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A short biofraphy of columnist Molly Ivins.

As a budding writer the ideal goal, as I see it, would be to become a Columnist. One that has been fortunate enough to find his way into national syndication.

Did the NBA All-Star Weekend get completely out of hand? If so, how does it compare to other major sporting events?

The peaceful are losing their voice and if those who can stand to provide them with it do not do so then where will they get that voice?

Ten page paper for American Lit. describing Sarah Kemble Knight's famous Journal as an early gossip column.

Chicago Tribune NBA columnist Sam Smith stopped by the NBA Vine to discuss the latest happenings in pro basketball

Advice columnist Zuri counsels a college student into the dating life of the 21st century and encourages her to make the first move.

Humor columnist Christopher Wilson turns his column over to guest columnist Gomez Addams, who discusses the rich history his family has in sports.

Two years ago, this columnist and dean sent published to my surprise sentiments regards MBA friendship games.

Guest columnist Underdog writes this story about the NFL Conference Championship games and which teams will find glory.

Imagine making people laugh as a comedian, a sitcom writer, a humor columnist or even a clown. Stop dreaming about it and do something now.

Al Williams has published hundreds of articles and columns in major national magazines, and has served as an editor for some of these same magazines. This article tell you how to (and how not to) get your articles sold to many magazine markets.

Why do women in America shave their legs? How and when did this practice get started? Columnist Cecil Adams did a little research and found out that a certain magazine in 1915 may be at least partially to blame.

Humor columnist Christopher Wilson gets bitten by Count Dracula, who takes over as the guest columnist and tells grim tales of gridiron lore.

A popular author, Marylyn Vos Savant "the genius" in Parade magazine, offered that standardized testing wasn't helpful in the largest area, the "middle."

My Sunday newspaper, The Lake County News Herald always has such great supplements, and "Taking an Axe to Anxiety" written by Bob Lankard, a business columnist for the Indiana Gazette on July 15th was no exception as it gave me an idea for my own piece.

Humor columnist Christopher Wilson hands his column over to Captain Jack Sparrow, who discusses (what else?) baseball...

A Hong Kong university student journal columnist has started quite a controversy. So much so, that many Hong Kong residents are now rallying to ban a book in Hong Kong -- the Bible.

Most women's magazines have several columns written by single authors, which means that you could be their next columnist! Unfortunately, they are very discerning about the types of columns and writers they will contract, so your pitch had better be phenomenal.

Los Angeles Weekly columnist Jonathan Gold is the first food critic to win a Pulitzer.

Why is there boxing at the Goodwill games? How come psychics never win the lottery? What do you call a fly with no wings -- a walk? These are but some of the important questions raised by former one-liner comedian Jason Love.

The poet, columnist, playwright, essayist and novelist whose name came to be associated intimately with Harlem was born James Mercer Langston Hughes on February 1, 1902 at Joplin, Missouri to James Nathaniel and Carrie Hughes.

Anna Quindlen's biography in brief - New York Times Columnist and Op-Ed writer, Pulitzer Prize for commentary, author of 4 best selling novels....

Microsoft's newly released OS, Vista, can be affected by the sound files it plays. You can even get it to delete the user's files and empty the trash!

As I give advice as a columnist, I find many questions center around the fear of people being themselves. People waste their money and lives trying to be something other than who they are. Most will never know who that is.

Michael & Me is a pro-gun documentary made by Libertarian columnist Larry Elder. It was made to address some of the points brought up by Michael Moore in his anti-gun film called Bowling for Columbine.

While helping his latest client woo the fine lady of his dreams, a professional "date doctor" (Smith) finds game doesn't quite work on the gossip columnist (Mendes) with whom he's smitten.

Writer's block is the bane of any columnist, editorialist and journalist. Where does it come from? More importantly, how does one get past it?

I'm going to be totally honest and admit that it nearly broke my heart to write the headline that I did for this article, but as a national sports columnist, I get to paid to call it like I see it.

Arianna Huffington, the columnist behind widely read political blog huffingtonpost.com, was born in Greece July 15, 1950. A naturalized US citizen, she married Michael Huffington in 1986.

Technology, Commerce and Society Daily's columnist, Arnold Kling has written an article advising voters to stay home from the polls in November. But is this responsible advice?

It always amazes me when some "nationally respected" sports columnist promptly opens his mouth before firmly inserting his foot in it.

Fantasylyand by Sam Walker is about a sports columnist who enters himself in one of the most competitive fantasy baseball drafts in the World. He takes us through the season and tells us about his team's high and lows.

The reporter does a good job at explaining how a CIA officer told a syndicated columnist that there was no evidence that Hussein tried to buy uranium ore from Africa to build nuclear weapons.

Way before I ever even dreamed about becoming a sports columnist, I was running around the streets of Philadelphia in the early 1970s proclaiming the fact that the Miami Dolphins, and Bob Griese, were the greatest things since sliced bread.

As a national sports columnist, I get paid to call things as I see them no matter what the sporting event I may be covering at the time. Having said that, I have had to rip a lot of athletes over the years for a multitude of infractions.

The Blizzard of Oz in Chicago is a media circus every time he opens his mouth. On the other hand Sun-Times columnist Jay Mariottis is a jerk. Did he deserve to be called a name by Ozzie? Maybe, but not this name.

Langston Hughes remains one of literature's top poets and African-American writers. His humble history still serves as an inspiration to many.

I thought I was master of my fate: I left home, moved to a different state, chose to study theatre and history in college, and have become a playwright, columnist, and screenwriter. Nothing to do with the police work of my father. Yet he chose my path...

A gossip columnist is invited over to dinner, but his rudeness sparks a deep anger within one of his guests, and ends tragically.

A dark and cynical look at the crooked ways of newspaper journalists serves for the basis of this classic masterpiece.

Much has been written about the conflict of World War II, which many see as a battle against good versus evil. Most of it has been written about the soldiers who fought and died, but there were other brave individuals whose stories need to be told.

Its hard not to fall for this sweet comedic take on the wonderful world of dating, with its ups, downs, and ultimate happy ending.

A posthumous first anthology of a signature 20th Century sportswriter, strong enough to demand that a second such volume not wait as long as the master himself lived and worked.

Thomas Friedman presents globalization success stories that show how outsourcing and offshoring improve the international economy. Yet, the world is not really flat so long as as social inequality, nationalism and protectionism remain barriers to growth.

Vicente Fox simply expressed his frustration over the idea that his own citizens do not have the resolve to succeed ...

TV news focuses on a handful of events, sometimes-trivial stories, that will deliver Nielsen numbers. TV News is never happier then when it goes on Death Watch-Funeral Watch, as it did recently with Terri Schiavo, then again with Pope John Paul II.