January

• Grammar Trap: Imply vs. Infer
• Control Your Calls
• Take Voice Mail to the Max
• Market Your Program Via Video

February

• "Screen" Your Writing: Composing on a Computer
• Grammar Trap: i.e. vs. e.g.
• EMI On-Line
• Writing Help on the Web

March

• "Screen" Your Writing: Writing for the Computer Screen
• Editing Your Own Words
• Your Appearance and Image on TV: Part I
• Grammar Trap: Active vs. Passive Voice

April

• And the "Winners" Are
• Nonverbal Communication: Part I
• Your Appearance and Image on TV: Part II
• Credit Your Campus Partners
• Grammar Trap: As vs. Since vs. Because

May

• And the Survey Says
• Nonverbal Communication: Part II
• Radio Rules
• Grammar Trap: Less vs. Fewer

June

• What to Write When Your Number Comes Up
• Some Cellular Etiquette Tips
• Spam Attack: Part I
• Grammar Trap: Into vs. In To

July

• From the "On Target" Team
• Non-Sexist Language Tips
• Getting Video Footage from TV
• Choosing and Using Electronic Graphics for Print
• Grammar Trap: Principal vs. Principle

August

• Working with the Media
• How to Cite Web Sites: Part I
• Be a "Web'ster"!
• Spam Attack: Part II
• Grammar Trap: Or vs. Nor

September

• Help Us Help You
• Controversial Issues: Questions & Strategies
• How to Cite Web Sites: Part II
• Simple Is Better--Less Is Best
• Grammar Trap: Insure vs. Ensure vs. Assure

October

• Super Newsletters: Part I
• Make Email Work for You
• An Internet-Research Map
• A Simple PR Test
• Grammar Trap: Adapt vs. Adopt

November

• Holiday Break
• Super Newsletters, Part II: The Seven Cs
• Savvy Tape Storage
• Four Factors for Fair Use
• Focus on the Web
• Grammar Trap: Inside vs. Outside Quotation Marks

December/ January

(Combined issue)

• Super Newsletters Part III: Typographical Dos and Don'ts
• New & Revised Purdue Ag Web Sites
• Would You Like Art with That?
• Picture Perfect: Phase One
• Grammar Trap: Currently vs. Presently