Articles from The Masthead (December 22, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Buddy' Davis, Pulitzer winner, dead at 80.		Obituary	334
'Cities have to do it themselves'.	Larsen, Richard		561
'We stand on mighty shoulders'.	Williams, Bonnie Calhoun		361
A more secure future for minorities program.	McGinley, Morgan		701
A secret weapon for editors, cartoonists: schools: mandated student testing around the country includes interpreting cartoons.	Cagle, Daryl		882
Bingham, Wells winners dedicated to fostering equality.	Williams, Bonnie Calhoun		532
Bringing thought to capital punishment.	Rothschild, Becca		560
Chicago toddled for NCEW.			238
Editorial cartooning for dummies: creating a good cartoon is about idea and execution, inspiration, and mechanics.	Babin, Rex		1201
Endorsements get endorsement.	Beck, Gayle		422
How about animated cartoons? Cutting-edge cartoons have script, storyboard.	Keefe, Mike		746
How to reject a letter writer.			869
Jack Eddy, associate editor of the Tracy Press.		Brief Article	37
Keeping it all in the family.	Partsch, Frank	Editorial	438
Lack of media diversity is strangling satire: today's papers are starved for conservative cartoonists.	Payne, Henry		939
Let the laugh not be the goal: editors, cartoonists face the same issues.	Koterba, Jeff		761
Life members carry on the NCEW tradition.	Williams, Bonnie Calhoun		359
Linda P. Campbell, an editorial writer/columnist with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.		Brief Article	26
Mayor Daley delivered the goods in the transformation of Chicago.	Harrop, Froma		604
Members choose secretary, board members.	Williams, Bonnie Calhoun		130
Most Americans not ideological.	Semion, Kay		428
NCEW benefits now extend year-round.	Burkett, Lynnell	Editorial	566
Panel shows the contentiousness of immigration issues.	Sinharoy, Sanhita		565
Previous relationship with candidate causes credibility issue in the ethics advisor.			466
Pulliam winner will research mega-churches.	Williams, Bonnie Calhoun	Brief Article	204
Suggestions to attract readers range from haiku to blogs.	Channing, Charlotte		441
The Illinois Press Association awarded its top two prizes for editorial writing (among large papers) to two Peoria Journal Star staffers.		Brief Article	90
Tribune publishing seizes benefits of technology to make connection.	Larsen, Richard		459
Visit to AIDS conference builds understanding.	McGoun, Bill		1051
Which editorial will be your big red tomato?	Pimentel, Janet		585
William McKenzie, editorial columnist for The Dallas Morning News, and David Lauderdale, editorial page editor of the Island Packet in Hilton Head, South Carolina, both took second-place honors in competition for the 2004 Carmage Walls Commentary Prize.		Brief Article	62