June 1985
In This Issue
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Articles
Justice Between Generations
Unless a number of trends are soon reversed, the Baby Boomers are headed for a disastrous retirement
The Prisoner of Fame
The House of Spirits
Your True Marcus
Champton Hodnet
At the Dawn of Tyranny
The Compleat Cook and a Queen's Delight
Ancient Art of the American Woodland Indians
Ancient Art of the American Woodland Indians
Lanark: A Life in Four Books
To the Frontier
John Masefield's Letters From the Front 1915-17
The Fall of the House of Nire
The Atlantic Puzzler
Washington: The "Star Wars" Defense Won't Compute
The software problems posed by missile defense are too great for the existing computer capability
Notes: A Whole Different Ball Game
“There are three things the average man thinks he can do better than anybody else: build a fire, run a hotel and manage a baseball team.”
As Well as I Do My Own
Satellite Television
The back-yard earth-station movement has expanded beyond its early base of ham-radio operators and electronics tinkerers to include people in remote areas for whom good reception is the goal and suburban families who just want to watch a lot of TV
Fast Break: (In Memory of Dennis Turner, 1946-1984)
Style
Dancing With Father
The Tanks of a Grateful Nation
Vulcan
What We Did on Your Vacation
Little Happenings
No-Wave Nihilism
What Cooking Classes Teach
