Issue of March 20, 2005
11 articles in this issue.
Just when you thought it was safe to take your next breath, someone you know is telling you that it isn't. What should you do? Intrepid girl reporter Tedi Trindle takes you on a tour of the "Culture of Fear".
You may not get rich by writing poetry, but you can gain fame and adulation in the Piker Press Poetry Open.
If your mind turns to spiritual matters during Christian holy days, perhaps there's an article lurking there that would appeal to one of these Christian periodicals.
This contest is sponsored by America, the National Catholic Magazine. They are currently accepting submissions for their annual poetry contest, given in honor of William T. Foley, MD.
Working for the Department of Defense is, generally speaking, a pretty good job. But as one software engineer discovers before heading home, little quirks like being quarantined for five hours due to a "biological threat" aren't exactly what you'd call perks. A true, first hand account of what turns out to be just another day at the D.O.D.
Fishing isn't a hobby - to this family, it's a disorder. Giant fish, demon fish, fish so mean you gotta beat 'em with a hammer: it doesn't matter when you're a mad fishin' foo!
<b>Planting a Cigarette Bomb.</b> From an era when varsity high school students could smoke on campus with a permit from their folks is further evidence that smoking is not good for your health.
Unaware of a beaker of mold spores knocked over a hundred miles away, the drama of the world ending is lost on one girl watching her own little world crumble to pieces. Part one of two. <a href="http://www.pikerpress.com/advisory.cfm">Parental Advisory.</a>