Taming the wild west

Article Abstract:

American Cowboy, a bimonthly magazine, received a major makeover. Besides a cosmetic revamping, the publication's editors reorganizes the contents into three categories; departments, thematic features and feature articles. The renewed cover sports a new logo and photography. The stunning makeover led to an increase in newstand sales of between 12 and 15 percent. A firm design rule in the makeover was to avoid simulated Western looks, such as fonts that look like ropes. The new design also revamped the table of contents to make it clearer, and to differentiate special features from regular features. Part of the magazine is produced on Adobe PageMaker on a Macintosh, the balance is done with QuarkXPress on Windows.

Publishing industry, Technology overview

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The owl man of Logan Airport

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Norman Smith works as a volunteer trapping and removing white owls from Logan International Airport in Boston, MA. Smith has banded more than 200 owls since beginning his rescue mission in 1981. The owls prey on the birds who inhabit the salt marsh pools near the airport.

Personal narratives, Behavior, Airports, Natural history, Protection and preservation, Snowy owl, Snowy owls, Bird control, Wildlife rescue, Logan International Airport, Smith, Norman

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Overeaters Anonymous

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Management, Associations, Weight loss, Overeaters Anonymous

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