Work: can't stop the music

Article Abstract:

Jack Dudley, 61, spends 15-hour workdays that his concerned wife Barbara, submitted his name for a contest on 'America's Most Overworked Person.' Jack won the title together with a bouquet of roses every month for a year and an embarassing story in USA Today. Suggestions are given on how Jack can be more leisurely and on how Barbara can better cope with her workaholic husband.

Portrayals, Workaholism

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The press: far out

Article Abstract:

The newspaper 'Out West' prides itself with roaming the wild west and giving readers with a yen for western life and adventures a taste of this life. Its editors go out four times a year to roam and examine a certain area then they devote an entire issue of the paper to their discoveries.

Publishing industry, Appreciation, Western States, Out West (Newspaper), Western stories, Western fiction

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The facts, the fantasies

Article Abstract:

Beth Simon specializes in setting up high school reunions. Simon, who is the head of The Reunion Committee Inc in Chatsworth, CA, shares her experiences while organizing high-school reunions for her clients.

Evaluation, Interview, Class reunions, Simon, Beth

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