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Singles in Politics -- Singles Magazine Article
Richie Cunningham [in Happy Days] ... campaigned for Democrat Adlai Stevenson just because the girl he was chasing was campaigning for Stevenson. Fonzie's speech, of course, was "I like Ike! My bike likes Ike!" |
The following is a 1984 article published in the slick Tampa-based Single magazine.
It's a revision and update of a similar but shorter article
published in Martha Gross' Singles Directory Magazine in 1980.
Both were written by freelance writer David Citron.See more writing examples, including newspaper and magazine articles
and software documentation, at Tech Writer info.Copyright 1980, 1984, 2007 by David Citron.
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Read other people's buttons and bumper stickers! Maybe there's someone who works down the hall from your office, or who lives in the building next to yours who you've been dying to meet, but haven't gotten the nerve to speak to. |
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Continued below...
Go to those meetings! Participate! You will meet other people with similar political ideas. Your common goal, electing the candidate, is an ideal icebreaker. |
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Page hatched on:
September 30, 2007
Originally published in Single magazine in: September 1984 |
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