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Went to Amherst College where I majored in political science and fine art. I found this to be a good foundation for the citizen editorial cartoon work I currently do, although far from enough. My work in what is called the mental health field with individuals, families, school systems and folks who are economically challenged provided a perspective for my thinking about social issues. I marched in Washington for peace and various other places for civil rights and worked for Sen Gene McCarthy. Later I received MEd and CAGS from The University of Mass at Amherst. My editorial cartoons have appeared in several publications. I am currently writing a proposal for an Citizen Editorial Cartoon section for OEN and an entry for Citizen Editorial Cartoons for Wikipedia. I several cartoon series and have finished a book entitled The Return of Prodigal Son, that tells of the daily doings in Heaven. Those who have read it say it would be a serious mistake to make up your after life itinerary without reading what could be considered the most comprehensive tour guide of contemporary Heaven.

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This is a web site of editorial cartoons that follow current events with a emphasis of the history of the issue. Contains; The 6:01 News w Misters Drip & Drop, Yet More Good News From Iraq w Major General Electric, anchor and single frame pictogram's.

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