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Articles in Spring, 1989 issue of Whole Earth Review

• Robo prof - high school technology teacher Kjell-Jon Rye
  by James Halpin
• Adventures of an applied ecologist, or shit happens
  by John Todd
• Legalizing street foods in the third world; the right to eat on the street
  by Irene Tinker
• The poietic generator - interactive telecommunication artwork
  by Charles Lenay
• The Mondragon cooperatives - in Spain
  by Jaques Kaswan
• ANAI: idealism survives in the humid tropics - nonprofit Costa Rican environmental group
  by Bill McLarney
• Mail order foods; who sells organic apples?
  by Ann Nugent
• A jigsaw puzzle - racism, environmentalism, and the social conscience of an architect
  by Malcolm Wells
• Thinking globally at Max's pot - bioregional building design
  by Pliny Fisk, III
• Feminism 1989
  by Jeanne Carstensen
• Prop 70; how Californians won $776 million to protect wildlife, the coast and park lands
  by Esther Feldman
• The Del Cabo project; a Mexican collective exports organic produce to the U.S.A
  by Diana Friedman
• Cookiegate - satire on Iran-Contra hearings
  by Will Baker
• Rediscovering the Goddess; an interview with Marija Gimbutas
  by Richard Nilsen
• Out of the ark and into the world - New Alchemy Institute
  by John Quinney
• The future: more farmers not fewer
  by Gene Logsdon
• Universal parasitism and the co-evolution of extended phenotypes - genetic influences reach outside the body
  by Richard Dawkins
• Women in martial arts
  by Lisa Geduldig