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Say 'thank you,' it doesn't hurt - Shannon Jenkins
Here's a warning for all you rude people out there: I'm not going to be nice to you anymore.
Wilson picks up first Thunder victory
From staff reports
MOMS Club helps local newborns
By Aisha I. Jefferson
Brother to remain in state custody for shooting sister
By Aisha I. Jefferson
Sara Moseley
Sara Moseley, age 86, of Ellenwood, Ga., died on Thursday, June 9, 2005. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, June 11, 2005 at 3:30 p.m. at Horis A. Ward's Fairview Chapel with Rev. Mike Smith officiating. Interment will follow at Fairview Memorial Gardens in Stockbridge.
Libertarian for food regulation - Rob Felt
At some point in the meal one of us noticed it: the sign proudly declaring the restaurant's health code rating of 49. That's 49 out of 100, not out of 50.
School not over yet for some students
By Shannon Jenkins
Glimmer of hope for Fort Gillem
By Ed Brock
Local hoopsters go camping
From staff reports
Show me the ivy - Greg Gelpi
While some dream of endless sandy shorelines and others long for thriving metropolises, visions of ivy-covered brick walls have always danced in my mind.
Making myself comfortable at the bookstore - Bob Paslay
OK, I finally did it. I went into Barnes & Noble, plopped down in one of their overstuffed comfortable chairs and read an entire $25 novel. Well, I didn't do it in one sitting but three and not one Barnes & Noble but two, but I read Caleb Carr's novel about Sherlock Holmes, The Italian Secretary. I am a big Caleb Carr fan but in this case I have too many books and I intended to read just a few pages but I kept on going.
Sometimes opportunity calls on the phone - Ed Brock
I was a teenage phone solicitor.
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Have I changed or the movies? - Zach Porter
By the time the opening sequence of Star Wars Episode III kicked off with a dizzying and visually bland space battle I already had a headache from the twenty-plus minutes of punch-your-face-in-and-blow-your-socks-off previews of the other movies that are headed our way like an endless barrage of missiles. However, most of these assaults on our eyes and ears turn out to be duds, fizzling out after the opening credits.
Accused killer's case goes to grand jury
By Ed Brock
Pets of the Week
Cara is a one-year-old spaniel mix. She has been spayed and all vaccinations are current. Cara is a very sweet-natured dog, but is still a bit in new situations. She is good with other dogs and appears to be fine around children.
Let tolerance and understanding prevail - Justin Boron
In life, it's hard to be tolerant, understanding, and respectful even when you feel like you've been cheated. Whether you feel like you're getting sold out by a friend or shortchanged by some sober bartender, reactionary emotions inevitably surface.
Feel the need, the need for cheese - Michael Davis
So on Monday, a group of Englishmen got together on the top of a hill for an ancient contest. They gathered around noon, and spectators came from across the countryside to bear witness.
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Secretary of offensiveness - Gerry Yandel
When I was in high school, there was always a kid who managed to stay out of trouble by perpetually pointing out the wrongs of all the other kids around him.