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Lufthansa Tackles an Ethical Dilemma Over
Deportation of Asylum Seekers, The Wall Street Journal,
The Wall Street Journal Europe, The Asian Wall Street Journal -January 29,
2001
On the One Hand... Nobel
laureates debate the merits of Bush and Kerry economic policies ,
The Wall Street Journal Europe-September 3-5, 2004
Some Native Alaskans Benefit From VoiceStream
Deal , The Wall Street Journal, The Wall Street Journal
Europe -May 31, 2001
German fund managers find some
European Internet bargains, The Wall Street Journal
Europe Convergence Magazine -September 25, 2000
Scoring a goal - World Cup offers wireless
companies a way to kick off new services, The Wall
Street Journal -February 13, 2006
German Retail Investors Seek to Join IPO
Party, The Wall Street Journal Europe -March 20,
2000
Opening Up - Some European firms let
employees edit Intranets , The Wall Street Journal
-October 24, 2005
Business Schools
Set Course For Charted Waters, The Wall Street Journal
Europe-November 10, 2006
German
Program Helps Schools Slow Brain Drain, The Wall Street
Journal Europe-November 10, 2006
The
main course - Schools cook up business classes for chefs and restaurant
owners, The Wall Street Journal Europe-September 20,
2006
German students turn to
loans, The Wall Street Journal Europe - March 31,
2006
The Art of Living in a
Museum Piece, Different stories on the same artist
appeared in the German Press Agency dpa, The European Stars & Stripes and
The Wall Street Journal Europe -March 23, 2001
'Dot.coms' Furnish English Language With German
Twist --- Short Words Are Now Scarce, So Web Firms Must Use Gigantic, Ungainly
Names, The Wall Street Journal, The Wall Street Journal
Europe - April 24, 2000
Breaking the Rules
(and a Few Eggs) --- At Frankfurt-Area Restaurant, Chef Hessler Earns Star
Status With Natural Talent, Creativity, Special to The
Wall Street Journal Europe -May 8, 2003
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Frankfurt: Life in the (not
too) fast lane, International Herald Tribune - Feb
2004
Let's make a deal, with CO2,
International Herald Tribune - May 2004
What, exactly do you
hear?, The Christian Science Monitor -January 14,
2003
Is there time
to slow down?, The Christian Science Monitor
-January 9, 2003
You want it, you buy it, you
forget it, The Christian Science Monitor -December 5,
2002
When art is a
community project - Documenta exhibit unites a struggling German
neighborhood, The Christian Science Monitor -September, 2002
Harvesting olives in Tuscany
- where else?, The Christian Science Monitor
-January 22, 2003
Ron Gone?
With or without its chief, Deutsche Telekom might be nearing the end of its
misery , Barron's-May 27, 2002
University in Munich Develops RFID Enabled Log
Harvesting, RFID Journal - Dec
2006
RFID Teaches Horses
Table Manners, , RFID Journal - Aug
2007
Dozens of stories on RFID for The RFID
Journal,
www.rfidjournal.com
Alabama feeds
Mother Russia, ASNE Award Winning Story for The Anniston
Star -November 26, 1998
New lives: Two-year vocational-technical colleges
teach people how to be more productive, The Anniston
Star -July 10, 1999
Forgiveness and Repentance,
The Anniston Star -September 20, 1998
On the road again ... and again ...
it's the morning commute, The Anniston Star -August
29, 1998
Pumpkin Seed Oil, The Anniston Star -November 6, 2002
Global Bond Markets , CFA Magazine-Nov-Dec 2003
Life post euro: Facing the daunting task of
integrating European capital markets , CFA
Magazine - July-August 2003
C Magazine
Feminomics - Women are an untapped
resource as leaders, C Magazine -February,
2008
The
IKEA Cult - From Matches to Masses, C Magazine
-March, 2007
THE
2.0 ADVANTAGE The upgrade of the Internet challenges companies in the way they
are doing business. But they can use Web 2.0 to be the leader in their
industry, C Magazine - April, 2007
Empower the workforce! Unlock hidden
knowledge, C Magazine - February 2007
Fiery Wu claims China executes
prisoners to sell organs, German Press Agency dpa
-April 5, 1998
Sarajevo: A Ride of Hope and
Disappointment, German Press Agency dpa, The Arab Daily
-December, 1995
Is
religion for sale in the United States?, German Press
Agency dpa-April 4, 1998
Cat therapists can cure
your kitty's blues, German Press
Agency dpa -May, 1998
Forced Marriage Among Europe's Immigrants: Hülya Kalkan's
Story, World Politics Review
-February 8, 2006
European Immigrants Continue to be Forced Into
Marriage, World Politics Review -January 31, 2007
In Germany, Debate Over Muslim Headscarf
Rages On, World Politics Review -November
29, 2006
A Matter of Honor, Your
Honor?, World Politics Review -September
27, 2006
Interview:
Forced Marriage in Germany, World Politics Review -
February 2007
Knights of Cavalia - Inside The Big Tent of a
Theatrical Spectacle that celebrates the history and contradictions of
mankind’s love affair with the horseSenses Magazine
Essays
On Foreign
Corresponding, - January 2003
On Food and Writing,
- January 2003
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