Re: Omni, & where have the quality general science 'zines gone

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From: SIEMON
Date: Tue, 12 Apr 1988 14:50

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In article <1590@qetzal.UUCP>, rcw@qetzal.UUCP (Robert C. White) writes:
> 
> Is it my imagination, or has Scientific American deteriorated from
> a fine magazine with good information for laymen to a magazine
> with questionable scientific content?
> 
Yes, under the new owners Sci.Am. is degenerating, particularly in the book
reviews and "Science and the Citizen" columns.  And of course there is no
new Martin Gardner (or Hofstader, for that matter).  Article content doesn't
yet seem (IMHO) to be greatly affected, though I fear it will be eventually.
Sigh!
 
-- 
Michael L. Siemon
contracted to AT&T Bell Laboratories
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Subject: Re: Omni, & where have the quality general science 'zines gone
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