Presented are more than 275 articles on 19 topics which can be arranged into readers on selected topics at the request of any educator. Assembled by the Poynter Center at Indiana University, Poynter Readers are compilations of articles that relate to a particular institution, e.g., law, or to several institutions that affect the lives of American citizens. Readers are tailor-made to professors' requests from the choice that is given on the Master Articles List. The first eight pages list authors and titles of articles according to category: business, Congress, culture, education, ethics, government, journalism--electronic, journalism--print, journalism--print and electronic, language, law, politics, presidency, religion, science, 1776-1976, social issues, television, and Watergate. The body of the pamphlet is an annotated bibliography of all articles, arranged alphabetically by author. Information includes journal or book in which each article appears, date, pages, and brief annotation. Most of the articles have been published since 1970, although a few list earlier dates, such as a speech by Max Weber in 1918. Authors include notable people such as Ivan Illich, Max Weber, Gus Tyler, Michael Scriven, George Orwell, Walter Lippmann, Walter Cronkite, and Daniel Bell. (AV)