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Stony
Expressions: Facing Facts about
Monumental Faces
In the middle '60s, when I first apprehended the M&O Man, he
was the ideal symbol of difference for Livingston. He wasn't the conformist
culture or the freak-out culture. He was our saucy cigar sign from another
realm. The realm of the stone faces.
by Milo Miles

A
Little Not-Music: Adventures in the String Trade
I didn't care much for orchestral music,
having played far too much of it back in high school. But where better
to meet amateur musicians than in an amateur orchestra?
by Wolfgang Von Verkleidung

My
Days of Engine Whine and Strawberries
The strawberry harvest lasts six to
eight weeks, and during that time he sets up several roadside stands for
selling berries. I let Mike know that I would be interested in working
for him on weekends at one of the Raleigh spots.
by John James
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