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Both the recreational vehicle industry and the manufactured housing industry rank high in timeliness for groups of stocks in which to invest, but these are risky industries. Manufactured housing has sold more than 250,000 units in 1993, and is expected to increase sales by 5% to 10% in 1994. However, higher interest rates and the rise of multi-family housing may adversely affect the industry. Low-priced recreational vehicles have been the most popular product during 1993, and the industry is expected to grow as recession-weary consumers begin to spend more.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "I Love You Mom," February 2008, "Buchanan for President," in the March 2008 and "Yech, Broccoli," in the February 2008 issue.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Solutions: Teen Pregnancy" in the December 1995 issue, "Fathers: Special Focus" in the December 1995 issue and a review of the film "Get Shorty" in the December 1995 issue.

The author suggests that the solution to the Syndrome of the Unhappy Life is to understand that while things may be not so good, they could be a lot worse. He laments that Generation X is a deficit of positive energy which can be seen in the music they listen to, the amount of drugs and alcohol they put into their systems, and the violence in their society. He believes that self-importance is killing them and it takes a strong person to find real happiness.

Several letters to the editor about the periodical "The 21st Century" are presented including its benefits to high school students, the improvements it can make in sections such as Science and Technology and its reviews of motion pictures and concerts.

The article presents information about the Secondary School Program at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Under the program, a student is allowed to enroll in either two four-unit courses or an eight-unit course. One of the courses offered is beginning Scriptwriting and Intermediate Fiction.

The short story "An Ongoing Saga," by Kristopher Kelly, is presented.

Several letters to the editor in response to essays in previous issues, including "The Feminist Mom," by Emily Keefe in the January 1995 issue, "Creation," by Mike Farrel in the December 1994 issue, and "A Back to Basic Value Congress," in the December 1994 issue, are presented.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience on the successful transition to digital audio technology with the use of Wheatstone's D-8 consoles at NY1 News, Time Warners Cable-24 hour newschannel, in the U.S.