What issues should we be focusing on for the election and which candidate will best face these issues?
Q. This is for my government class so please include your age and gender. Name as many issues as you would like and tell me who and why that candidate will be the best. do not forget to give me your age and gender, PLEASE!
Asked by softballismygame_18 - Sun May 4 01:40:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Economy...McCain has better ideas here. Cutting taxes has ALWAYS increased federal revenue, but the federal government has always spent the increase and more. McCain wants to cut taxes AND cut spending. Obama and Clinton want to increase taxes and spending. This will reduce federal revenue by cutting jobs, and will send the deficit out of control. War on terror. Hillary and Obama are either foolish enough to cut-n-run in Iraq, leaving Iran to overrun Iraq and cause mayhem in the middle east. More likely, they are just lying about cutting out, and would change their tune after the election. John McCain is telling the truth about Iraq. We need to finish the job of training and turning security over to Iraqis, and that will take… [cont.]
Answered by jwthoughts - Sun May 4 01:46:01 2008
Q. This is for my government class so please include your age and gender. Name as many issues as you would like and tell me who and why that candidate will be the best. do not forget to give me your age and gender, PLEASE!
Asked by softballismygame_18 - Sun May 4 01:40:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Economy...McCain has better ideas here. Cutting taxes has ALWAYS increased federal revenue, but the federal government has always spent the increase and more. McCain wants to cut taxes AND cut spending. Obama and Clinton want to increase taxes and spending. This will reduce federal revenue by cutting jobs, and will send the deficit out of control. War on terror. Hillary and Obama are either foolish enough to cut-n-run in Iraq, leaving Iran to overrun Iraq and cause mayhem in the middle east. More likely, they are just lying about cutting out, and would change their tune after the election. John McCain is telling the truth about Iraq. We need to finish the job of training and turning security over to Iraqis, and that will take… [cont.]
Answered by jwthoughts - Sun May 4 01:46:01 2008
What ethical issues are brought up when discussing the following experiments?
Q. Zimbardo s Prison experiment, Milgrams Obedience experiment Zimbardo s Paranoia in the elderly experiment I am aware of the many ethical issues brought up by these experiments however, I am wondering if every one has the same opinion and what you all think about the subject. What main ethical issues do they have in common?
Asked by ~Spider~ - Wed Nov 19 23:57:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ohhh I love these experiments. My favorite ethical problem comes from a good story about the Stanford Prison Experiment. The only reason he ended the study early (it was supposed to run for 2 weeks) is because his girlfriend saw some videos of what was going on and threatened to leave him if he didn't end it immediately. It's a good question. How soon after you know that something is harmful to your participants do you need to end the study? How much harm is acceptable, if you think that the harm will be temporary? Would it have been ethical to keep the subjects for another week, and run the risk that things would have gotten really bad, since they could have intervened if anyone's safety was at risk? Should ethical issues in… [cont.]
Answered by Laura - Thu Nov 20 00:07:11 2008
Q. Zimbardo s Prison experiment, Milgrams Obedience experiment Zimbardo s Paranoia in the elderly experiment I am aware of the many ethical issues brought up by these experiments however, I am wondering if every one has the same opinion and what you all think about the subject. What main ethical issues do they have in common?
Asked by ~Spider~ - Wed Nov 19 23:57:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ohhh I love these experiments. My favorite ethical problem comes from a good story about the Stanford Prison Experiment. The only reason he ended the study early (it was supposed to run for 2 weeks) is because his girlfriend saw some videos of what was going on and threatened to leave him if he didn't end it immediately. It's a good question. How soon after you know that something is harmful to your participants do you need to end the study? How much harm is acceptable, if you think that the harm will be temporary? Would it have been ethical to keep the subjects for another week, and run the risk that things would have gotten really bad, since they could have intervened if anyone's safety was at risk? Should ethical issues in… [cont.]
Answered by Laura - Thu Nov 20 00:07:11 2008
How many issues will it take to knit the throw in the art of knitting magazine?
Q. The art of knitting magazine gives you a ball of wool to knit a 15cm by 15cm square to knit a throw / blanket (which appears to cover a double bed). I have 27 issues (therefore 27 squares to knit) so how many issues do you think it will take to knit the throw? Thanks.
