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    AARP Introduces New Program for Area Teens and Seniors to Share Life Experiences
    Business Wire (press release) - Jun 28, 2011 AARP does not endorse candidates for public office or make contributions to either political campaigns or candidates. We produce AARP The Magazine, the definitive voice for 50+ Americans and the world's largest-circulation magazine with over 35.1

    Stuff That Fell Out While I Was Thinking: I might need to cancel all my junk mail
    Naples Daily News - Jun 28, 2011 Some time ago, I wrote an article explaining how decrepit I felt when I opened my mailbox on my 50th birthday and inside was an issue of AARP Magazine. I was appalled that AARP thought it necessary to send such an unwelcomed reminder of my half century

    A Demographic Gray (or Graying) Lures TV Industry
    New York Times - Jun 26, 2011 “It's one of the things that we know our members come to AARP for.” In an effort to reach more people, the group decided to broaden its brand from publications (like its signature, AARP the Magazine) to television. There was already a studio in its

    The Mormon retirement plan
    Washington Post (blog) - Jun 27, 2011 In 2010 the two magazines with the largest circulation across the US were the Bulletin and Magazine of the AARP. For many older Mormons, though, “retirement” means something else altogether. While most people think of Mormon missionaries as young men

    Dear AARP: You're wrong. We're done.
    The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog) - Jun 26, 2011 Dear AARP: You're wrong. We're done. A glossy magazine with medical news, recipes, a crossword puzzle and articles on motorcycle-riding seniors is also nice. But AARP's focus has always been — and always should be — its advocacy for the two programs that spell the difference between