comment (0)

Masks: Faces of Culture, exhibition organized by The Saint Louis Art Museum (October 9 - January 2,

Masks: Faces of Culture, exhibition organized by The Saint Louis Art Museum (October 9 - January 2, 2000)

With Gisele Atterberry ( instructor in art history at Illinois State University), and , and Cara McCarty ( the Grace L. Brumbaugh and Richard E. Brumbaugh Curator of Decorative Arts and Design), and , and John Nunley (the Morton D. May Curator of the Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas)

WILL - The Afternoon Magazine - November 15, 1999 ~ Comment (0)

PACK OF THIEVES: HOW HITLER AND EUROPE PLUNDERED THE JEWS AND COMMITTED THE GREATEST THEFT IN HISTOR

With Richard Z. Chesnoff (senior correspondent for U. S. News & World Report and op-ed columnist for the New York Daily News)