With creativity and insight, Cohen, a well-known activist and Ben & Jerry's co-founder, and Salzman, former campaign director for Greenpeace and president of Cause communications, tell readers how to show President Bush "the door in 2004."

John Lister is one of Britain's most respected wrestling journalists. Mixing travelogue, humour, fiction, history and opinion, this collection brings together the best of his work from the past fourteen years. The first section of this book features three epic accounts of voyages to see wrestling in the United States, from the ECW Arena to the Dallas Sportatorium by way of WWF pay-per-views and Memphis television. The second section comprises more than 40 articles, some previously unpublished, including histories of British and American wrestling, the statistics behind WCW's collapse, and a disgraceful allegation about Tommy Rich. Note: This is a revised 2nd edition, with a new cover design, new page design, lower page count and a lower retail price. However, the content of the book is unchanged from the first edition.

Both philosophical and practical, this thoughtful book presents a richly textured picture of today's middle-school student.