Issue 126 articlesDenver Analysts Respond to the Columbine Tragedyp. 1Mary Ann Levy, Marguerite Stewart & Cathy Krown BuirskiPresident's MessageOn the Roadp. 3Newell FischerTAP's Lighter, Brighter Lookp. 3Prudy GourguechonSpring MeetingBoston—Beautiful and Bustlingp. 4Randi FingerLettersGroup Dynamics Underlie Leadership Search Difficultiesp. 4Erik GannInternational PsychoanalysisIPA Elections 2003p. 8Piers PendredIPSO Unites Candidates Worldwidep. 9Lee JaffeStudying Psychoanalysis in Turkeyp. 10Allen SiegelEastern Europe: A Laboratory for Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Educationp. 11John S. KafkaSocial IssuesThe Future of Some Illusions: An Analytic Look at the Death Penaltyp. 14Donald MossOur Best-Kept Secrets: Psychoanalysts Do Well by Doing Goodp. 15Mark D. SmallerPsychoanalysis in a Homeless Shelterp. 16Ann SmolenPoetryFrom the Unconsciousp. 19Sheri A. HuntNational NewsProgressive Birmingham Site of New Affiliated Study Groupp. 20Lee I. AschermanThe Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Foundationp. 21Regina PallyEthicsEthical Problems of Corporate Americap. 22Janice S. LiebermanThinking Ethically with the New Ethics Codep. 23Ernest WallworkAPsaA NewsMarcia Goin to Become APA Presidentp. 24Prudy GourguechonPEP Rounds Out a Successful Yearp. 25Nadine LevinsonAwardsKennedy Energizes Winter Awards Sessionp. 26Michael SlevinThe Nobel Prize of Psychoanalysisp. 27Allan ComptonAPsaA: MembershipFocus on Education and Researchp. 30Leon HoffmanCouncilDivisions Report, Council Reviews Challengesp. 31Prudy GourguechonAPsaA NewsGovernance: Consultation Deals Surprisesp. 33Prudy GourguechonBoard on Professional StandardsAPsaA—Ideals and Organizational Structurep. 34Ronald M. BensonBoard Meets in Challenging but Promising Timesp. 36Prudy Gourguechon
Issue 220 articlesFrom the Files of the COI: Candidate Recruitmentp. 1Andrea Weiss & John HallFrom the PresidentThe Pillars of Membershipp. 3Newell FischerSpring MeetingGreat Topics, Lively Speakers in Bostonp. 4Joan LynchJune in “The Hub”p. 5Marylynn BorisPoetryJuly Fourthp. 6Michael SlevinPolitics and Public PolicyAPsaA's Legal Workp. 7Bob PylesPsychoanalysis and Other TreatmentsWhen is an Alloy Stronger Than Pure Gold?p. 8Prudy GourguechonCombining Psychoanalysis and Behavioral Therapyp. 9Arthur MeyersonFamily Systems and the Psychoanalystp. 10Arthur C. NielsenSymptoms, Meaning, and Medication: Psychopharmacology and Psychoanalysisp. 11Jamie FeldmanBOPSOur Complex Association Considers Its Futurep. 14Ronald BensonTopekaRequiem for an Institute: Farewell to Topekap. 15Irwin C. RosenOutreachCatching Them Early: Teaching Psychoanalysis to High School Studentsp. 16Leon HoffmanBeyond the Fifty-Minute Hour: Encouraging Interest in Psychoanalysisp. 17Judith LogueAnalysts Reach Out to Educatorsp. 18Stephen KerznerMembershipAPSAA membership: Mid-Career Analystsp. 24Zoe Grusky & Leon HoffmanOutreachPsychoanalysis and APsaA at the AAASp. 25Dottie JeffriesTech NotesOpen Officep. 27Paul MosherEditors Convene at the Waldorfp. 28Joseph ReppenPsychoanalysis in Popular CultureShrink Watch: The Analyst, Dead or Alivep. 30Prudy Gourguechon
