Who is most likely to edit the problem page in a magazine or newspaper?
Kids (1970s magazine) smaller page size. "Kids" accepted contributions of stories, poems, essays, puzzles, artwork, cartoons and photography from children aged 5 through 15, and held frequent contests for the most creative photographs, signs, buttons, etc. Monthly newspaper-like features included "Don't You Hate..." (modeled on a MAD Magazine feature of that title), Horace Cope's Horror-Scope, the Swap Shop, Letters to the Editor, and a "Dear Abby" style advice column called "Dear Dr. Loker," which was initiated by students at Loker Elementary School in Wayland, Massachusetts. The magazine also conducted interviews with children around the nation on such topics as pets, parents, who decides
NEQUA or The Problem of the Ages original copyright was held by newspaper editors and publishers who were political organizers using the printed word to further their political cause. "NEQUA" was published online in 2017. NEQUA or The Problem of the Ages NEQUA or The Problem of the Ages, according to Reginald's Science Fiction & Fantasy Literature 1700–1974, is one of the first feminist science fiction books published in the United States. It was first serialized in the newspaper "Equity". Two editions were published in Topeka Kansas in 1900. The title page lists Jack Adams as the author. Jack Adams is a pseudonym. In the body of