Time to Share. Create a Buzz. "Buy land," an old wit once said, "because they're not making any more of it." Today in Massachusetts, just three million acres remain up for grabs, half of them critically important, whether for their natural beauty or ecological value. At The Trustees of Reservations, the moves they make in the next few years—to help save thousands of critical acres, to inspire generations of people to love the land, and to protect the treasures we already own—will shape the natural and cultural landscape of Massachusetts for many centuries to come. The Trustees of Reservations have embarked upon an ambitious $50 million capital campaign called Landscapes & Landmarks. The Kresge Foundation will contribute $1.5 million to The Trustees efforts in your backyard and across the state if they reach their financial goals and get more people like you involved as Trustees—through financial support at any level—by June 2006. Won’t you join us as we become members of The Trustees of Reservations. Now, it's your move!

Have You Ever Tried to Negotiate a Different Work-Life Arrangement with Your Employer? If yes, read on. A research team from Babson College is conducting a study of the issues women face when they try to change their work-life arrangement. We are interested in hearing from women who have had both successful and unsuccessful experiences negotiating such changes as a flexible work week, working from home, working part-time, etc. If you, or a colleague, would like to participate in this study or for more information, please contact Alex Gasik via email at agasik1@babson.edu.