Borderline Mensa is fortunate to have a number of talented writers. In 2002, 2003, and once again in 2005 our Local Writers Pages earned a Special Mention Award in the Mensa Publications Recognition Program. Please explore the local writers pages to see some articles that have appeared during the past year in our print newsletter, the Borderline Mensa M-Bassador (lovingly known as The BoMB).
In addition to that, you can also peruse the archives and read over 200 articles dating as far back as February 2000.
Fred Baer
Science Snippets
Oh, Wow! August, 2007
Rich Bruso 
The Grand Finale - Adventures with the DMV May 2007
You Know, That Looks Really Dangerous or, There and Back Again April 2007
Does That Fish Come With Chips? February 2007
Something Sweet In Which to Sink Your Teeth
A review of Fright Night, January 2007
…But At This Point, Nobody Is Injured, January 2007
Linda Carpenter
Almost Hippies, January 2008
Your Wisdom is Showing, December 2007
A Broadening Experience, September 2007
Finger Pickin’ Good, July 2007
Career Path, February 2007
Five by Five: The Essential Films and Albums of 2006, February 2007
Jean Hodgson
Home, December 2007
Nadine Holder
Another View on Wisdom, January 2008
Smart Girls, February 2007
Point / Counterpoint December 2007
Greater Phoenix Mensa
Choosing the Vice That’s Right For You, September 2007
UBC, December 2007
AG 2007 Birmingham, Alabama, September 2007
Guns, February 2007
Company Town, January 2007
Oh, No, not another TV Rant! Yes, another!, May 2007
The Challenge! Double Deck Cancellation Hearts, February 2007
Edward Raymond
Why Do We Say It?, January 2008
Solve These In 30 Seconds, December 2007
Ya Wanna Know Sumpthin?, September 2007
Mike Snyder 
No Stinkin' Badges, January 2008
S.F. Police, The Citizens' Friend, December 2007
A Teenager in Old Peru, February 2007
Christmas Stones, December 2007
Free Fix, August 2007
Birthday Bashing, July 2007
The Case For A Logical Universe, February 2007
Archives
There is a lot more writing dating back as far as 1996 in the Archives.
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