Et»I Joe4 Yeah . < * I Joe
wjv three 4 i I f t g h t
being hurled off building*
drowned and retted for (Urn
inability
It at d known in the rath 80*
that the action figure would be
worth up to S WW tociav would wc
hot gone easier on old Joe' Proba
blv not But now wc din rumnugc
through the toy* we didn t torch for
wiine elute k cash
jiftt Bernard a junior 4! the l
.
»In ill hood in tutting hit t • I Joe
•nrum figure* and putting ptotc.
dvr piatiu unfit over hit old
tom»t b<H>kt I wanted ui uve mv
)or tovt to give let mv kid* vo thev
may enjoy them alto he uvt
“But 1 m planning tt* veil the
torn it bookv when ! need the
mono
1 he tow and trinket* we u*cd
and abused a* vhiidfrn luve (mind a
Vnlltty of tho
Oollm? martilm
and trimndm
arm riding
high In thm
collmctlblmm
marhmt.
unite in the mllectot's hall of tame
anil it s not just foe V-rr U an was
the tire that slatted the tot soUrct
tup naze trti Bill San manager ot
the Pottle /on in Santa Monica
i -till It wit the It tit line that was
mass marketed *
Settle ot the hiph-tiekrt items at
the collectibles shop include a Some
t ontfojled I anti Speeder SSUfl
1 loud t itv plat set ($22$t anti a
light sahet tcplita signed In Mark
Iiamtll l uke Ski'salkrt that sells
tin nmte than $1,000
\ icw Slastets. Per dispemrtt
Swatch waithcs and lunch hoses
ate a less olhet nostalgic Items
that collectors ate snapping up in
the 00s But before sou make
plans to pas off nest scat s
tuition ssith you! Smurf toilet
lion, it s Isesi to thrtk then salue
trs Hade magazines so vou don t
get tipped off
t ollcctot hibles like W josati
Amer/tan* <* l oltrcuiU 1. AiHun
hfutf -NVkJ C In) krtieu and
Amating hfutti give prn.es and
guidelines tor w ould hr collet tots
and sellers
Jttrik. however, is still tunk
Despite the revival ot Daisy Duke
short-shorts, the Dukes ot Mazzard
lumh tsos wilt net vou only $10
Pai Man trset however is still
taging in collecting circles I he
metal lunch bos sporting that
famous ghost chomper is worih
about $40,
So don't plan on sinking
Lwith every retro tisjuc in
attic. I he current price
of $ I 20 tot Rente o S
8. 12-inch cnctgircd Bat
in action figure may he
scouraging, hut .Mattel s
blasters of the Universe o
inch He Man ligutc
($10) will hatclv pas for
a usesf CD,
.NOW Slut l( »
mimcv for iittlc iou
ill we can Jo u
pray tor the dav
rhat vinyl record*
and Ciartield
hook* make a
comeback.
Cesey Pogue
U ot Tents.
Ausbn'Pttoto
by Audrey
Persons U ot
Tennessee
KnotvtHe
. -
EXTRA!
IN IHl RIAIMUI ( Olilt.l M SI-APHIS. II \ A11 lilt NTVt'S THAT 'S HI TO
download Id date, nunc than '*> college publications have expanded u>
include on-line vetimm of their newspapers. and die number is glowing
rupulls us die inhumation utperhighwus spins an eicn litter 'A rb
VC in the expansion born broad sheet to byte Cost o one luum "For
smaller newspapers, the biggest espense is newsprint anil distribution,'' suss
Marshall Miller, a junior at Brown l’ and ecesuttve editor of the Brou n
/>.!;/> tlerjui Being on the Vi eb broadens circulation without the added
cxjsenie of print
"( ollege students base the lime, the knowledge and the freedom to its
ness things, and there are lew barriers to their i realise freedom sus s |ctt
Boulter a senior at Btnkriell l in Pennsylvania and editor in chief of /he
Bu.knrniju whnh |urn|sci! on the Web in 19*14
live Mory of lhe Htu kneituiris on
tine xerxton b tuirlv typaai Imtulh
the newvpaper »js oailjhtc through
Imphcf j cluimv Internet tool ttui
Umitexl the pjpet tu j text only for
Itui 1 hen the newspaper »J1 pUnl on ihc NX eh which, with the addition ot
pictures and graphics, made it more user fnendts
1 he new ausiicncc lor college newspapers tatters Ironi students and
alumni to random NX'eb surfers "It s a little frightening to think that some
one across the globe un read absnit w hat v going on at school tust as easily as
one of ms ilassmatcs can." sass Rateri Apollo. a senior at Cornell C "But as
j long as I hasc a paper copy of the Nun to keep me buss during lesture. I
guess there's no harm in going on-line
for those who teat that their campuses will become |ust another truck stop
on the information supcthighwas. some editors have a more positisc outlook
I he college campus as a separate and vcsludcd entttv is a prehistoric
notion ' cavs l (varies Ratliff, a grad student and editor in chief of lhr Sum
r#ie* drirkurat the V ot Arizona Ihc Iraditionai campus will continue to
be replaced bv a mesre global and virtual one 1 be move to on-line news
j papers is only patt ot a much larger ttend, and a good one at that “
Cood or bail, there remains much morn tor growth Currentlv. most on line
(safsers ate simply pared down clecironic editions cit the original paper versions:
i ihes tspic.alls hasc all test and few or no photos l nhke print editions, however,
publications on the eh offet the Ixinus ot linked sotircrs, which allow immedr
air Oseevs to satious NX eh sites newspaper archives and sc hod homepages
s" w'lat to, t's the tuime h -ld' On hue papets w,:| ptobabls
| esobc into PINt publishing NX cb users will designate, point bv point, the
esast content ot the nrws or information thes wish to receive rathet than
settle lot the broad siandaidi/cd matter chosen bs others
But whet her students and their publications arc able to remain the etc
atisc spinners of the NX rb or arc destines! to become entangled in it
has vet to be decided Mas logged on
Bnan Salsbetg Harvard U Illustration by Stacy Holmstedt Arizona State U.
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