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With so many special interest magazines, there's one for everybody. Do you finish your New Yorker front to back before the next issue arrives in the mail? Or have you seen another side of the world through National Geographics. Where do you fit, if anywhere, on the spectrum of newsstand magazines? Share your finds in the world of magazines.

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4 days ago

Several individual scientists were selected to represent U.S. scientists for the purpose of this award, one of which was James Van Allen. I currently work in Van Allen Hall, where Van Allen kept an office until he died a couple years ago. He used to park his Jeep outside the back door of our lab, I rode in the same elevator with him a few times, and I've attended seminars where he was present. I unfortunately never took the chance to speak to him directly.
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4 days ago

Pope John XXIII called for Vatican II, which had a major part in shaping today's Church. I would say that the results of this council are much farther reaching than most non-Catholics would realize. The most visible of these changes includes the use of the vernacular instead of Latin in the Mass, as well as such things as the priest facing towards the people during the entire Mass, but the most important changes were those more theological in nature, as well as the Church's stance on other denominations.
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4 days ago

I don't know if Life Magazine is still around, but in its day it was wonderful. I still buy issues from the Forties and Fifties occasionally in an antique store. The living history of World War II and Korea are fantastic if you can lay your hands on a series of issues.
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9 days ago

Their charitable contributions are pretty significant. Personally, I feel the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation does more legitimate good than Product (RED), so I'm not sure the title should have been shared, but perhaps Bono got points for approaching charity in an innovative way.
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9 days ago

Really? Are you sure we weren't looking at Information Age and Rolling Stone on the same coffee table as a copy of Time?
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9 days ago

He's one of the movers and shakers of the Civil Rights Movement.
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9 days ago

"Dewey defeats Truman" adds some significance to this.
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9 days ago

This should've been 1944 or 1945.
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9 days ago

It taps into the whole Sally Field Stuart Smalley zeitgeist - I’m good enough, I’m smart enough, and dog-gone it, people like me - Which is a bad thing.
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9 days ago

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