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Death Valley Scene,
Dion Ogust, silver gelatin print, 1999
Dion Ogust is a freelance photogrpaher living in the Hudson Valley.
Her “Mommies & Babies” pictorial essay appeared in the
May ‘96 issue of this magazine. More of Ogust’s images can
be viewed at www.dionphoto.com.
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VIEW
FROM THE TOP
Esteemed Reader
Jason Stern’s strange airport experience
The
Fat & The Skinny
Brian Mahoney explains it all for you..
FEATURES
Photo Essay: Desert Scenes
By Dion Ogust
A pilgrimage to the cathedral of Southwestern sand.
ROOM FOR A VIEW
Sustainability
for Our Future
Builder and home designer Ben Simpson explains the ins and outs of sustainable
dwellings.
Mahatma Granny: An
Interview with Granny D
Gail McGowan
Mellor talks with Doris Haddock, 90-year-old campaign finance crusader.
Views & News: Short
Takes, Updates and Calls to Action Banning GM foods, Department
of Peace, Restructuring Taxes and the WTO’s Greatest Hits.
Viewpoint: We Have
Seen the Enemy
By A. J. Schenkman. Who’s to blame for unsightly power lines and
the environmental costs of maintaining them?
BACKBONE
Lucid Dreaming
Habeas Corpus. Beth Elaine Wilson gets physical.
Frankly Speaking
I Have Not Forgotten You, Mr. Horowitz. Frank Crocitto remembers a beloved
teacher.
Quarter to Three
Tales of Johnny Applesauce. “Sparrow’s News Quiz,” “Overheard on a Bus,”
plus more!
Ear Whacks
Jews ‘N’ the Blues. Todd Paul on blues-woman Beki Brindle and the new
CD from the disjointed duo of Mikhail Horowitz and Gilles Malkine.
Planet Waves
Why I Became an Astrologer. The Eric Francis Story.
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