Robesonia teen creates patch for new Western Berks Regional Police - Reading Eagle
Conrad Weiser senior who aspires to be a graphic patch design contest. "I wanted to get the public and particularly the younger people involved in what we're doing," Wagner said. The department received 35 entries. Many of the designs used

Orlando firefighter's tattoo inspires apparel line - Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
James Love, a third-generation firefighter from Orlando, always wanted a tattoo. He finally sat down and sketched a design incorporating a cross, an eagle, wings of flame and a skull in a black helmet. "When my brother-in-law saw it, right away he

Electronic Games: The Arnie Katz Interview - Gamasutra
Arnie Katz was a pioneer of video game journalism. In the late 1970s he, along with Bill Kunkel, started Arcade Alley in Video Magazine, the first column about video games in a major publication. Then, in 1981, Katz -- along with his wife Joyce

Tech Museum of Innovation hires wife of president - San Jose Mercury News
Shortly after arriving in San Jose from Germany to take over the then-struggling Tech Museum of Innovation, Peter Friess decided the city-subsidized showpiece needed to hire somebody to spruce up its image. The job came with a two-year, $400,000

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AK: Yes. Bill would go in there and work with the art people and so forth. I probably wrote a fair amount of the issue. I was the editor and associate publisher. My job was, in essence, to design and edit the magazine as well as write for it

In Case You Missed the Revolution, Man - New York Times
WASHINGTON — If you didn’t know that William T. Wiley was a real person, you might think he’d been invented by Thomas Pynchon . Over the last half-century Mr. Wiley, 72, has been producing zany paintings, drawings and assemblages that look as