Infamous Peace Corps Postcard

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Infamous: having a bad reputation; of bad report; notoriously vile; detestable.
Peace Corps: A body or group, free of oppressive and unpleasant thoughts and emotions
Postcard: a rectangular piece of thick paper or thin cardboard intended to be written on and mailed without an envelope.

The Infamous Peace Corps Postcard by John Coyne (submitted by Murray Frank)

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-The Infamous Peace Corps Postcard by John Coyne (submitted by Murray Frank)
+==Preface ==
-This is the story of a postcard. Like all good stories it has many levels and many perspectives.     It is not only a story about people but also about cultural icons.  Infamous,
+*'''Infamous''': having a bad reputation; of bad report; notoriously vile; detestable.
+*'''Peace Corps''': A body or group, free of oppressive and unpleasant thoughts and emotions
+*'''Postcard''': a rectangular piece of thick paper or thin cardboard intended to be written on and mailed without an envelope.
+'''The Infamous Peace Corps Postcard''' by John Coyne (submitted by Murray Frank)
+[[IPCP 01 The Infamous Peace Corps Postcard]]
+[[IPCP 02 Murray Frank In The Middle]]
+[[IPCP 03 Meanwhile, Back In Washington]]
+[[IPCP 04 Panic at Idlewild]]
+[[IPCP 05 Nigerian PCVs Make Their Decision]]
+[[IPCP 06 Marjorie Confronts William Sloane Coffin]]
+[[IPCP 07 PCV Aubrey Brown Shows Them How]]
+[[IPCP 08 What They Wrote About Michelmore in America]]
+[[IPCP 09 What happened to Marjorie]]
+[[IPCP 10 Who Stole Marjorie's Postcard?]]
+[[IPCP 11 What JFK Had To Say To Us]]
+Other related pages about this story