Frederick W. Harbaugh

¢?$!Purrs & Growls !$?¢
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Business Communication Research Exchange
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William P. Galle, JR

Don't Teach Employment Skills in The Business Communications Course
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Journalism and Business Writing: A Roundtable
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Jeanette W. Gilsdorf

High-Tech Update for a Business Communication Class
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Iris I. Varner and Carson H. Varner

Legal Issues in Business Communications
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Marvin Swift

Writing a Problem-Centered Report
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The lceperson Cometh (As He or She or They Must to All)
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Charlene Tibbetts

Sex and the Language
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Carolyn Garrett Cline and Lynn Masel-Walters

At Least the Editors are Trying: Women and Sexism in Corporate Publications
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Judith C. Brown

My Favorite Assignment
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James D. Bell

"Sell" Business Communication: Develop Community Contacts!
Business Communication Quarterly 1983 46: 38-41. [PDF] [Request Permission]  

Helen Carl

The Universal Letter Writer: A Retrospective Review
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News and Notes
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