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 Let 'Em Speak Greek Henry Bob Kulup, our non pareil educationist is always ready with answers to what ails us pedagogically. Wait'll you get his take on what's wrong with America's schools and How to Fix Them in Two Easy Steps. What Happened TEACHING: 2/29: Remembrance of Time Lost, or, What
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Immerse yourself in a brave new world of hi-tech
profit, Ceci Lumley says, and next thing you know 
We got out the old calculator and figured up how much of our lives, as good
consumers, we spend watching TV commercials. The result, which is not pretty, is 
No IPO? No advertising? How do we do it? We sometimes wonder too. Quality
tells (or so we hope). For now, check 
Hardy Metcalf,
Ph.D., America's self-described "first traffic shrink," spent many a long night
with his C.B. radio, parked on this Interstate highway or that one, eavesdropping on
truckers' nocturnal chatter. 
Temple Duciel, book person to the end, thinks that right at the
cusp of the millennium a-- if not the-- great American novel has appeared. He doesn't come
right out and say it but his unbridled praise for 
In one of our more significant publishing coups, we offer readers a preview of
what will no doubt be one of the hits of the next publishing season: "Slosh! The
Unacknowledged Effects of Hormones on Human History," by P.F. Brumbeloe, Jr., M.D.
Dr. Brumbeloe, after examining hundreds of thousands of people around the world, has
arrived at a 
Having a little trouble dealing with the cultural vagaries of the new
millennium? The behavior of some of your fellow millennialists is beginning to get under
your skin? We've prepared a brief quiz to help you
"Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth." --Oscar Wilde