Asked by Gemma B - Sat Jul 28 16:47:11 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the subscription is 90 parts so im presumbing it is 90
Answered by purplemadcowdee - Tue Jul 31 12:17:13 2007
Q. The art of knitting magazine gives you a ball of wool to knit a 15cm by 15cm square to knit a throw / blanket (which appears to cover a double bed). I have 27 issues (therefore 27 squares to knit) so how many issues do you think it will take to knit the throw? Thanks.
Asked by Gemma B - Sat Jul 28 16:47:11 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the subscription is 90 parts so im presumbing it is 90
Answered by purplemadcowdee - Tue Jul 31 12:17:13 2007
What pressing issues are we forgetting during the Election?
Q. With the drama going on Clinton/Obama, the public is quite distracted from other issues that may be on the rise. What important issues do you think we're forgetting?
Asked by I C - Wed Apr 23 00:30:50 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Illegal immigration. Welfare reform.
Answered by NONAME - Wed Apr 23 00:35:50 2008
Q. With the drama going on Clinton/Obama, the public is quite distracted from other issues that may be on the rise. What important issues do you think we're forgetting?
Asked by I C - Wed Apr 23 00:30:50 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Illegal immigration. Welfare reform.
Answered by NONAME - Wed Apr 23 00:35:50 2008
What are the central issues and problems regarding gender stereotypes?
Q. What are the central issues and problems regarding gender at the beginning the twenty-first century? What gender stereotypes still exist? Are these stereotypes harmful? In what manner? What new stereotypes have emerged, and what do you attribute them to?
Asked by ?'s and a's - Wed Jun 17 08:50:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. TV creates streotypes if we didnt watch Will Smith be the "Fresh Prince" or the Olson Twins on Full House we wouldnt have streotypes because we couldnt say every white family is like the Tanners or every black family is like the Jeffersons
Answered by unknown - Wed Jun 17 08:56:40 2009
Q. What are the central issues and problems regarding gender at the beginning the twenty-first century? What gender stereotypes still exist? Are these stereotypes harmful? In what manner? What new stereotypes have emerged, and what do you attribute them to?
Asked by ?'s and a's - Wed Jun 17 08:50:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. TV creates streotypes if we didnt watch Will Smith be the "Fresh Prince" or the Olson Twins on Full House we wouldnt have streotypes because we couldnt say every white family is like the Tanners or every black family is like the Jeffersons
Answered by unknown - Wed Jun 17 08:56:40 2009
What are some health issues that are also very important but lacks the sufficient public awareness and funding?
Q. AIDS, breast cancer, heart diseases all have enormous public attention and research funding. What are some health issues that are also very important but lacks the sufficient public awarenss and funding to find a way for cures/treament through research?
Asked by yayaya - Thu Oct 30 20:36:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mental Health Disorders
Answered by GRINICAND - Thu Oct 30 23:06:38 2008
Q. AIDS, breast cancer, heart diseases all have enormous public attention and research funding. What are some health issues that are also very important but lacks the sufficient public awarenss and funding to find a way for cures/treament through research?
Asked by yayaya - Thu Oct 30 20:36:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mental Health Disorders
Answered by GRINICAND - Thu Oct 30 23:06:38 2008
What are some ethical issues you have in regards to animals?
Q. I am currently studying to be a Veterinary Technician. In our law and ethics class we recently started discussing ethical issues in regards to animals. This sparked my curiousity and so I would like to know about the issues everyone else has.
Asked by Amy Y - Wed Mar 5 18:39:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Amy...one I constantly see here in Yahoo! Answers is the controversial debate of declawing similar to how people about abortion-rights. There are so many to list, but here are a few... - animal abuse laws. Are they strict enough? Enforcement? - PETA and Humane Society views on how to deal with animals ...and many more.
Answered by Seattle - Thu Mar 6 04:33:02 2008
Q. I am currently studying to be a Veterinary Technician. In our law and ethics class we recently started discussing ethical issues in regards to animals. This sparked my curiousity and so I would like to know about the issues everyone else has.
