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August 11, 2011 |

ISSUE 47•32

Newsstand sales of magazines decreased 9.2 percent in the first half of 2011. What do you think?

Newsstands only use magazines as a loss leader to bolster sales of precious gum.

Theiry Reis
Construction Inspector
That doesn’t necessarily mean readership is down. In fact, a single copy of People is read by an average of 228 nail-salon customers.

Hal Stamets
Rasper
Publishers need to tailor their products to a younger audience—for example, by misspelling words, omitting or abusing punctuation, and keeping articles to a manageable 140-character length.

Ella Reichert
Unemployed

Are Sack Lunches Unsafe?

08.10.11 | ISSUE 47•32

A study published in the journal Pediatrics showed that most meats and vegetables parents packed in their children’s lunches were not kept in a safe temperature range once at school.
Solar Activity Has Electric Companies On Alert

08.09.11 | ISSUE 47•32

Three large explosions on the surface of the sun may affect satellite technology, communication systems, and the power grid.
Groups Oppose Perry’s Prayer Meeting

08.08.11 | ISSUE 47•32

Several groups, including the Texas ACLU, have voiced their opposition to Texas governor Rick Perry’s participation in a day of Christian prayer and fasting this past weekend, saying it violates the separation of church and state.
Blogging Teacher To Return To Work

08.05.11 | ISSUE 47•31

After a brief suspension, a Pennsylvania teacher will be returning to work at the same high school whose students, faculty, and administrators she criticized in blog posts.
Dunkin’ Donuts Employee Busted For Prostitution

08.04.11 | ISSUE 47•31

Following a six-week investigation, a New Jersey Dunkin’ Donuts cashier was arrested for propositioning customers for sex.