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We couldn’t have been more delighted, Buck and I, he in the warm arms of Mr. Boston, me in the warm arms of life in the sunny south, at a time when the shadows were hazy, the sunshine was bright, and the smell of the newly cropped bermuda grass touched my nostrils, and the days awaited me breathlessly, endlessly.
By Lorenzo W. MilamMay 1982Agency fees, electric shocks, “chronic” customers
By Our ReadersMarch 1979Counting houses, losing a dime, joining a commune
By Our ReadersMarch 1978The cartoons in this selection are available as a PDF only. Click here to download.
By David TerrenoireNovember 1977In the future “work” as is now known will exist for only a few technicians. Most citizens will be supported by a welfare state which is fully automated. This will be achieved in each home by a device that looks much like an electric chair.
By C.A. TaorminaOctober 1977Contemporary builders have a set procedure for doing business. It may prove expedient and trustworthy to some and expensive and cumbersome to others. Generally it reflects the way in which we run our society in a caste system: white collar – blue collar.
By Stephen MartinMay 1976I stopped working as soon as I was out of a place to live. To work hard all day hauling lumber and driving nails and take my rest on some itchy living room couch was too much.
By Steven SeifJanuary 1976Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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