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From dust jacket:" Studs Terkel:A Life In Words is the story of a broadcasting and writing phenomenon and represents the remarkable result of a sequence of meetings between the two supreme masters of the tape-recorded interview, America's Studs Terkel and Britain's Tony Parker. For forty years, Studs Terkel's daily radio talk show, based in Chicago, has won him national recognition. His best-selling books including Hard Times, Working, and his Pulitzer-prize winner "The Good War" are classics of oral history and have brought him international fame."

Description found on inside page of zine: "I drew all of this at work on post-it notes."

A zine of poetry created by a collective that visited the Read/Write Library in 2013. It focuses on motivational and self help poetry, containing at least one poem for each letter of the alphabet.

Interview Clothes is a cut and color paper doll zine by Jami Sailor and Jenna Bee, with 2 dolls and 10 outfits, in the tradition of American Girl magazine…and effigy dolls. Don’t cut our heads off! Jami says: “yes, my feet look like clubs. and my knees like cinnamon rolls.” JB says: “stick me in my union suit and pose me watching Roseanne reruns while guzzling black coffee.” *

A mini-comic about a job interview. Nicolas Ivan Ladendorf's illustrated guide to why he should he should be hired: a pre-interview guide for potential employers, complete with portfolio and credentials. Interview by Tameka McGee, HR Generalist. <br />

Winter of 2004. This issue opens up with a few stories and articles about the reelected Bush, from various angles (why it sucks, why we should still be positive&hellip;.) From there it goes into a rather depressing (yet still humorous) account of what it&rsquo;s like to be a substitute teacher in the Chicagoland high schools. Other stories include subjects like tuberculosis, Hiroshima, and predictions of the future! Full size, 20 pages.

Political humor, satirical fiction, and a lot about television and comic books.