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It’s so strange to sit here listening to you talk of how fat you were, comparing your past and present dimensions like some baseball record.
By JudithOctober 1974News item: North Carolina is listed as one of the states where the food stamp program is underused. Social workers say they can’t seem to interest eligible families to come in and sign up.
By Joe KenlanOctober 1974American cheese on white bread. Dry and joyless. Wholly unsatisfying yet, as a bus station refreshment, wholly appropriate. The bread is without flavor or soul, edible foam rubber, hardly the staff of life. The cheese is mostly chemical. But we are far from the farm.
By Sy SafranskyOctober 1974It’s very difficult for me to write about food — so many trips and so much worry, joy, and compulsion. My first impulse is to go into a Yiddish tragic-comedy about the whole thing, but not now. My second impulse is to go into a long talk about all the changes in my own feelings and habits surrounding food, but that doesn’t seem right either.
By Hal RichmanOctober 1974The best alternative energy sources, according to Watson Morris of ECOS, are “doing away with present wasteful practices.”
By AnonymousJanuary 1974Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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