Most Memorable AC Articles of 2007

Because I wrote Top 10 Associated Content Articles of 2006 last year, I decided to refine the topic a bit and write about the most memorable Associated Content articles of 2007.

There are plenty of other great articles on AC. Compile your own list and publish it!

Most Memorable AC Articles of 2007

The articles are in alphabetical order by headline.

Antidepressant Withdrawal Almost Killed Me by Heather Michelle gets a nomination because, in her typical fashion, she uses complete openness and honesty about a personal topic drive her words.

Are Ethics Missing in Citizen Journalism? Writing Responsibly by Pam Gaulin gets a nomination because I wrote on what I think is an important topic for citizen journalists that is not widely covered on AC.

The Best Fictional Schools by Lee Andrew gets a nomination because it was the first "fictional" compilation in a very entertaining series.

Did I Get Bed Bugs from eBay? by Donna Porter could get a nomination on headline alone, but the article itself is a great read.

Grieving Parents: Trying to Survive the Loss of a Child by Robbie Tittle gets a nomination because of the sheer courage it took to publish this article.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Top Ten Spoilers by Amy Brantley gets a nomination because she timed this article perfectly.

Home Lead Tests and Kits Have Benefits as Well as Limits - What You Need to Know by jcorn gets a nomination because it was very timely and informative.

How to Go Green During Pregnancy by Jody gets a nomination because it is a very current topic, and an interesting read that can help pregnant women.

How to Tell if Your Toddler is Ready to be Toilet Trained by Amy Fillion gets a nomination because I refer to this article constantly. It is very useful.

Hurricane Katrina: People Still Dying from Her Two Years Later by T.H.Pankey gets a nomination for being a very thorough report on an underreported topic.

Migrating to Ubuntu Linux from Microsoft Windows by By Tsu Dho Nimh gets a nomination basically, because it is one of the articles that very few at AC could have written.