: About Me

MAC STEVENSON

750 Fairdale Rd. Unit B-1

Salina, KS 67401

(785) 826-9200

E-mail: macsteve@cox.net

EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE

February 1990-Present FREELANCE WRITER

I have written a weekly sports column for 8-14 Kansas newspapers for the past 17 years. This column is also available online at the Salina radio station's website; you can inspect it by going to www.ksallink.com and clicking on "sports" and then "Mac's editorial." In addition, I have written a weekly golf column for an online newsletter that has been ongoing for the past 15 years. I've also had articles published in national magazines, the most recent a golf article in the May 2007 issue of The Elks Magazine.

December 1958-January 1990 STEVENSONS' CLOTHING, INC. Manhattan, KS

MANAGER AND BUYER

I was responsible for all personnel decisions, financial strategy, and did all the buying for men's and ladies' departments.

EDUCATION

September 1953-June 1957: KANSAS UNIVERSITY, LAWRENCE, KS

B/A Major in English

My Credentials:

I have either been engaged in writing or studied the craft almost every day for the last 23 years. My computer skills are, for the most part, self-taught. During the past 17 years, I have had more than 1 million words published.

My website (http://www.macsportsed.com/) features my weekly sports column for Kansas newspapers. It's also carried online by our local radio station; you can look at it on www.ksallink.com. You have to click on "Sports" and then "Mac's Editorial. Sports Potpourri has been ongoing for 17 years. I also write weekly golf articles (Golf Potpourri) online for a newsletter, which I've been doing for 15 years. Some of the golf articles are featured under the "golf" link on my website.

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Good habits are hard to break If you have 15-20 minutes to kill before your next project for the day, how should you use that free time? That depends on several things: (1) What the next task for the day involves. (2) Your age will play a factor in exercise routines. (3) The weather can limit outdoor activities. For citizens of all ages, a brisk 20-minute walk is a great way to use a block of spare time; that, of course, requires that the weather outside is decent. This is particularly beneficial for those of us who are considered ultra mature. For the younger generation, a 20-minute run m...

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