Health
Minifp - Health
Messing up your own mindKeith Kirchner PROZAC, the American anti-depressant, may be targeted at children now that its coverage of the...+ Full Story |
Help yourself...Robert S., PhD Mind not the burgeoning sales of Prozac, Paxil, Effexor and Zoloft, the 1990s were Freud's decade....+ Full Story |
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Economics
Minifp - Economics
Solving the world financial crisisJoe Bodia
Some friends and I were having a discussion yesterday about the state of the world and whether...+ Full Story |
The Morality Of Free Markets - Capitalism's Persuasion Vs. Socialism's CoercionCharles Oliver
It's been many years since the Berlin Wall fell, and it would be...+ Full Story |
Philiosophy
Minifp - Philosophy
Have we evolved yet?N. W. Pledger
There seems to be much dysfunction and strife in...+ Full Story |
The Moment of ZenKeith Kirchner A mantra in many syllables...
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Drugs
Minifp - Drugs
European Drug Laws in perspectiveF. Bosman and K. van Es A look at the different policies of a few European nations, and how their laws are put into...+ Full Story |
The Great Smoke OffShel Silverstein
A great poem in the classic tradition...
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Alexander Zaitchik was editor and senior staff writer at Think (Prague) between 1999 and 2001. He first crossed paths with the magazine by publishing a brutal 4,000-word take-down of its editors in the short-lived Globe Coffeehouse zine, Unpronounceable Symbol. Within a year, Alex was writing features for Think, a weekly column ("Notes from Prague Six"), and most of its book and film reviews. He also conceived and wrote the magazine's wildly popular satirical pull-out, The New Prognosis. His final article for the magazine, appearing in its 50th issue, was *Let the Kazoos Sound: A Decade of English Press in Prague*. After leaving Think, Alex founded and edited a bi-weekly alternative newspaper, The Prague Pill. He went on to edit the New York Press, then to Moscow, and is currently based on Earth. The last we heard from him, he was still wearing his Think t-shirt.
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(1999 - 2001, The Greatest Editor We Ever Had.)