Issue 320 articlesWho Killed Julius Caesar?: Psychoforensic Analysis of Decisionmaking Under Stressp. 1Harold J. BursztajnFrom the PresidentThe Enemy Withinp. 3Newell FischerWinter Meeting 2004Mostly Museums: Winter Fun in New York Cityp. 4Arlene Kramer RichardsScienceOmnibus Science Initiative: Progress Reportp. 6Allan ComptonPsychoanalytic Science for the Clinical PsychoanalystThe Power of the Antidepressant “Placebo”p. 7Stephen PortugesScienceThe Fund for Psychoanalytic Researchp. 8Linda C. MayesEthicsThe Institutional Ego: A Psychoanalytic Consideration of Ethics Reviewp. 10David H. BrendelOutreachThe Virtual Psychoanalytic Societyp. 11Humberto Nagera & Frances MartonArchitecture and the Self: Lucy Daniels Foundation Conference Explores Inner and Outer Spacep. 12Heather CraigeInternational PsychoanalysisBrazil's Eizirik IPA President-Elect, Levinson Elected Treasurerp. 13New Directions, Directorate for Anna Freud Centre: A Point of Viewp. 14Robert L. TysonTech NotesProtecting Your Computer: Spying on Spywarep. 25Paul W. MosherAPsaA membershipMid-Career Analysts Discuss How to Join Committees, Write and Present Innovative Papersp. 25Zoe GruskyPolitics and Public PolicyAn Ordinary Manp. 28Bob PylesShrink Watch“Have a Fireball”p. 28Prudy GourguechonPoetryPoetry and the Unconsciousp. 29Sheri HuntCouncilPolitics, Governance Dominate June 19 Executive Council Meetingp. 31AwardsAPsaA Awards at 92nd Annual Meetingp. 34Jack A. MillerBoard on Professional StandardsA Time of Change—BOPS After Bostonp. 36Ronald M. BensonBoard Considers Reorganization, Standards; Nuetzel Next BOPS Chairp. 37
Issue 423 articlesCapturing Time and Space in the Analyst's Office: An Interview with Photographer Shellburne Thurberp. 1Michael SlevinPresident's MessageThe Crisis on Our Thresholdp. 3Newell FischerWinter MeetingA Three-Ring Circus of Exciting Choices at the January Meetingp. 5Sharon ZaluskyProfessors & ChairsChair of Psychoanalysis, Uncommon or Not?p. 9Harriet BassechesAmerican ImagoAmerican Imago: Past and Presentp. 11Vera J. CamdenOutreachOpportunities and Obstacles in Organizational Consultation: Joint APsaA and ISPSO Panelp. 12Mark F. PosterSpecial Section: Psychotherapy TrainingSpotlight on Psychotherapy Training Programs: Dilemmas and Accomplishmentsp. 13Robert S. White & Caryle PerlmanNew Life for Cleveland's Psychotherapy Programp. 14Richard LightbodyThe Role of Psychoanalytic Institutes in Training Psychotherapistsp. 15José A. Saporta & Alan PollackThe Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy Training Program at the Chicago Institutep. 16Erika SchmidtPractice GuidelinesAPsaA Practice Guidelines Address Common Problems of Membersp. 19Robert R. CummingsPsychoanalysis and Popular Culture: Shrink WatchTherapy Room Stars in Award-Winning Commercialsp. 22Dottie JeffriesPolitics and Public PolicyIllegal Privacy Notices Fail to Protect Medical Privacyp. 23Deborah C. PeelEverything You Wanted to Know about HIPAA and Were Afraid to Askp. 24Robert S. WhiteTech NotesProtecting Your Computerp. 26Paul W. MosherAPsaA MembershipFinding a Voice for Mid-Career Analysts at APsaAp. 26Zoe GruskyAPsaA FellowsAPsaA's Stunning New Fellows for 2003-2004p. 27Marketing PsychoanalysisDiagnosis: Arrogance and Exclusivity Treatment: Public Information, Humble Pie, Outreachp. 30CurriculumBeginning with Freudp. 32Lee Jaffe & Ellen ReesNew Committee to Promote Psychoanalysis through the Artsp. 33Laurie WilsonBoard on Professional StandardsAn APsaA Fable for Our Timesp. 34Ronald M. BensonAPsaA NewsDean Stein Arrives to Take Administrative Helm as Executive Directorp. 35Prudy GourguechonKenneth Calder, M.D., 1918–2003p. 36Shelley Orgel