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- Is America on the way down? // Commentary;Mar1992, Vol. 93 Issue 3, p15
Presents a debate on the title question with the `yes' answer supported by Edward N. Luttwak and the `no' answer supported by Robert L. Bartley. The main arguments on both sides; `Yes' because America is willing to accept mediocrity; `No' because America has never failed to accept a challenge.
- Families & children in the year 2000. Norton, A.J. // Children Today;Jul/Aug87, Vol. 15 Issue 4, p6
In view of the increase in the number of working mothers & the need for child care, the increase in the number of `step' relationships in families, & the many other changes which are happening so quickly, the period between now & the year 2000 will likely be a time of challenge for children,...
- Beyond 1993. Cohen, Warren; Cook, Gareth G.; al, et // U.S. News & World Report;10/25/93, Vol. 115 Issue 16, 60th anniversary p70
Offers thoughts from a wide range of people on what they think life will be like in the year 2053. Work will be far less central to people's lives; Reproductive rights will be reduced dramatically; Battle of the sexes will be long over; Changes in business, culture, medicine, technology, race,...
- New & newsy. // Seventeen;Jan90, Vol. 49 Issue 1, p100
Reports on what's going on uptown, downtown, and all around the world. Russian dressing; Lambada, a Brazilian dance; Bag One Arts, Yoko Ono's new gallery.
- What the nineties have in store for you. Houck, C. // Cosmopolitan;Aug89, Vol. 207 Issue 2, p206
Presents predictions for the 1990's from researchers and trend watchers. Love; High-tech medicine; Careers; Everyday living; Beauty; Money; Mood; Moving; Environment; Space exploration.
- Goodbye to all that? Moffitt, P. // Esquire;Jan1990, Vol. 113 Issue 1, p131
Editorial. Looks back at the past decade and ahead at what we may expect for the 1990s.
- Measures of change. Tooley, J.A.; Bernstein, A. // U.S. News & World Report;12/25/89, Vol. 107 Issue 25, p66
Presents a series of vital statistics on predicted changes for the 1990s. Workplace; Education; Family; Health; Home.
- If you think '95 flew by, wait 'til you see 1996. Crain, Rance // Crain's Chicago Business;12/18/95 & 12/25/95, Vol. 18 Issue 51, p13
Opinion. Forecasts on the social changes in the United States by 1996. Speed limits on national highways; Narrowing of Americans' interest on news and information; Sale of riverboat casinos.
- The national prospect. Abrams, Elliott; Adelson, Joseph // Commentary;Nov95, Vol. 100 Issue 5, p23
Presents The National Prospect, a symposium which addresses the question about the stability of the American institutions. Statement that the United States is moving towards balkanization or even breakdown; Reasons for statement; Responses from a group of American intellectuals.
