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RSS FEATURED WRITERS Dona Gibbs, born in North Carolina, is a graduate of the School of Journalism of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and received her master's degree in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University, in Evanston, IL. She worked as a reporter for The Durham Morning Herald, her hometown newspaper, from high school through college. After graduation, she then worked as an advertising copywriter for several New York advertising agencies. Now retired, she has returned to first love: news feature writing. No. Article Date New Yorker Festival, a Flicker of Hope for the Printed Word Writers, actors, journalists and commentators take the stage 1 Theroux can be cranky. When he's hot, he tells the reader. When he's disgusted at the vagaries of bureaucracy, he lets u... >>more 2008.10.10 Google Adds Public Transport Directions to Its NYC Maps How to get from here to there by bus, subway, train and ferry 2 Will this new feature of Google maps transform the experience of public transportation? No, but it takes some of the an... >>more 2008.09.30 American Indian Art? That's Baskets, Right? New exhibit overturns preconceptions 3 Fifteen works were chosen from native artists from Canada, the United States and Mexico. They are as diverse as their cr... >>more 2008.08.08 Have You Seen a Ghost Bike? Bone white memorials haunting reminders of tragic deaths 4 The first ghost bike was installed in 2002 by Patrick Van Der Tuin, a St. Louis man who helps run a shop that caters to ... >>more 2008.07.25 Where to Go When Your Mac Gets Sick The funky New York store that users either love or hate 5 I've had some anxious times at Tekserve. I was in the midst of loading up an assortment of CDs into my Mac's iTunes when... >>more 2008.06.07 Turn a Building Into a Musical Instrument David Byrne's latest project has the beams shaking 6 Creative Time and David Byrne of Talking Heads fame have teamed up to turn this 99- year-old Beaux Arts building into a ... >>more 2008.06.02 The Past Is Present for a Living History Reenactor Marty Baum spins a yarn of pioneer Florida 7 Marty Baum of Jensen Beach has turned himself into a living, breathing history lesson on Florida's early settlers. He sp... >>more 2008.05.24 World's Largest Butterfly House to Open Good news for nature lovers in U.K. 8 By 2011 the world will have another butterfly house. Businessman and renowned lepidopterist Clive Farrell is building a ... >>more 2008.05.17 How Do You Say Racist in Spanish? [Commentary] Language can become a political issue 9 The argument goes that allowing -- much less encouraging -- a bilingual society is an impediment to assimilation. "They ... >>more 2008.05.17 One of the Longest, Yet Forgotten, US Wars The Seminole Wars were bloody, costly and a presidential obsession 10 "People say Florida has no history. They're wrong. This place has been a site of human habitation for at least 5,000 ye... >>more 2008.04.09 Plants Can Turn Nasty, So Watch Out Getting rid of invasive species proves costly 11 They grow with their feet in the water; they grow on dry soil. They grow just about anywhere. They are one of Florida's ... >>more 2008.03.06 Florida's Drinking Water Is Running Low Restoring the Everglades may avert a crisis 12 There's a reason why Florida tomatoes are plump, the green bean crops are bountiful, sugar cane fields so dense, golf co... >>more 2008.02.28 Where Dogs Make the Scene in West Palm Beach The best way to visit the Green Market is at one end of a leash 13 As sunny a scene as the Green Market presents, there is a dark side for some Florida dogs. South Florida is home to 16 d... >>more 2008.02.20 What Is the Oldest U.S. Professional Ballet Company? No, it's not New York, Philly or Boston 14 Tonight, everything was perfection in spite of a steady, cold drizzle outside. The audience was a spectacle upon itself.... >>more 2008.01.27 How Do You Crank Up to Write? I know all about what makes the famous writers different from me 15 While there's plenty of talk about routine and discipline, discipline and routine, I'd also like to know more about what... >>more 2008.01.19     [1] [2]      Title Reporter content Yehonathan Tommer   Independent Inquiry Is Unavoidable Michael Werbowski   [Fiction] The Plague Chronicles John Boland   Not So "Neet" Michael Solis   Victims of HIV-related Travel Restrictions in Korea [ESL/EFL Podcast] Saying No Seventeenth in a series of English language lessons from Jennifer Lebedev...    [ESL/EFL] Talking About Change    [ESL/ EFL Podcast] Personal Finances    [ESL/EFL] Buying and Selling How worried are you about the H1N1 influenza virus?   Very worried   Somewhat worried   Not yet   Not at all     * Vote to see the result.     Two Stories Become Three in Lexington, Va.  Fund Raising Fair  Will Hatoyama Ban Whaling?  Beauty from the Fires of Hell  Amazon Business Show Starts in a Week  Tiepolo, Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Picasso and More:  Questions for President Obama  Brazil - Global Entrepreneurship Week  A Serious Man  I have been fired from my job

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