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From: carlton@mitre.org (David B. Carlton)
Newsgroups: soc.feminism
Subject: Re: Ms Magazine is back
Message-ID: <CARLTON.90Aug8112045@clouseau.mitre.org>
Date: 8 Aug 90 15:20:45 GMT
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In article <12555@asylum.SF.CA.US> sharon@asylum.SF.CA.US (Sharon Fisher) writes:
   In article <1990Aug1.152526.6318@cbnews.att.com> kw@mvp03.att.com (Kathleen M Wilber) writes:

   [she's seen the new Ms. and likes it a lot]

   >I don't believe Ms. is available on newstands.  If you're interested
   >in a subscription, the address is:
   >
   >		Ms Magazine
   >		P. O. Box 57132
   >		Boulder, CO   80322-7132
   >
   >The rate is $40/year for six (large) issues.

   Well, I saw it on a newsstand yesterday...The Naked Eye, at Haight &
   Fillmore in San Francisco, if anybody's interested.  I don't know if
   it's *widely* available, though.

According to the Globe yesterday (8/7), it should be available at
Waldenbooks and B. Dalton's for $4.50.  (If you can stand the
places...)  Which raises another question: $4.50 * 6 = $27.  The
normal subscription price is $40, and (according to the same article)
it is possible to get a subscription for $30 as some sort of
introductory offer.  What gives?

david carlton
carlton@linus.mitre.org