November 28th, 2006

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Archie Comics: How We See Ourselves

I was first introduced to the fascinating world of Archie comics when I was in school. Although comic books were expressly banned, some kid had managed to sneak in an Archie comic. I got my hands on it only after it had done the rounds with some of the senior students. And even as I went through the fascinating world of Riverdale, I knew that I was about to be hooked for life. You really can’t blame me. Most American students of my era (and even in my father’s era!) have literally grown up with Archie comics. Archie comics defined the way American youth looked at their teenage years and young adulthood. Most youngsters learnt all about relationships, dating, college, student life and even staying away from drugs as a result of Archie comics. And Archie comics were also an initiation into the world of reading for most students who were otherwise hooked to the television! (more…)

Written by Tuppy on November 28th, 2006 with 2 comments.
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Pamela Anderson - From Centennial Baby To Bay Watch

Pamela Anderson is an icon of modern day beauty. She has been a household name for over a decade and her appeal continues to stay strong. She was born in British Columbia in the town of Ladysmith. Her birthday is unique in that it fell on Canada’s one-hundredth birthday on July 1st, 1967. Her birth was the topic of newspaper articles and she was titled “The Centennial Baby.” Pamela’s parents, Barry and Carol Anderson won a cash prize for the historical birth. (more…)

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