Yearend thanks and reflections from The Rag staff 2003
In the last issue of 2003 The Rag expresses gratitude to readers, writers, correspondents, columnists, advertisers, and supporters who helped inform and entertain. The piece notes Christmas snippets from papers dating 1913 to 1983 and reflects on journalism as history keeping amid global troubles. ED
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Reflecting on aging and the Baby Boom in a new year
The piece contrasts aging symbols from old to new while exploring the Baby Boom generation and its lasting impact. It weaves in George Carlin’s ironies about modern life, noting rising costs, tech growth, crowded schools, and shifting priorities as life speeds up.
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Danny Pagé of The Rosetown Eagle reflects on an age tied to a Mindset List for professors to relate to students. Freshmen are labeled too young to recall Space Shuttle disasters and J.R. Ewing, yet many know Barbie stereotypes and minivans.
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