Astrological Professionalism, Future of Astrology, and Astrology Ethics. This archival document is a transcript of a keynote address delivered by Marion D. March titled “Astrology at the Millennium”. In the address, March poses eleven key questions regarding the future, validity, and professional standing of astrology as it approaches the 2000s. She addresses external criticisms from figures like Richard Dawkins, while comparing astrology’s path to acceptance with fields like acupuncture and psychology. March highlights positive developments (“strikes” in astrology’s favor)—including professional conference models like UAC, high-quality literature, technical computer advances, financial astrology, statistical research like the Gauquelins’, historical preservation projects like Project Hindsight, and global communication via the Internet. She challenges astrologers to overcome “poverty consciousness”, embrace standardized education and licensing, and adapt to coming societal shifts like computer-based remote work and home industries.