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by Carol Cruzan Morton

PBS Documentarian Jon Palfreman Awarded 2001 Victor Cohn Prize

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Superhighwaymen: Chasing Thieves On The Internet
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Contract Trends Pose Additional Challenges For Freelance Writers

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NASW At The Table When E-Rights Are Discussed

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Some Readers Squawk But Most Like Redesign Of Science Magazines

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Worlds Collide; "Science Couture" In A Magazine

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An American Science Writer In Paris, Or Anywhere But Here

by Larry Krumenaker

 

Is It Just Me Or Do Other PIOs Get Wierd Calls?

by Mara Greengrass

 

 

Best American Science And Nature Writing 2001

by Lee Edson

President's Letter by Paul Raeburn

On The Lists by Bob Finn

The Free Lance by Tabitha M. Powledge

PIO Forum by Joann Rodgers

Curt Supplee Wins Top Prize For Chemistry Reporting

CASW 2001 Travel Fellowship Awards

New From SEJ: Daily Online News Service

2001 Ig Nobel Prizes Awarded

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Regional Groups by Suzanne Clancy

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NCSWA Sponsors Science-Writing Workshop For Students

Correction

Our Gang by Rick Borchelt

In Memoriam

John Henahan

Dorothy "DJ" Davis

Notices From Diane

Books By And For Members by Ruth Winter

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