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...views" in the Michigan article when she contended that "authentic leaders are those elected by black voters," thereby suggesting that black politicians elected by white majorities are not legitimate. Even in context, it is unclear whether she was endorsing that view or merely citing it. In any event, the reader who mattered most did not agree with her assertions...
What about "Ask Mike," who advises one reader who's thinking about dating a "slut" to "tell the slut to give me a call...
Students who fear Inside Edge proliferation should keep worrying. The premiere issue, according to Hsu, sold out in Harvard Square and the state of New Jersey, and had to be re-ordered in some European countries. It has already raked in at least 5000 reader response forms and 1000 subscription orders...
...Glocca Morra with a boarded-up main street. Or maybe Yoknapatawpha lite. At its thinnest it seems more jokey than funny. Occasionally, it threatens to become patronizing. Most of the time it works, however, not so much because the author keeps things stirred up but because he persuades the reader to share his great, openhearted fondness for his ridiculous characters. A compact is signed, Russo saying something like, "O.K., yeah, Sully's being a bit of a jerk, but watch what he's going to do now . . ." Or, "Did you meet Vera the Awful Ex-Wife? No? Well, here...
...over. According to Jack Rickard, the editor of Boardwatch magazine, the number of small computer-bulletin-board systems in the U.S. has jumped from 30,000 last year to more than 46,000 this year -- the majority of them offering some form of digital titillation. When Boardwatch ran a reader's poll of the best computer boards, three of the Top 10 were explicit "adult" systems -- including Pleasure Dome, based in Tidewater, Virginia, which offers, among other things, electronic access to ThrobNet, SwingNet, StudNet and KinkNet...