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Unfortunate Name

My name was mispelled in Ingrid Enberg's article ("The Mental Life of the Titmouse").

Ernst Fuchs
Mannheim
Germany

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Nit Picker

My good sir:

Although you spelled my name correctly in the credit for my article ("A Grand Unified Theory of Everything in Nature"), you spelled it wrong in the second paragraph of your introduction.

F. F. Kartofel
Institute of Quantum Continuum Research
Brasilia, Brasil

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Perfectionist

The reference list you published with my article ("Referential Ethics") contained several typographical errors. Specifically items #25 and #27. The corrected versions should read:

25. Hulmicki, M., "Referential Ethics," Annals of Improbable Research, 1992, vol. 37, no. 6, pp. 11-15.

and

27. Hulmicki, M., "Referential Ethics," Annals of Improbable Research, 1992, vol. 37, no. 6, pp. 11-15.

I trust you will publish the revisions promptly. A copy of this letter is being sent to the Library of Congress.

M. Hulmicki, Ph.D.
Rahway, NJ

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Expressing a Preference

I liked the article in your January/February issue.

F. Miyazawa, Ph.D.
Osaka, Japan

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Fed Up

Please do not publish any more articles about the alimentary system of the hogwart ("Self-Cannibalization in the Hogwart Colon").

Helene T. Farwell. Ph.D.
Bennington College
Bennington, Vermont

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