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The Ecphorizer
Issue #44
April 1985

Table Of Contents
Issue #44 Cover Meredy Amyx  
Articles    
Story of a Wedding George Towner

How the INS protects you from illegal aliens

Companion to The Hare Gareth Penn Who was that masked man anyway?
Science is "How"? or "What"? it Is Dale Adams The "why" of the Western world
Slang and Euphemism John Cumming Not just another dictionary of dirty words, John lowers his sights yet another notch
The San Francisco Film Festival, 1885 Review of Films Paul W. Healy This year's winners, with commentary
Fiction    
An Aëroplane for Icarus (An Achronism) II E. E. Rehmus Curiouser and curiouser
Humor    
Sluice Box Elmo Bird Some extremely little-known facts for your edification
The Conspiracy Susan Packie More mysteries of spy vs. spy revealed
Poetry    
Sculptor at Muir Beach Margot Treitel
For Those Who Injured Her Wes Hight
Departments    
Editorial Issue #44 Richard Amyx
Letter to the Editor


About
This Issue

Editor Dick Amyx has assembled a great issue featuring regular contributors Paul Healy, Dale Adams, Gareth Penn, George Towner, and John (I hate serial commas) Cumming.  New humorist Elmo Bird joins Susan Packie with comic relief, Margot Treitel and Wes Hight bring some verse, and the ever-repressible Ed Rehmus continues his "Icarus" story.  Of course we have a "Letter" and the usual Editorial.

Note:  The Editor at the time, against the advice of the staff at the time, decided to add an Editorial in the space where short contributors' biographies were printed.  It is for this reason that the little "About" sidebars in this online version are empty.  We hope that these bios will return in the near future.


This Issue's Staff:

Editor:

Richard Amyx

Asst Editor/ Proofreader: Meredy Amyx
Treasurer:  Richard Ahrens

Assistants:

John Cumming,
John David Galt,
Myra Johnson,
Sue O'Brien,
George Towner,
Laurie Yadon

Business:

Tod Wicks


We're still trying to recollect why The Ecphorizer needed a Treasurer back then.  There was no cooking of the books and the income from subscriptions pretty much matched the expenses of printing and mailing. 
Articles by George Towner
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Articles by Gareth Penn
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Articles by Dale Adams
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Articles by John Cumming
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Articles by Paul Healy
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Articles by Susan Packie
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Articles by Margot Treitel
Articles by Wes Hight
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Articles by Richard Amyx