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Looking Forward

Other Millennium Sections Why We Came Who We Are Shaping Our State

New Mexico faces major challenges in areas ranging from water use to education to crime. It is still one of the poorest states in the nation. Its criminals and victims are becoming younger. New studies show a dwindling water supply. How we address these social dilemmas will determine our future well into 2000 and beyond.

Next 100 years Will be an Adventure
Shared Purpose will Deliver America from Upcoming Crisis
New Mexico Still Looking for Statewide Prosperity
Mora County residents prefer land over money
Schools Must Change to Make the Grade
Liberal arts training will be part of high-tech workplace, educators say
Ozzie and Harriet' Families have Become the Exception
Outlaws Scattered Through N.M. History
1980 prison riot a black mark on state's history
Infamous Crimes in N.M. History
Fallen Officers
Religion found room to grow in New Mexico
Doctors Worry Unhealthy Trends Will Persist
City Sports Outclass Venues
Great Moments in N.M. Sports History
Coach Made Lobo Basketball
Outdoor Activities have Evolved into High-tech Pastimes
Public Lands Reinventing Role for Next Century
Protection of Wilderness Areas Started in State
Water Maintains its Control on Society
Air Pollution Might Cloud Albuquerque's Future
New Technology Expected to Improve Air Quality
Albuquerque in 2050
Human Nature Constant in Changing World