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Why America Shouldn't Sit Down, by Benji Leal

An impassioned call-to-arms that somehow manages to mention Paris Hilton and corncobs. Not in the same sentence, mind, but both are there. Oh, yes, and there is a serious point being made about not allowing ourselves be lost in a slipping culture.

Have You Forgotten Me? by Paul Lytle

Mr. Lytle continues what I call his "Complaints that Unpopular Stuff is Gone" series in this piece, where he incessantly speaks of a CD that has went out of print a decade ago. I mean, even if he convinced us that this music is good, it doesn't really do me much good! But then he has a nice conclusion about how the music isn't really important anyway. That's five minutes of my life I won't get back.

Of the Original Mystery Plays, by Daniel Morgan

In a litany of the Wonders of God, Mr. Morgan condenses about four different articles into one, which is refreshing, since he usually expands rather than contracts information. In an impressive attempt to make God a little more understandable, Mr. Morgan proves the undeniable fact that we haven't the ability to understand God.

An Informal Love Letter from the Lord of Love, by Louis A. Markos

Since Easter is only but a month behind us, Dr. Markos decided it would be a good time for a personal address from Jesus, as seen through the eyes of Dr. Markos, of course. Otherwise we wouldn't have put his name on it, I don't care if he's an editor or not!

Death & Taxes, or: Death is looking nicer every day, by Paul Lytle

Mr. Lytle returns to more familiar territory in this rant about how much his taxes were this year. Well, if you didn't spend your money on ten-year-old CDs that no one has ever heard of, maybe you could afford to pay the IRS!

Poetry

To Hope and Lily, by Daniel Morgan

Too Splendid, by J.E. Heath

Dessert, by William Brewer

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