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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.
Because I'm fat and broke - Rob Felt
Do you want to go to lunch today?"
The greater dangers of selfishness - Gerry Yandel
It was just after 9 a.m. one morning, the skies were clear, I was heading down to the office on Interstate 675, and there was only one other car on the three-lane highway as far as the eye could see.
The argument for moderation - Ed Brock
The way to really define a word in English is often to find its root in Latin.
Letters to the Editor
Sexual predators are unpredictable, violent
Obituaries
June 16, 2005
Pets of the Week
Victoria is a 3 year old, tortie domestic shorthair. She has been spayed and all vaccinations are current. Victoria was living as a stray and eating out of garbage cans prior to coming to Clayton County Humane Society. She is a very sweet, gentle cat. She likes to find quiet, out-of-the-way places, where she tends to nap her days away. She has been at CCHS for several years, so the Humane Society is very anxious to find a permanent, loving home for Victoria. For more information, please call Clayton County Humane Society at (770)471-9436 or visit www.claytoncountyhumane.org to see other animals available for adoption.
Girl Scout's project earns Bello the gold
By Ed Brock
Clayton State athletes excel in classroom
From Staff Reports
A day of close calls - Shannon Jenkins
Waiting for your friends at a movie theater can be a humbling experience.
Series getting international flavor
By Anthony Rhoads
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.
Hungarian Ambassador visits Clayton
By Justin Boron
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Jonesboro High vandal bound for West Point
By Ed Brock
Support needed for gun buy back program
By Ed Brock
Douglas granted release at Auburn
From staff reports
Study shows DA overstaffed with investigators
By Justin Boron