Articles from Club Management (August 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Architectural umbrellas.			101
Backing up the numbers.	Finan, Teri		143
Best practice: IPM protects the environment and boosts the budget.	Ostmeyer, Terry		2709
Buffet table.			109
Canterbury Golf Club.		Brief Article	32
Casual comfort: suburban St. Louis' Sunset Country Club renovates dining and lounge areas.	Zimmer, Matt		1236
City of New York Chapter.			73
Cooking fuel.			100
Corrections.		Correction Notice	77
Cover the Uninsured Week yields new legislation on AHPs.			251
DOL's new overtime regulations are not final word for many employers.			155
EPA increases regulations for nonroad diesel engines and fuel.			165
Exercise equipment.			113
Federal and state bills target raising the minimum wage.			172
Folding tables.			131
Form with function: Annapolis Yacht Club's kitchen Areas undergo a functional facelift.	Zimmer, Matt		1104
Georgia Chapter.			61
Golf cars.			93
Golf management.			88
Hospitality planning.			96
House passes OSHA reform measures for small businesses.			283
Long range facility planning with current issues and trends.	McMahon, William P., Sr.		2108
Naples Sailing and Yatch Club.		Brief Article	49
NRA and Harvard Business School Publishing team up.			819
Obituary.		Obituary	143
Old dogs--new tricks.	Finan, Teri		249
OSHA Develops new Website targeting working teens.			83
Party supplies.			99
Personalized gifts.			138
Practice makes perfect: Houston country club chef Fritz Gitschner to represent U.S. in Lyon.			995
Private club leadership essentials.	Singerling, James B.		1361
Racquet Club Ladue.		Brief Article	40
Room to grow.	Finan, Tom		982
Serving trays.			81
Tabletops: a club member's dining experience doesn't begin and with the food alone.			668
The cheese stands alone: tastes, tips, and trends for '04.			1477
The high price of bad manners.	Finan, Teri		160
The host picks the wine--musings and trends.	Bertani, Thomas		1507
The legend of sleepy hollow rides on: a "laid-back" retreat for the Social Register crowd and their friends preserves tradition, historic buildings and grounds, and family-friendly programs.	Finan, Tom		1714
The Millenial Generation and strategic opportunities for Your club.	Hoke, Lee		2091
The New England Club Managers Association (NECMA).		Brief Article	162
Upbeat outlook.	Finan, Teri		167
Wireless communications: what's it all about?	Boothe, Bill		3558
Wood furniture.			76