The Magazines section of this collection of conference presentations contains the following 15 papers: "'National Geographic Magazine' and the Vietnam War: Did We Just Get Pretty Pictures?" (John W. Williams); "Free Speech at All Costs: A Short History of 'The Masses'" (Chris Lamb); "Newspapers Locally Edited Magazines Seek Ways to Maintain Place in Market" (Ernest C. Hynds); "Patriotism and Profits: A Content Analysis of World War II Magazine Advertising Containing War Themes" (Mike Sweeney); "Journalistic Standards Reflected in Letters to the Editor, News Articles, and Editorials of the Muckraking Era" (Brian Thornton); "Effects of Exemplification in Magazine Journalism on the Perception of Social Issues" (Dolf Zillmann and others); "Economic Coverage of China before and after the Cold War in 'Time,''Newsweek' and 'U.S. News & World Report.'" (Shang-Fen Huang); "The Information Society under Construction: Retail Credit and the Mythos of Technology" (Joe Arena); "'Atlanta' Magazine Has Reported, Reflected, Influenced Its City's Remarkable Growth" (Ernest C. Hynds); "Women and the 'Larger Household': An Examination of Muckraking in Women's Magazines" (Kathleen L. Endres); "The Obsession with Thinness in the Ballet World: An Analysis of How 'Dance Magazine' Addresses the Issue" (Alexis Moor); "Teenagers Get 'Sassy': An Analysis of the Current Teen Magazine Market" (Debra Ceffalio); "How News Magazines Frame Coverage When Presidents Want to Tax and Spend" (Hugh J. Martin); "The Performance of Black Music on 'Billboard' Magazine's Pop Music Charts" (Jim Sernoe); and "Is the Cover a Mirror?: An Analysis of Changes in Economic News Contents in 'Time' and 'Newsweek'" (David Abels). (NKA)