COVER ARTICLE New communications technologies are transforming how we work, the way we live, and the very fabric of business--yet the changes have barely begun. A Harvard Magazine roundtable on where we are, and what lies ahead Reforming the nation's schoolrooms by the numbers by Frederick Mosteller When the Bubble burst: cautionary lessons from a spectacular investment boom--and bust by Christopher Reed Brief life of a practical mystic: 1863-1948 by Elizabeth Cazden Probing deep within the brain, researchers discover how the cerebellum works, and pursue the mysteries of consciousness and mental illness by Jonathan Leonard Rape and sweatshops provoke student protests, keeping research data confidential, the University Campaign's last laps, a quarter-century of arts, tenured women in the humanities, recalling a civil-rights giant, University Hall's life and hard times, reorganizing a deanship, Sargent on display, teaching kids to cook, networked undergraduates, the baseball "Boss," a championship season on ice, and a sports roundup Also, check out our current Classifieds, or browse our archives of issues going back to May-June 1996