Purrs & Growls
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News and Notes
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James J. Nance

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Communications
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Carolyn Schneider

Debriefing Academically Trained Writers
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Donna M. Watkins

Creating "What I Can Do for You" Emphasis in Application Letters
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Richard A. Hatch

TRS-80/Electric Pencil Word Processing System
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Iris I. Varner

Audience Adaptation in Communist Business: A Comparison of Domestic and International Business Communications in East Germany
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Violet F. Boggess

Why I Gave Up Watering Horses
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Joyce Segal

Reality in the Classroom: A Letter that Hit Home
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Helen Carl

Nonverbal Communication during the Employment Interview
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My Favorite Assignment
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Cheryl A. Halper

Using Magazine Ads to Teach Sales Writing
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Kevin J. Harty

Some Guidelines for Saying "No"
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Joan M. Lally

Are Objective Pretests Useful?
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