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Poetry

Sister Mary Appassionata Lectures On The Big Bang Theory To The Eighth Grade Girls And Boys

By David CitinoNovember 1987

Poetry

Signs

By Linda-Ruth BergerOctober 1987

Editor’s Note

Selected Poems

(701 – 761)

By John Visvader, Elizabeth Farrell, Wang WeiJuly 1987

Essays, Memoirs & True Stories

The power that transforms our lives into money is lethal. The whales and redwoods, for example, were gone before the harpoon struck or the ax fell, from the moment they became money. . . . The same with ideas, memories, history, child care, healing, silence, and peace of mind. Capital looked their way; they became dollars and cents.

By Martin GlassJune 1987

Poetry