Magazines and the Web-- a good combination? We certainly hope so. Creating a Web version of Flux involved going through nearly the entire production process--again. What we do as Web journalists and designers is not mysterious or overwhelming, although it seems that way sometimes. Our goals are twofold: to make Flux's art and writing available to more people worldwide, and also to provide a bonus to those who have already read the print magazine. With this year's inFlux, we invite you to experience these stories rather than just read them. Some wonderful pictures are painted with words--enter those worlds. Because on the Web, being a passive reader is simply not enough. --Katie Yahns Online editor Katie Yahns designed "Promises on the Run," "The New Swing Thing," and "Bi Herself." Originally from Everett, Washington, she is a senior graduating with a degree in magazine journalism and a minor in religious studies. She has interned at The Lutheran magazine, working on their Web site, and recently completed an honors thesis on non-profit magazines and the World Wide Web. Online designer Morten Bustrup designed "The End of the Road," "A Midwife's Tale," and "Rolling With the River." He is an international student from Denmark majoring in Fine Arts/Visual Design. Besides working on inFlux he was production and art associate in 1997 and now in 1998. Before coming to the US in 1996, Bustrup was working as in intern in a printing house and ad agency in Copenhagen. Online designer Chad Patteson designed "On the Beaten Path," "A Turning Point," and "Real Men Don't Use Mousse." Originally from Colton, Oregon, he is a Journalism/Electronic Media major. Besides web design, he also pursues his passion for photography, videography, animation, print design, radio DJing and deep-woods meditation. Patteson spent most of his time at the U of O as Staff Photographer and Summer Photo Editor for the Oregon Daily Emerald newspaper. Online designer John Woodward designed "Prisoner of Hope," "Signs of Progress," and the table of contents. He is a transfer student from a community college near Sacramento, CA and is majoring in journalism. In high school, Woodward was the news editor, photographer and business manager for the student newspaper. Recently he has been designing Web sites, brochures, programs, etc. for various schools and public service organizations.	Online Editor Katie Yahns Online Designers Morten Bustrup Chad Patteson John Woodward Editor in Chief Ed Dorsch Senior Editors Laura Esterman Kaarin Knudson Managing Editor Allison Stormo Copy Chief Pamela Huyser Associate Editors Rob Elder Sarah Gray Nicole Kristal Sarah Swanson Mark Yates Art Director Kristin Cikowski Production Director Morten Bustrup Art Associates Sarah Aichinger Jonas Allen Sunny Chao Jessica Obrist Chris O’Halloran Jay-E Shih Photo Editor David Parmeter Photo Associates Bradley Rife George Rowe General Manager Kara Barrett Advertising Director Rebecca Starble Interns Eric Collins Gwen Fitzgerald Tammy Salman Faculty Advisor Professor Brett Campbell
	inFlux staff 1998: From left to right: Morten Bustrup, John Woodward, Katie Yahns. Below: Chad Patteson. Photo by Jay-E Shih. Feedback: Send e-mail to the 1998 inFlux staff. inFlux was created using: Power Macintosh 8500, 8600, and G3 computers, SimpleText, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Premiere, GoLive CyberStudio, MoviePlayer, QuickTimeVR Authoring Studio, SoundEdit 16, GifBuilder, Fetch, Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer	Special Thanks To Connie Snyder Ballmer Becca Boustead Paul Brainerd Campus Copy Joel Coreson Michael Crisp Dean Tim Gleason Stuart Greenleaf Chris Hutchinson Assistant Dean Greg Kerber Assistant Dean Jennifer King Dick Lennox Duncan McDonald, Vice President of Public Affairs & Development The mothers featured in “A Midwife’s Tale” PhotOregon, Inc. Sean Postin Rainier Photographic Supply Professor Bill Ryan Jan Ryan Al Stavitsky Denise Steele Mick Westrick Professor Tom Wheeler Betty Wood