Vol. 75, No. 3, Winter 1999

CONTENTS

Industries of the Mind
Georgia Tech is helping the state prepare for the next wave of economic opportunity--in the classroom and beyond.
By Bob Harty

High-Tech Hub
Atlanta's high-tech growth is rooted in Georgia Tech.
By Karen Hill

Useful Things
A practical nature has meant success for a century of Georgia Tech graduates.
By Gary Goettling

Deep Roots
The Georgia Tech Advisory Board looks over the Institute's unique, evolving entrepreneurial culture.
By John Dunn

Novel Start-Up
ISS's defense against hackers has resulted in more secure files and a stock-market jackpot for its founders.
By John Dunn

A Culture of Cooperation
Research across disciplines and collaboration across program borders are keys to Tech's high-tech successes.
By Victor Rogers

Takin' It to the Streets
GCATT helps telecommunications innovators turn ideas into businesses.
By Shelley Hughes

Vision
Institute President Wayne Clough sees a shining future for Georgia Tech, Atlanta and the state.
By Hoyt Coffee

Departments

Feedback
75th Anniversary & More

Tech Notes
Jackets Prune the Hedges
Graceful (& Healthful)
The Dean Quest
Ramblin' Cross Campus
Unlimited Designs
Living Laboratory
Launch Control
North Ave. Almanac
Alumni Service Award
No More Writer's Cramp
Out-of-This-World Study
Bioinformatics: First of Its Kind.

Campaign for Georgia Tech
Target: $500 Million

Profile
Professor Terry Blum: Carpe Diem

Photo Finish
Victory Dance