FEATURES Cats, Dogs, Corporations
by Carla Helfferich On the mentality of cats and corporations, dogs and people.
Don't Neglect That Other Half
by Lynn Basham The same week the Partnership for a Drug-Free America suggested that learning to play a musical instrument might keep kids away from drugs, our Superintendant of Schools proposed cutting band music.
Educational Opportunities in Europe, or How to Become a Linguistic Snowbird
by J.D. Ragan It's easy to study overseas.
The Fireplug Races On!
photos by Kay Sisson and Frank Therrell Top finishers in 2000.
Kill Your TV!
by Jeffrey A. Rogers Pull the plug and spend time with the family.!
Trouble and the Yellow Eagle Mine
by Lisa Kljaich Indigo Water woes, unpaid bills, and road damage.
An Unlikely Thing
by Julie Smith The object of my fascination is conflict.
We Live in a Service Area?
by T. John Booth Is life on the perilous fringe of civilization different than living closer to town? Well, most of the time there are precious few differences--but when the snow flies, look out.
Your Old Oil Drum Can Turn Invisible
by Hans Mölders Some things we have in abundance in Ester are sloping properties, old 55-gallon oil drums, and water buckets.
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