Volume 84 Issue 6 2000 Article Profession in Convergence: Taking the Next Step Lowell J. Noteboom View Full Article In This Issue Equal Athletic Opportunity: An Analysis of Mercer v. Duke University and a Proposal to Amend the Contact Sport Exeception to Title IX Disciplinary Restrictions on Multidisciplinary Practice: Their Derivation, Their Development, and Some Implications for the Core Values Debate Flight from the Center: Is It Just or Just about Money Young, Talented, and Fired: The New Jersey Law against Discrimination and the Right Decision in Bergen Commercial Bank v. Sisler The ABA and MDPs: Context, History, and Process Should Federal Regulation Eliminate Defenses to Criminal Prosecution--The Viability of Implied Authorization and Participant Benefit Defenses When Read in Light of ERISA Foreword: The Future of the Profession Getting at the Root of Core Values: A Radical Proposal to Extend the Model Rules to Changing Forms of Legal Practice Balancing Private Property Rights with Public Interests: Compensating Landowners for the Use of Railroad Corridors for Fiber-Optic Technology Not If but How: Reflecting on the ABA Commission's Recommendations on Multidisciplinary Practice Actions Speak Louder Than Thoughts: The Constitutionally Questionable Reach of the Minnesota CLE Elminatoin of Bias Requirement German MDPs: Lessons to Learn Accountants, the Hawks of the Professional World: They Foul Our Nest and Theirs Too, Plus Other Ruminations on the Issue of MDPs Profession in Convergence: Taking the Next Step Private Threats, Public Stigma--Avoiding False Dichotomies in the Application of Megan's Law to the Juvenile Justice System Breeding Better Watchdogs: Multidisciplinary Partnerships in Corporate Legal Pracctice Lawyers' Rules, Auditors' Rules and the Psychology of Concealment Multidisciplinary Practices: Prohibit or Regulate Preserving the Potential for Politics Online: The Internet's Challenge to Federal Election Law Multidisciplinary Practice, Professional Regulation, and the Anti-Interference Principle in Legal Ethics