Articles from Modern Brewery Age (September 29, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Ad Age critic finally sees a Miller ad he likes.		Brief Article	296
Analysts say SAB is making progress at Miller.		Brief Article	255
At a ceremony held in Washington, D.C, the Coors Brewing Co. and the Inter-Association Task Force recognized colleges with outstanding records in preventing alcohol abuse by students.		Brief Article	85
Beck's North America.		Brief Article	105
Birko Corporation offers new sanitizer.		Brief Article	75
Brewers events.		Brief Article	186
Deschutes hires new areas sales rep in Portland.		Brief Article	83
Fischer Beverages taps Anschutz for mktg. post.		Brief Article	136
Hilger joins Pyramid as chief financial officer.		Brief Article	82
Interbrew S.A. buys Munich's Spaten.			375
La Crosse City Brewery.		Brief Article	150
Labatt U.S.A.'s Bassmobile.		Brief Article	126
NBWA enlists allies for state tax fights.		Brief Article	269
Oklahoma's 3.2 beer laws unlikely to change anytime soon.			711
Pamela Hinckley, director of marketing, Chinook Ales; Barbara Cairns, executive director, Long Live the Kings; Clay Mackey, owner, Chinook Wines; David Hulbert, marketing manager, Whole Foods Market recently announced they have raised $13,000 for Long Live the Kings (LLTK).		Brief Article	140
Penn Brewery secures investment for expansion.		Brief Article	294
S & N to sell brands.		Brief Article	79
Tennessee Brewery to become art center.	LaBroad, Molly	Brief Article	291
The "Drink Beer, Get Thin" Diet.		Brief Article	233
Three universities recognized for combating alcohol abuse.			386
Twisted Pine moves to new facility.		Brief Article	120
U.S. beer consumption climbed in 2002.		Brief Article	254
Wholesaler Events.		Brief Article	85
Wisconsin will soon be able to claim it owns the World's Largest Six-Pack again.		Brief Article	150