Lawmakers Bypass Trading Card Frenzy in Washington
New York lawmakers and staff largely stayed out of the congressional trading card fad. Some aides mocked the idea while others collected cards featuring members, committees, and offices as interns and pages traded eagerly. The NEA designed the cards as a public relations gimmick and educational tool, with former players like Rep. Jim Bunning noted among the rarities.
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Alfonso D'Amato
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
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Matthew McHugh
Ithaca
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Michael McNulty
Kenneth F. Melley
NEA
Walsh
Art Jutton
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Washington
Rep
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Rensselaer man collects zines in his cluttered home
Michael Gunderley, 30, houses thousands of self published magazines or zines in his Rensselaer home. He runs Factsheet Five, a niche newsletter reviewing 6,000 titles a year, and catalogs works from Maxime Rock n Roll to The Occasional Journal of Nothing in Particular.
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Rocky and Bullwinkle
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Factsheet Five
Bible of the Undergtound
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Bruce Springsteen
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Boss
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