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Articles in Jan/Feb 2004 issue of Columbia Journalism Review

• LETTERS
• WEIGHING ANCHOR
  by Hall, Jane
• That's Television!
  by Cooper, Gloria
• ALL IN THE DAY'S WORK: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY
  by Boylan, James
• Times of Their Lives, The
  by Stacks, John F
• MOMENT OF TRUTH
  by Hickey, Neil
• WAYS TO DIE IN IRAQ
  by Kamber, Michael
• My Conflict Case
  by Anderson, Tom
• CAPTIVE COVERAGE
  by Brodzinsky, Sibylla
• LANGUAGE CORNER: DO NOT HASTEN TO BID
  by Jenkins, Evan
• Editor From Hell
  by Porter, Bruce
• Seeing the Real War
• SPEAKING IN TONGUES
  by Working, Russell
• BODYGUARDS AND THE PRESS
  by Hickey, Neil
• FORWARD THINKING
  by Beckerman, Gal
• A MEAT STORY, WELL DONE
  by Kelliher, Laurie
• ANSWER THE &%$#* QUESTION!
  by Lieberman, Trudy
• A FALL FROM GRACE
  by McCollam, Douglas
• EXPOSES AND EXCESSES: MUCKRAKING IN AMERICA, 1900-2000
  by Boylan, James
• Mr. Jennings's Medal
• A MIGHTY HEART: THE BRAVE LIFE AND DEATH OF MY HUSBAND, DANNY PEARL
  by Boylan, James
• LITTLE MURDERS
  by Sunenblick, Jesse
• Colin Powell and Me
  by Cranberg, Gilbert
• TECHNOLOGY CORNER: www.stateline.org
  by Sreenivasan, Sreenath
• PRESS BOX RED: THE STORY OF LESTER RODNEY, THE COMMUNIST WHO HELPED BREAK THE COLOR LINE IN AMERICAN SPORTS
  by Boylan, James
• DANGEROUS SCIENCE
  by Umansky, Eric