Asked by Amy Y - Wed Mar 5 18:39:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Amy...one I constantly see here in Yahoo! Answers is the controversial debate of declawing similar to how people about abortion-rights. There are so many to list, but here are a few... - animal abuse laws. Are they strict enough? Enforcement? - PETA and Humane Society views on how to deal with animals ...and many more.
Answered by Seattle - Thu Mar 6 04:33:02 2008
Which issues could improve commercial air safety most that are easy or cheap to implement?
Q. Ryan P said in a recent post; You seem to have a bit of an obsession with 'pax aircraft fires'. There are far more addressable issues which could easily save more lives.
Asked by stuttgart - Wed Dec 19 19:25:54 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, nothing in aviation is cheap or easy to implement. To get anything changed, first there has to be a NPRM (notice of proposed rule making) where the public has a chance to respond to (not including emergency rules), then a hearing on how the rule will be implemented, and to whom, and who may be exculded, then a benefit/cost analysis, then a meeting to address how these will be paid for, then a meeting with the FAA to get their feedback, then argued in court by the airlines because they dont want to incur any more costs that will take away from the bottom end, then the increased costs to passengers to recoup some of these new rules. But aside from this, there are a few things that could help, one is having more direct nav flights,… [cont.]
Answered by captsead0nkey - Thu Dec 20 01:13:16 2007
Q. Ryan P said in a recent post; You seem to have a bit of an obsession with 'pax aircraft fires'. There are far more addressable issues which could easily save more lives.
Asked by stuttgart - Wed Dec 19 19:25:54 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, nothing in aviation is cheap or easy to implement. To get anything changed, first there has to be a NPRM (notice of proposed rule making) where the public has a chance to respond to (not including emergency rules), then a hearing on how the rule will be implemented, and to whom, and who may be exculded, then a benefit/cost analysis, then a meeting to address how these will be paid for, then a meeting with the FAA to get their feedback, then argued in court by the airlines because they dont want to incur any more costs that will take away from the bottom end, then the increased costs to passengers to recoup some of these new rules. But aside from this, there are a few things that could help, one is having more direct nav flights,… [cont.]
Answered by captsead0nkey - Thu Dec 20 01:13:16 2007
What are some political issues concerning alternative energy?
Q. I can think of plenty of economic issues, but I can't seem to think of any political issues.
Asked by penguinmasta@sbcglobal.net - Mon Dec 1 01:04:34 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One major issue concerning the development and utilization of alternative energy sources is the lack of political will to support such endeavor. In the US, former president Bill Clinton did not submit the Kyoto Protocol (an international treaty which aims to reduce the collective emission of Greenhouse Gases in signatory nations) to the Republican-dominated Senate who opposed the abovesaid amendment. Environmental policies in developing nations, like the Philippines, are not adequate, as they permit multinational and transnational companies to deliberately exploit their natural resources for economic gain while disregarding local environmental policies. Louise VincenT B. Amante (2007) in his article "The Heat is On: the Politics of Global… [cont.]
Answered by Lex B - Mon Dec 1 02:57:22 2008
Q. I can think of plenty of economic issues, but I can't seem to think of any political issues.
Asked by penguinmasta@sbcglobal.net - Mon Dec 1 01:04:34 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One major issue concerning the development and utilization of alternative energy sources is the lack of political will to support such endeavor. In the US, former president Bill Clinton did not submit the Kyoto Protocol (an international treaty which aims to reduce the collective emission of Greenhouse Gases in signatory nations) to the Republican-dominated Senate who opposed the abovesaid amendment. Environmental policies in developing nations, like the Philippines, are not adequate, as they permit multinational and transnational companies to deliberately exploit their natural resources for economic gain while disregarding local environmental policies. Louise VincenT B. Amante (2007) in his article "The Heat is On: the Politics of Global… [cont.]
Answered by Lex B - Mon Dec 1 02:57:22 2008
What issues would be raised if a state were to pass a law prohibiting the transportation of nuclear waste?
Q. What issues would be raised if a state were to pass a law prohibiting the transportation of nuclear waste, unless the company is a resident or owned by a resident?
