Boastful or not, the declaration is true: the issue has sold out of its initial order of 383,612 copies.
Jacob Sullum, a senior editor at the libertarian magazine Reason, noticed something amiss and last Thursday posted Mr. Lapham's futuristic passage to Reason's Web site along with this commentary: "True, the issue is dated September, but I got my copy in early August, and Lapham must have written those words in July.
For future use, we recommend either a 6-point rating scale where the midpoint category 4 = Can't say true or false is dropped, or a 5-point scale with categories 1 = Absolutely untrue, 2 = Untrue, 3 = Unsure, 4 = True, 5 = Absolutely true (the issue of whether to include a midpoint category is much debated in the literature [ 44, 45]).
By being true to the character, it was true to the issues – and it ended up working out".
On Sept. 4, True the Vote issued a report proposing that Prairie View have on-campus voting, in part because of population trends, which show a growing percentage of college-age people in the precinct.
It is also true that the issue was driven, as ever, by the army.
This is particularly true over the issue of trains going through red lights.
That has been particularly true on the issue of war in Iraq.
It is also true that the issue of changing the accounting system used by universities is not a new topic, since this possibility had already been advanced at the time when universities gained their independence, in 1989.
