Avenue unbound

Article Abstract:

The federal government recently closed Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC, to vehicular traffic. A journalist recalls that during his college years at George Washington University, one of his goals was to close the avenue to traffic to protest government's policies.

Personal narratives, Journalists, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C.

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Gorillas just want to have fun

Article Abstract:

Zoo keepers are changing their approach to propagating gorillas in their care. They change the mates of father and mother gorillas after a certain period of time, a practice adopted after studies showed that the primates switch partners after mating.

Sexual behavior, Management, Zoo keepers, Gorillas

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She knows the score

Article Abstract:

Pam Ward became a popular sports radio commentator because of her knowledge of the game, players and coaches. Ward, who broadcasts from midnight to 6 AM from radio station WTEM (570 AM) in Rockville, MD, refuses to use gimmicks to attract audiences.

Appreciation, Radio journalists, Ward, Pam

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