Asked by sw28 - Thu Oct 16 10:34:50 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Quite frankly, those laws already exist in most states. You should talk to your local Department of Transportation. There are Health and Safety regulations already in place in all states for such transportation and disposal. The Code of Federal Regulations has quite a lot to say about it.
Answered by cyanne2ak - Thu Oct 16 10:39:18 2008
Q. What issues would be raised if a state were to pass a law prohibiting the transportation of nuclear waste, unless the company is a resident or owned by a resident?
Asked by sw28 - Thu Oct 16 10:34:50 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Quite frankly, those laws already exist in most states. You should talk to your local Department of Transportation. There are Health and Safety regulations already in place in all states for such transportation and disposal. The Code of Federal Regulations has quite a lot to say about it.
Answered by cyanne2ak - Thu Oct 16 10:39:18 2008
What issues might a man whose mother was a paranoid schizophrenic have?
Q. My husand demonstrates a lot of paranoid behavior. His mother was a schizophrenic paranoid but my husband is definitely not schizophrenic. So, my question is could his mother's issues be handed down and maniast themselves differently?
Asked by Jul - Fri Jul 25 22:59:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes...trusting people seems to be an issue of children who had paranoid/SX parents; dealing with problems illogically, or coldly...SX has a genetic component, usually skipping a generation, so even though he does not manifest the SX diagnosis he has learned how to deal with one, out of survival. (psychologist)
Answered by bluegoat114 - Fri Jul 25 23:17:14 2008
Q. My husand demonstrates a lot of paranoid behavior. His mother was a schizophrenic paranoid but my husband is definitely not schizophrenic. So, my question is could his mother's issues be handed down and maniast themselves differently?
Asked by Jul - Fri Jul 25 22:59:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes...trusting people seems to be an issue of children who had paranoid/SX parents; dealing with problems illogically, or coldly...SX has a genetic component, usually skipping a generation, so even though he does not manifest the SX diagnosis he has learned how to deal with one, out of survival. (psychologist)
Answered by bluegoat114 - Fri Jul 25 23:17:14 2008
What issues present a real problem to elementary school children?
Q. We all have problems-kids, teenagers, and adults. What types of issues (social and not) do elementary school aged kids have to face?
Asked by anonymous - Sat Nov 22 11:49:15 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bullying and changing. I remember when I was in elementry school (I had just moved to a new school/house, and my parents were getting a divorce) the girls used to tease me because I was fat. Thats when I developed my first eating disorder. People thought I was weird. Changes for puberty start to happen close to 4-5th grade, which can be akward and confusing. For the younger kids, its mainly bullying and finding friends.
Answered by Joy - Sat Nov 22 11:56:26 2008
Q. We all have problems-kids, teenagers, and adults. What types of issues (social and not) do elementary school aged kids have to face?
Asked by anonymous - Sat Nov 22 11:49:15 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bullying and changing. I remember when I was in elementry school (I had just moved to a new school/house, and my parents were getting a divorce) the girls used to tease me because I was fat. Thats when I developed my first eating disorder. People thought I was weird. Changes for puberty start to happen close to 4-5th grade, which can be akward and confusing. For the younger kids, its mainly bullying and finding friends.
Answered by Joy - Sat Nov 22 11:56:26 2008
What are the most important issues going on in Pakistan today?
Q. Also are their any websites explaining these issues? Are the cultural, political, or environmental issues more important. I already found every website imaginable, but I still don't know what is more important.
Asked by Tessa - Mon Apr 13 16:21:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To make a long story short: After 9/11 America forced Pakistan to fight terrorists living inside Pakistan. Pakistans governemt is beeing pulled in two directions from America on the one side and the Pakistani people on the other. Most pakistanis oppose it when the Pakistani army targets taliban and Al-Qaeda in their country. America on the other hand wants the Pakistani army to do more and to root out the terrorists.
Answered by unknown - Mon Apr 13 17:11:01 2009
Q. Also are their any websites explaining these issues? Are the cultural, political, or environmental issues more important. I already found every website imaginable, but I still don't know what is more important.
