Articles from The Masthead (September 22, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A thousand words: editorials in pictures.	Rothschild, Becca		564
A time-honored tradition erodes.	Harrison, Don		562
Barbara Mantz Drake, a tireless volunteer on behalf of NCEW projects, most recently our drive to increase membership, announced an August retirement.			35
Basic statement of principles.			505
By-law amendment.			235
Catherine Ford, national columnist of the Calgary Herald in Alberta.			13
Come to Sacramento in 2008 or Arnold will rip your spine out.	Holwerk, David		526
Editors divided about what's racist and when to run bigoted letters.	McClelland, John		1020
Fallout from the blow-up.	MacEachern, Doug		553
Foundation fundraising needs the support of NCEW members.	McGinley, Morgan		1116
Geoff Seamans, associate editorial page editor of The Roanoke Times in Virginia.			15
Innovations bring transparency that editorial pages need: changes will disappoint those who wanted a radical departure.	Martinez, Andres		1214
John H. Johnson, founder of the company that publishes Ebony and Jet magazines, passed away on August 8 at age eighty-seven.			100
John Taylor, recently retired as editorial page editor of the Wilmington News Journal in Delaware, is leading the Delaware Public Policy Council.		Brief Article	54
Kinsley should be applauded for his interactive initiative: and the L.A. Times is far from alone in changing the world of opinions as we know it.	Schaffer, Jan		680
Last-minute advice from convention central.	Nielsen, Susan		775
Little Rock: the political, literary, cultural, historical, and scandal center of the known universe.	Greenberg, Paul		860
Nine myths and one truth about editorial board blogging.	Willey, Keven Ann	Editorial	1562
Portland: fodder for thought.	Semion, Kay		622
Sunny Schubert, retired as editorial writer for the Wisconsin State Journal.		Editorial	11
The paper's community voice cannot be delegated to outsiders: outsourcing editorials could erode relationship with readers.	Nelson, Jack	Editorial	713
Turning over editorial pages to the bloggers is a terrible idea: who should be the teacher here, anyway? Not the chatterers on the Internet.	Burgard, Stephen		1094
What NCEW members said: from the NCEW listserv beginning June 15, 2005.			1020
Wikis will help readers direct the community's most powerful voice: opinion writers from younger generation offer fresh perspective.	Niles, Robert		772