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The article examines that in video installation of "Here you are before the trees" the artist-filmmaker holds a small freshwater shell up to the camera, just gathered from the shore of Lake Michigan. Topics include considered that Sky Hopinka own movements serve as the connector between site, history, and personal experience.

The article explores how as of 2019 several museums in the U.S. using new approaches to displaying Indigenous artifacts including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the Newark Museum. Additional topics discussed include the curators Paul Chaat Smith and Cécile R. Ganteaume, the Early American galleries at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, and efforts to embrace inclusion in art curatorial practices.

An interview with the artist Alan Michelson is presented. Particular focus is given to how his work reflects upon Indigenous heritage and values as well as how the natural world has been exploited and endangered in the U.S. Several of his works are discussed including the video "Wolf Nation," the public sculpture "Earth's Eye," and "Hanödaga:yas (Town Destroyer)."

The article reviews the art exhibition "Stretching the Canvas: Eight Decades of Native Painting," on view at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian in New York City until fall 2021.

The article offers information on the works of artist Nicholas Galanin. Topics discussed include videos of Galanin titled "Unceremonial Dance Mask, 21st Century," featuring the artist sits at a cedar block holding a carved wooden mask; Galanin breaks apart the commodifiable constructions and then transforms into art objects, installations and images; and challenges of the Venice biennale to the indigenous artists. It also mention about the works of artist Preston Singletary.

The article discusses baseball home runs in the late 19th-century Major Leagues. Topics mentioned include the first 48 years of major league baseball from the National Association in 1871 through 1918, what part the home run played in the early game, and the total number of major league home runs hit each year. It explores the possible reasons of the 19th-century peak of home run production in 1890 since 1881.

The article focuses on how sports psychology was practiced during the formative years of the Chicago Cubs baseball team in the 1930s. Topics discussed include the scientific research aimed at improving player performance introduced by club owner Philip Knight Wrigley and collaboration with University of Illinois psychologist Coleman Roberts Griffith considered for his study on sports psychology. Griffith's publication of team performance metrics and his conflict with team members are mentioned.

The article focuses on the increasing litigation risks for participants in the bank loan market posed by the determination that bank loan assets are securities. It notes that the risks are intensified by substantial disparities among participants in their access to and use of material, non-public information about issuers. It advises participants to pay attention to the potential risks related to the use of non-public information when trading in bank loan assets. It cites that risks can be reduced by evaluating the materiality of such information.

The article features chemical engineer Harold Booker and discusses his struggle to fight for civil rights. He was born in Spring, Texas, in 1933, and received his undergraduate education at Wiley College of Marshal, Texas. In 1955, he received his master's degree in organic chemistry at the University of Washington in 1955. His experiences of racism are discussed.

Presents an international study that reveals a gap between expectations and reality in Canadian companies' assessment of their quality management practices. How importance are customer satisfaction measures in the business strategic planning process; How to improve customer satisfaction levels; Evaluating quality performance. INSET: The International Quality Study..

The article offers the author's insights on the history of psychology in Great Britain. Topics discussed include the Ngram Viewer public tool developed by Google to allow people search and graph the historical frequency of psychology, the correlation psychology to disciplines, and the works of the PsyBorgs regarding the digital approaches to the history of psychology.

The article reviews the art exhibition "Moon Dancers: Yup'ik Masks and the Surrealists," held at the Di Donna gallery in New York City in 2018.

The article reviews the exhibition "A Scratch on the Earth," by Wendy Red Star, which was held at the Newark Museum in Newark, New Jersey, through June 16, 2019.

Several letters to the editor is presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Boycott Boost," "Not many points up north," in the April 3, 2010 issue and "Teaching in a secure unit," in the April 30, 2010 issue.

Presents a letter to the editor about the shortage of jobs for information technology professionals, published in the June 20, 2005 issue of the journal "Informationweek."

Presents letters to the editor published in different newspapers, as of May 2004. Suggestion regarding the constitutional amendments; Consequences of the U.S. policies; Recognition of progress in Tunisia.