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Articles in May, 2004 issue of T+D

• From the homeland security desk
• Ode to a coffee urn: common grounds
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• A vendor-provided case study; benefits of Centra add up at global accounting firm Grant Thornton
• Where to the field?
  by Patricia A. McLagan
• Not new
  by Conni Huber
• Where are they now: catching up with some alumni from the first five years of Training's New Guard
  by Jennifer J. Salopek
• Opening doors, crossing cultures
  by Tim Wright
• Same presenters, new perspectives: here's a look at how some of the premier presenters have shifted their focus and roles in response to changes in their field, their personal lives, and world events
  by Geri McArdle
• Mining human assets
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• A home run
  by Dana Robinson
• AT+D classic: how to start an objective evaluation of your training program
  by Donald L. Kirkpatrick
• Technology: 1944-2004: it all started with a big, big calculator
  by Darin E. Hartley
• Back to basics
  by Eva Kaplan-Leiserson
• New guard 2004
  by Jennifer J. Salopek
• The research
• Mapping your future: putting new competencies to work for you
  by William Rothwell
• From zero to 60
  by Pat Galagan
• The way we were
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• Better than the last
  by Petti Van Rekom
• Publish this: nothing says "SME" like your name in print
  by Jeff Davidson
• The first 50 years
  by Pat Galagan
• Live meeting
  by Helen Gallagher
• Improvisation: not just funny business
  by Jennifer J. Salopek
• The past ten years: a defining decade