Asked by Tessa - Mon Apr 13 16:21:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To make a long story short: After 9/11 America forced Pakistan to fight terrorists living inside Pakistan. Pakistans governemt is beeing pulled in two directions from America on the one side and the Pakistani people on the other. Most pakistanis oppose it when the Pakistani army targets taliban and Al-Qaeda in their country. America on the other hand wants the Pakistani army to do more and to root out the terrorists.
Answered by unknown - Mon Apr 13 17:11:01 2009
What are the top 3 issues that will decide who you vote for in the coming presidential election?
Q. If you had to list in order what 3 issues are your highest priorities for the next president, what would they be? Iraq? Health Care? Economy? Moral Issues?
Asked by NathanLV - Fri Nov 2 12:51:22 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mine are: 1: National Security 2: Immigrants 3: National Debt Just to start. There are so many now that it is almost impossible to list them all. Give me your inputs.
Answered by stewart.harrison - Fri Nov 2 13:12:09 2007
Q. If you had to list in order what 3 issues are your highest priorities for the next president, what would they be? Iraq? Health Care? Economy? Moral Issues?
Asked by NathanLV - Fri Nov 2 12:51:22 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mine are: 1: National Security 2: Immigrants 3: National Debt Just to start. There are so many now that it is almost impossible to list them all. Give me your inputs.
Answered by stewart.harrison - Fri Nov 2 13:12:09 2007
How does mass media distract the population from important world issues?
Q. I'm doing an assignment on media hype, mind control and the use of advertisement as a distraction from world issues. I was just curious of what methods are used by Mass Media to distract people from major issues in the world today.
Asked by Matt - Fri Jun 5 11:04:26 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Distraction has long been a tool of the power elite to divert attention from their shady dealings, but I really think in today's society there is much less complicity and much more idiocy. 24 hour news channels have so much time to fill that they almost have to drone on about stupid stuff like what Sasha and Melia wore to school on their first day. Debbie-downer stories like genocide don't attract attention of viewers precisely because they are depressing. Ergo, viewers change the channel and CNN brings in less ad revenues. Therefore, they try to attract and hold your attention for as long as possible with saccharine stories designed to titillate rather than educate. Although, if you want to see something scary, try comparing the pre-W [cont.]
Answered by Nathan V - Sun Jun 7 07:03:29 2009
Q. I'm doing an assignment on media hype, mind control and the use of advertisement as a distraction from world issues. I was just curious of what methods are used by Mass Media to distract people from major issues in the world today.
Asked by Matt - Fri Jun 5 11:04:26 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Distraction has long been a tool of the power elite to divert attention from their shady dealings, but I really think in today's society there is much less complicity and much more idiocy. 24 hour news channels have so much time to fill that they almost have to drone on about stupid stuff like what Sasha and Melia wore to school on their first day. Debbie-downer stories like genocide don't attract attention of viewers precisely because they are depressing. Ergo, viewers change the channel and CNN brings in less ad revenues. Therefore, they try to attract and hold your attention for as long as possible with saccharine stories designed to titillate rather than educate. Although, if you want to see something scary, try comparing the pre-W [cont.]
Answered by Nathan V - Sun Jun 7 07:03:29 2009
What are the most important political issues facing us today?
Q. What are some important issues? What are some solutions to these issues?
Asked by intracircumcordei - Mon Aug 18 00:09:20 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. pretty much anything McCain "didn't" talk about in the Presidential forum. that would include: the economy inflation job loss high cost of college tuition high cost of health care the war in Iraq etc, etc, etc...
Answered by truth seeker - Mon Aug 18 00:13:30 2008
Q. What are some important issues? What are some solutions to these issues?
Asked by intracircumcordei - Mon Aug 18 00:09:20 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. pretty much anything McCain "didn't" talk about in the Presidential forum. that would include: the economy inflation job loss high cost of college tuition high cost of health care the war in Iraq etc, etc, etc...
Answered by truth seeker - Mon Aug 18 00:13:30 2008
What are some issues that affect the youth or some issues of the youth?
