Articles from The Masthead (June 22, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A question of ethics: civic involvement makes for conflicts.			584
Censorship, or legitimate church discipline, at Baylor University?	Dreher, Rod		1401
Colleagues (and bosses) are often an advantage: crafting positions as a group requires some respect.	Albright, Susan		908
Deborah Locke of the Pioneer Press in St. Paul, Minnesota, has, for the second consecutive year, won the Frank Premack award for opinion writing.			99
Don't sit still for low readership.	Brownlee, Phillip		825
Donors ask, 'do your members give?'.	McGinley, Morgan	Editorial	676
Editorial board can be a foe of good writing: we have to stop reflecting our communities and start leading them.	Barham, David		1044
Editorial pages--a future in doubt.	Simurda, Stephen		892
Goal-setting is an essential task.	Williams, Ed		466
Keep your head screwed on straight: and don't retire without shooting all your bullets.	Willey, Keven Ann		1117
Kent Warneke, editor of the Norfolk Daily News in Nebraska, has won the Francis L. Partsch award for editorial leadership.			60
Let's look at ghost-writing question.	Burkett, Lynnell	Editorial	496
Lineups ready for 2004 elections.			2208
Mark Mahoney, editorial page editor of The Post-Star in Glens Falls, New York, received the American Society of Newspaper Editors award for editorial writing during the ASNE's annual convention in Washington, D.C.			68
Nancy Q. Keefe: crusader with a mischievous twinkle.	Fiske, Fred	Obituary	408
Never forget the paper's own DNA: get to know your paper's personality.	Aregood, Richard		651
Randy Bergman, editorial page editor of the Asbury Park Press of Neptune.			25
Someone, finally, must make a decision: the editorial writer is a mercenary, paid to make the best case for the newspaper's position.	Mahoney, Mark C.		831
Something's missing in J-school.	Labbe, J.R.		873
What we say and what we do.	Partsch, Frank	Editorial	494
Why we dropped signed editorials.	Floyd, Doug		619
Wrigley Field beckons members.			101
You'll recognize the 'voice' when the fine prose sings.	Bay, Austin		2077