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Klassical Karaoke
Searching through the audio dustbin of 20th century orchestral music, Angus Verspeeten
comes across a small masterwork of applied Zen by Toru
Takemitsu.
The Good Old Days
 A few carefully selected quotations from the
most expert thinkers during the halcyon days of the "New Economy." Plus a couple
of jokes to make you feel better in spite of everything.
Physics Breakthrough!
Time-distortion Alert!
Jerden Purmort reveals the successful Republican
plot to alter the very fabric of the space-time continuum.
From the mysterious depths of lowest South America, where this publication's namesake once
struggled for months to find a way through, comes wisdom
for the 21st century.
Magic Yard
A bit of black & white, a bit of color, and a
hit of Elizabethan music. Why, it's almost Oz again.
Discriminating Mind
A sentence, some music, and thou.
Surely wilderness enou?
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The Spitting Image
 Frank Stella's new monumental sculpture for the Mall in Washington
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How Far from Paradise?
Ceci Lumley's come up with a handy little quiz to help you find out how far it is from wherever you are right now to, well,
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Graffito No. 11942.
The Crib Makers
J.P. Astraeu shares some very hopeful thoughts
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St. Francis in Ecstasy
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Structural Rationalism
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Magellan's Log is pleased to present the first publication anywhere of this breakthrough essay which resolves any remaining
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self-delusion and gender-based hegemony.
Extensions
Temple Duciel, poor fellow, takes happily off into the
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