All entries are signed by one of the 340 contributors, and most conclude with brief bibliographies. Unfortunately, the supplement continues the parent work's tradition of failing to give page references to journal-article citations. There are individual entries for all states as well as for major cities. Articles that have been updated include Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Human Rights , and Unemployment . Some entries, such as Roe v. Wade , cover topics that actually came within the time frame of the original set but have since grown in importance.
Articles are quite up to date.
The Baseball entry, for example, details the August 1994 strike. Educational and Intelligence Testing refers to the notoriety of The Bell Curve . The Board did spot some omissions in the Pulitzer Prizes entry. Though the article notes the number of 1995 prizes, it fails to note Edward Albee's third prize for drama in 1994 and also omits Eugene O'Neill's 1922 prize in the same category. Overall, the supplement is just as reliable a work as the master set, and every library owning the original will definitely want to update it with these volumes.