No Easy Matterby David W. Smit RANTING against the failure of public education, and the failure of teacher training in particular, is a great American … Read More ›
Category: 1978
by Elizabeth Butt BLADE, the sharpest operator in England, sat in his small office, relaxed. After three years spent following a short, thin Russian spy … Read More ›
“Another time I fought the professional Educationists, the most dangerous, wasteful, and thoroughly ignorant single group in America. They creamed me, of course. I got … Read More ›
by Jay R. Allgood NOTE The author is a retired engineer who now devotes his time to property and invention development and other activities – … Read More ›
Little-Known Geography: Kennewick is located in a cold, wet desert. FOR A FEW WEEKS after a convention, when one sees members who did not attend, … Read More ›
by Martin H. Miller A MIDDLE-AGED man meets an attractive young woman. She promptly takes off her clothes. A number of other young women disrobe … Read More ›
OBVIOUSLY last issue didn’t quite beat that sneaky deadline set for the creaky postal system’s outrageous hike in postage from 14 to 20 cents apiece. … Read More ›