Volume 6, Number 3 — March 2008
March 1st, 2008
The All-Lies Issue
In our cover story, Terry Ross admits to having been a liar and wonders if lying is not intrinsic in human expression. In our page 2 feature, The real thing, Leslie Russell extols the humble grandeur of real food. Our Country Lawyer, Bud Gardner, muses on how difficult it is to determine the truth. In The whole truth, Elizabeth Hart remembers little lies she told when a child. Cervine Kauffman, in The frugal truth, lists a number of surprisingly common and banal lies. Cate Garrison wonders Why? anyone bothers to lie. In Tulip-trading fools, Greg Roberts exposes the lie of modern art’s value. Dean Suess says, in A question of survival, that if a penitentiary prisoner’s mouth is moving, he is lying.
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