Issue 127 articlesPyles Chosen President-Elect; Fischer Succeeds Firestein as Treasurerp. 1Michael J. GundleA Cutting-Edge Program for May Meeting in L.A.p. 1Jack A. MillerConfidentiality Issues Taken Up by Supreme Courtp. 2Paul W. MosherPresident's ColumnIn Cycles of Conflict and Compromise, a Progressive Dynamic is Foundp. 3Judith S. SchachterDecember MeetingCouncil Reasserts Its Influence, Mourns Helen Fischerp. 4Mel MandelBOPS Approves Consortium Bylaws, Weighs External Credentialingp. 6William D. JeffreyFrom the Chair of BOPSPublic Education Campaign a Top Priorityp. 8Lawrence ChalfinCandidates ColumnFlying High after the Meetings, a Candidate Reflectsp. 9Hinda SimonFellowship NewsFellows, Former Fellows Presented Opportunity to Influence Residency Curriculap. 10Sandra Clement WalkerThe American at WorkJoint Sponsorship Subcommittee Facilitates Continuing Education Activitiesp. 12Sara S. TuckerMedicare Claims Review Would Limit Access to Insight-Oriented Therapyp. 13Letters to the EditorsObligatory Support for Research?p. 14Lee David Brauer, Paul Mosher & Robert Galatzer-LevyShould BOPS Be Free-Standing?p. 14Gerald V. Freiman & Henry KaminerPublic Relations vs. Sciencep. 15Benjamin KaufmanRalph Roughton Repliesp. 15Ralph RoughtonPsychoanalysis AbroadFive Named as Sigourney Awards Rotate to Europep. 16William D. JeffreyIPA Hosts Weeklong Research Course at University College, Londonp. 17George H. KlumpnerSpecial Section: Psychoanalysis in L.AResearch Scholars Flourish at SCPIp. 18Edwin C. PeckPsychoanalysis in L. AIn California's Universities, Research Analysts Prove Their Interdisciplinary Mettlep. 19Peter LoewenbergAs Government Pursestrings Tighten, Stoller Foundation Does Its Bit to Make Up the Shortfallp. 21Maimon LeavittPsychoanalysis and the CommunityMichigan Newsletter Educates a Growing Publicp. 23Michael D. ColmanChild Analytic Community Outreach at the Washington Psychoanalytic Foundationp. 24Beatrice W. Smirnow & Douglas ChavisParent Child Center Reaches Out to New York Familiesp. 25Leon HoffmanPsychological Stages: Psychoanalysis and Dramatic Artp. 27Eric J. NuetzelAnalysts Meet the Community at the Moviesp. 29Leon LevinAmerican HistoryBoston Split Throws Organizational Questions into Sharp Reliefp. 31Ralph P. EngleHas Psychoanalysis a Future? It Had Better, for All Our Sakesp. 33Martin Wangh
Issue 220 articlesA Tough Job Well Donep. 1David HurstSchachter Completes Term; Margolis Assumes Presidencyp. 1William D. JeffreyThe Library of Congress and the Fear of Controversyp. 2Sanford GiffordPresident's ColumnAfter Four Eventful Years, Taking Leave and Taking Stockp. 3Judith S. SchachterFrom the Chair of BOPS
Issue 330 articlesFall Meeting Program Setp. 1Jack MillerRosenblitt Next BOPS Chairp. 1Michael J. GundlePEP Joins Venture to Publish Analytic Journals CD-ROMp. 2Judith SchachterPresident's ColumnPsychoanalysis; Democracy: Toward a Closer Unionp. 3Marvin MargolisMay Meeting
Issue 425 articlesFellowship Program Expansion is Far-Reachingp. 1Elise W. SnyderPresident's ColumnOur Societies: An Agenda for Renewalp. 3Marvin MargolisFrom the Chair of BOPSThe Board: Past, Present, and Futurep. 5Lawrence ChalfinCandidates Column