Perennial Ecphorizer Business Manager Tod Wicks leads this issue with a tale of the good old days of flying on business trips.  Gareth Penn gets into a bit of drow yalp in his article of creative reading, while George Towner claims he never had to reject a submission to the Print Ecphorizer, and Charles Walton has some thoughts on terrorism in the 1980s.  Sound familiar?

Paul Healy and Susan Packie provide some fictive relief from the daily grind, and Ed Rehmus continues his "Icarus" ballad.  Bill Harvey and Michael Stern fit some humor between the Fiction and Poetry sections, with verse by Russ Traunstein, Margot Tretitel, W. J. Walsh, and Malcolm Scott Mac Kenzie.

Editor:	George Towner
Treasurer:Â	David Durst
Assistants:	John Cumming, Regional Vice Chair Paul Gregson, Programming Myra Johnson, Marketing Sue O'Brien, Data Processing Danielle Towner, International
Business:	Tod Wicks

Top Articles - April	Hits
1. The Symbolism of Horns Lisa Barrigan Basker	25
2. I Scream, You Scream Bill Harvey	8
3. English Has No Future Tense Daunna Minnich	8
4. There is No Canal on Guadalcanal (or is there?) Tod Wicks	7
5. Harry J. Anslinger Ed Rehmus	7

Top Articles - All time	Hits
1. The Symbolism of Horns Lisa Barrigan Basker	9924
2. Linda's Parisian Burgers Tod Wicks	8048
3. The Case of the Pious Pelican George Towner	6541
4. Meihem In Ce Klasrum Dolton Edwards	5964
5. English Has No Future Tense Daunna Minnich	5847

Top Authors - April	Hits
1. George Towner	102
2. Gareth Penn	82
3. John Cumming	46
4. Paul W. Healy	45
5. Neal Wilgus	40

Top Authors - All time	Hits
1. George Towner	113064
2. Gareth Penn	101359
3. Tod Wicks	63832
4. John Cumming	47522
5. Paul W. Healy	40769

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