We blew our chances to have a great April Fool's issue because it was mailed in June of 1986.  Headlining this issue, though, is Editor Forever George Towner's observations on black versus white rule in Africa based on his many travels throughout that continent.  Gareth Penn brings us one step closer to solving the Zodiac mystery while Paul Healy provides a look back at how you should have enjoyed Expo 86.  Kenneth Balliet compares sleek plastic stuff with old wood things.

Peter Desy, Larry Smith and G. Davies-Smith provide poetic interludes; with a collection of almost humor by Susan Packie, Richard Halada, Neal Wilgus, and Bill Harvey. 

Rounding out this issue with a diary of setting up shop in China is current Editor and former Business Manager Tod Wicks.

Editor:	George Towner
Treasurer:	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 - January	Hits
1. The Symbolism of Horns Lisa Barrigan Basker	186
2. High-Brow, Low-Brow - A Reminiscence George Towner	97
3. English Has No Future Tense Daunna Minnich	84
4. Why Cucumbers Are Better Than Men contributed by Elna Tymes	80
5. Sherlockian Scholarship George Towner	80

Top Articles - All time	Hits
1. The Symbolism of Horns Lisa Barrigan Basker	27690
2. The Case of the Pious Pelican George Towner	11645
3. English Has No Future Tense Daunna Minnich	11408
4. Meihem In Ce Klasrum Dolton Edwards	11256
5. An Outline of Philosophy C. Slezak	10337

Top Authors - January	Hits
1. George Towner	1804
2. Gareth Penn	1393
3. Paul Gregson	621
4. Tod Wicks	588
5. Neal Wilgus	566

Top Authors - All time	Hits
1. George Towner	194437
2. Gareth Penn	177868
3. Tod Wicks	98029
4. John Cumming	78750
5. Paul W. Healy	71577

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