Tuesday, March 25, 1997 To read a story, HIGHLIGHT headline and click READ. WebTV channels surfers onto the Internet Arts & Letters COMMUNITY BRIEFS ABOUT TOWN NICA announces art competition for local students SHOT CLINICS BLOOD DRIVES 'Passion' an inspiring start to Holy Week ----------END-----------
	Audry Freedman, owner of Stamp Oasis, holds some of the unusual mail art she has received including a plastic Barney the dinosaur and a plastic orange fish. More unique mail: Science fiction (54k) Hand-delivered (32k) Happy Halloween (45k) On a platter (20k) Photo by Andrea C. Figgatt/Review-Journal.	Arts & Letters Perish the thought that art should be encased in glass and kept in a museum that charges admission for people to view it.       With mail art, the more handled and smudged it gets, the better. FULL TEXT WebTV channels surfers onto the Internet For the noncomputer-literate, the Internet is intimidating.       There's the cost of a personal computer for starters. Add to that a nervous breakdown when confronted with actually using the thing, and you have a large part of the American population that doesn't have access to the information superhighway. FULL TEXT
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