Q. I need to be able to find pictures to these issues, but if there cant be a picture, that's fine.
Asked by girly - Thu Feb 14 23:56:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. teenage girls - body image teenage boys - sport vs academic teen suicide. plenty of information on all
Answered by Tim C - Fri Feb 15 00:05:13 2008
Q. I need to be able to find pictures to these issues, but if there cant be a picture, that's fine.
Asked by girly - Thu Feb 14 23:56:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. teenage girls - body image teenage boys - sport vs academic teen suicide. plenty of information on all
Answered by Tim C - Fri Feb 15 00:05:13 2008
What sort of issues should I expect when adopting a child that's had a disrupted adoption?
Q. In my home state of Ohio there is a disturbing trend of adopting from overseas (mainly Russia) and then when the child is older putting them back into the system. My father just adopted one such girl and I may do the same. When adopting a child that has already had at least one disrupted adoption, what sort of emotional and trust issues should I be prepared to deal with?
Asked by Erica - Sat Jan 5 10:52:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with claire, work with a psycologist. Weekly family therapy, trust and bonding exercises. It will take time, and there is a chance that a bond may never be fully formed, but if you do all you can to show the child love and respect than things will hopefully turn out well.
Answered by parental unit - Sat Jan 5 11:22:45 2008
Q. In my home state of Ohio there is a disturbing trend of adopting from overseas (mainly Russia) and then when the child is older putting them back into the system. My father just adopted one such girl and I may do the same. When adopting a child that has already had at least one disrupted adoption, what sort of emotional and trust issues should I be prepared to deal with?
Asked by Erica - Sat Jan 5 10:52:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with claire, work with a psycologist. Weekly family therapy, trust and bonding exercises. It will take time, and there is a chance that a bond may never be fully formed, but if you do all you can to show the child love and respect than things will hopefully turn out well.
Answered by parental unit - Sat Jan 5 11:22:45 2008
What were the issues that were debated during the ratification process?
Q. What were the issues that were debated during the ratification process and what understanding led to the adoption of the new constitution? Having written and agreed upon a new form of government, the Nationalists took it to the states for ratification. Each state held a ratifying convention in which elected delegates would vote to approve or disapprove the proposed Constitution. When nine of the thirteen states accepted or ratified the constitution, it would take effect. During the debates delegates broke into two factions. The Federalists supported the Constitution. They explained why a change in government was needed and how their proposal would work. The Antifederalists opposed the Constitution. They admitted that some changes in… [cont.]
Asked by Nellie M - Tue Oct 9 16:15:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by AI - Sat Oct 13 07:20:41 2007
Q. What were the issues that were debated during the ratification process and what understanding led to the adoption of the new constitution? Having written and agreed upon a new form of government, the Nationalists took it to the states for ratification. Each state held a ratifying convention in which elected delegates would vote to approve or disapprove the proposed Constitution. When nine of the thirteen states accepted or ratified the constitution, it would take effect. During the debates delegates broke into two factions. The Federalists supported the Constitution. They explained why a change in government was needed and how their proposal would work. The Antifederalists opposed the Constitution. They admitted that some changes in… [cont.]
Asked by Nellie M - Tue Oct 9 16:15:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by AI - Sat Oct 13 07:20:41 2007
How much are issues of Seventeen magazines from the 60s and 70s worth today?
Q. I have a bunch of different issues of Seventeen magazines mostly from the 1960s and 1970s generally in really good condition. I would like to know the general worth of them, if any, before I sell them.
Asked by missvictorialynn - Sun Sep 28 19:00:49 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well it actually depends on whos on the cover. If its lets say Twiggy, I know that it will sell for at least $60US, but if its someone like Diane Lane etc, then it shouldnt be anymore than $15 :)
Answered by Chanel Lover - Sun Sep 28 19:23:27 2008
Q. I have a bunch of different issues of Seventeen magazines mostly from the 1960s and 1970s generally in really good condition. I would like to know the general worth of them, if any, before I sell them.
Asked by missvictorialynn - Sun Sep 28 19:00:49 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well it actually depends on whos on the cover. If its lets say Twiggy, I know that it will sell for at least $60US, but if its someone like Diane Lane etc, then it shouldnt be anymore than $15 :)
Answered by Chanel Lover - Sun Sep 28 19:23:27 2008
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