The Agenda

The Agenda goes to press with the seasons. It will be published in July for summer; October for fall; January for winter; and April for spring. Publishing occurs mid-month; contributions and ads come in between issue installments.

“West Country Farmhouse Cheesemakers are so proud of the year it takes for their perfect-tasting cheddar to reach maturity that they have put a single cheese on a round-the-clock webcam for the whole world to see.” You can even download a screensaver (apparently Windows-only) to show you streaming, up to the minute cheese video without loading the website.

We do what we can with what we have. We have worked ourselves though a phase known as “periodical puberty” – which is a classifiable transition period specific to publications noted in the Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Media Disorders (DSM-IV). The Art Director has hair under her arms, Modus began to shavus, and we’ve been hiding under a rock waiting for the acne to clear up.

Searching for Past Copy

Hello,
You had a cute article a couple volumes back, with Providence’s most eligible bachelors.
Jimmy Caruso was one. Wondering if I could get a copy of that paper.
Thanks

“Providence’s Most Ineligible Bachelors” were featured in Issue 15 (“Say Anything,” February 2006). Back issues are available on request, depending on availability. You can write to us at agenda@agendanation.net. We can rush an article to the web if there is a special, late night request. For example: http://agendanation.net/15/ineligibles

The Agenda is a sporadical publication focusing on the City of Providence.

By offering conversation about the city, written by and for the people living in it, The Agenda hopes to contribute energy to private and public dialogue.