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  1. Fare thee well, Tony Lewis. (The Public Square).(New York Times columnist)(Brief Article): An article from: First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life by Richard Neuhaus, 2002-03-01
  2. Cute as a button? (GL Body: Q&A).(body care)(Brief Article)(Column): An article from: Girls' Life
  3. Speak up.(SPORTS & MEDIA)(Bryan Burwell's columns on football coaches' public relations): An article from: St. Louis Journalism Review by Joe Pollack, 2006-09-01
  4. Unashamed indulgence: columnist says goodbye to a long career in nonwovens.(European Scene)(Column): An article from: Nonwovens Industry by Colin White, 2003-10-01
  5. A: Kolumnen by Max Goldt, 1997
  6. Ask Doctor Cory.(Column): An article from: Children's Digest by Cory SerVaas, 2000-12-01
  7. Dear Carol. (Help!).(teenage advice column): An article from: Girls' Life by Carol Weston, 2001-12-01
  8. Day of the President and Other Tales of Grief
  9. A Dandelion in Winter
  10. Dear Psychic: A New Perspective on Life's Everyday Problems by Pat McAnaney, 1993-02
  11. Dear Ann Landers: Our Intimate and Changing Dialogue With America's Best-Loved Confidante by David I. Grossvogel, 1989-11
  12. Tell Me All About It: A Personal Look at the Advice Business by "the Man Who Replaced Ann Landers" by Jeffrey Zaslow, 1989-12
  13. Commie dearest: Digressing diatribe by Jan Landers Thal lifted from the Madison insurgent, 1988-91 by Jan Levine Thal, 1991
  14. Dear Digby by Carol Muske Dukes, 1989-04-18

121. HeraldTimesOnline.com: Stories From The Columns Section For This Month
May 24, 2004. Stories from the columns section for this month. Goodto grow your garden up instead of out Country Sampler (2004/05
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Stories from the Columns section for this month Radishes can help your garden and salads, too
Country Sampler
What is a garden without radishes? Some people don't even like these small root vegetables but plant them anyhow, all around the garden. Cicadas among the snapshots of the mind this summer
That's Life
"Do you hear the cicadas out there?" my Favorite-Son-In-Law asked me as I arrived at his house near D.C. Diamant still carries reminder of D-Day
(Extra)Ordinary
For 60 years and a day now, Alfred Diamant has been carrying around a reminder of D-Day. Dream Jag
Crane engineer finds joy driving vintage Jaguar On Tuesday afternoon, I reviewed the prospects for this week's car column: a 1966 Plymouth Fury, a 1960 under-restoration Corvette and a 1948 Buick the owners drove on their honeymoon half a century ago. Coffin on wheels gives Smithville man new life LINC Caught up in a severe depression brought on by a broken marriage of 23 years and limiting painful physical injuries, a Smithville man decided to take his own life. To make his passing as easy as possible on his children, he put his affairs in order, including the purchase of a brand-new coffin, which he stored in his basement. Hoosier girl welcomes letters from California Young Voices This weekend, one of my best friends flew home for a visit from California, where she's been working at Yosemite National Park, living in a tent, communicating with nature, the cicada-free way.

122. The Charleston Gazette - Columns
Previous Edition 2004-05-24. columns.
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    • West Virginia builder Ken Auvil sees the housing industry as one more deserving of attention in private and government plans for economic growth in this state. Auvil has renewed his pitch for a state energy policy coupled with a self-build initiative to generate 10,000 new homes in the state. The initiative emphasizes homebuilding with the buyer offering personal labor or other services to help reduce the price. It figures as “sweat equity” to the buyer. Also, it offers energy-saving features in new housing construction long advocated and practiced by the Auvil Home Team, based in Belington.

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    124. Journal-World Columnists
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    125. Computerworld Editorial Columns
    Home Departments Opinions Editorial columns, Maryfran JohnsonCompliance Bonanzas 05.10.04 Editorial Companies are desperate
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    126. SecurityFocus HOME Columnists Archive
    columnists, Front Page Weighing Profits against Peril By Mark RaschMay 24 2004 0353PM PT Denying XP pirates the SP2 upgrade would
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    There are some areas of security where Linux and Unix have some strong wins, and simply fit in better than anything else.
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    With the consumer WiFi explosion, launching a virus into the wild has never been easier and more anonymous than it is today.
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    127. Corpus Christi Coastal Bend South Texas News, Information, Events Calendar
    Murphy Givens picture Murphy Givens writes on Corpus Christi historyWednesdays. He can be reached at 361886-4315 or givensm@caller
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    The storm's aftermath
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    Larry Rose, President and Publisher, writes an occasional column. He can be reached at 361-886-3749 or rosel@caller.com.
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    Nick Jimenez     Nick Jimenez, Caller-Times Editorial Page editor, writes a weekly editorial column Sundays. He can be reached at 361-886-3787 or jimenezn@caller.com. June 6, 2004 Veterans have been courted, and forgotten Column Archive Brooks Peterson Brooks Peterson, senior editorial writer, writes a weekly column Mondays. He can be reached at 361-886-3772 or petersonb@caller.com June 7, 2004 And now, O.J. Simpson: the comeback kid Column Archive Libby Averyt Libby Averyt writes an occasional news column. She can be reached at 361-886-3681 or averytl@caller.com. May 23, 2004 Bond defeat should force a close look at education Column Archive Ty Meighan Ty Meighan, Austin Bureau Chief, writes a weekly editorial column Saturdays. He can be reached at 512-334-6640 or meighant@scripps.com. May 29, 2004

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