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25-26	September 2009 Readings/Article Just blew it SEE ALSO: Clothing—Humor; Men's clothing; Nike (Firm); Public relations; Nadal, Rafael; Tennis players PDF TEXT IMAGES
60-68	September 2008 Article Human quicksand for the U.S. Army, a crash course in cultural studies By Steve Featherstone SEE ALSO: Afghan War, 2001-; Afghanistan; Civil-military relations; Civilian relief; Military policy; Public relations; War and society PDF FREE TEXT IMAGES
34	December 2007 Readings/Article Whoppers SEE ALSO: McDonald's Corporation; Meat hygiene; Public relations; Questions and answers; Restaurants PDF IMAGES
27-28	June 2006 Readings/Article The good news SEE ALSO: Iraq; Iraq War, 2003-; Journalistic ethics; Objectivity; Propaganda; Public relations PDF IMAGES
27	April 2006 Readings/Article Space auditing By George Deutsch SEE ALSO: Big bang theory; Intelligent design (Teleology); Public relations; United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration PDF IMAGES
20	January 2006 Readings/Article Grape expectations SEE ALSO: Grapes; Homeopathic treatment; Public relations; Therapeutic use PDF IMAGES
24-25	January 2006 Readings/Article The thin blue whine By Edward Polstein SEE ALSO: Interviewing in law enforcement; New York (New York). Police Dept.; Police; Public relations PDF IMAGES
24	September 2005 Readings/Article Company watch SEE ALSO: Geha, Camille; Career as Hilton Hotel sales manager; Career as Kellogg, Brown and Root executive; Government contractors; Hotels; Kuwait; Public relations; Crum, Tom; Waste in government spending; Wrist watches PDF IMAGES
16	March 2005 Readings/Article Extra credit SEE ALSO: Police; Public relations; Rituals; Satanism PDF FREE TEXT IMAGES
25-26	June 2004 Readings/Article Semper sensitive SEE ALSO: Group relations training; Handbooks, manuals, etc.; Iraq; Public relations; United States. Marine Corps PDF FREE TEXT IMAGES
26	August 2003 Readings/Article Happy birthday, Ronnie! SEE ALSO: Ballistic missile defenses; Public relations; United States. Dept. of Defense PDF IMAGES
26-27	April 2003 Readings/Article Stop spreading the news By Fletcher Vredenburgh SEE ALSO: Municipal government; Public relations PDF IMAGES
20-21	April 2002 Readings/Article Compensations of philosophy By Roger Scruton SEE ALSO: Career in Japanese tobacco industry; Public relations; Public relations consultants; Browell, Quentin; Tobacco industry PDF IMAGES
13-16	June 2001 Readings/Article Tomorrow's bird By Ian Frazier SEE ALSO: Crows; Public relations PDF IMAGES
14	June 2001 Readings/Article Dept. of corrections By Terry J. Allen SEE ALSO: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (Alaska); Arctic regions; Environmental aspects; Petroleum industry and trade; Public relations PDF IMAGES
26-27	December 2000 Readings/Article Crude awakenings SEE ALSO: Petroleum industry and trade; Public relations; Shell Oil Company PDF IMAGES
54-57	November 2000 Article The church of Morris Dees: How the Southern Poverty Law Center profits from intolerance By Ken Silverstein SEE ALSO: Career as head of Southern Poverty Law Center; Civil rights movements; Direct marketing; Dees, Morris; Public relations PDF IMAGES
26	September 2000 Readings/Article Got Milken? SEE ALSO: Capitalists and financiers; Milken, Michael; Public relations PDF IMAGES
44-45	August 2000 Article The death of the hired poem: Robert Frost, Monster.com, and the anxiety of affluence By John Jeremiah Sullivan SEE ALSO: American poetry; Public relations; Frost, Robert; “The road not taken” (Poem); Web sites PDF IMAGES
26-28	April 2000 Readings/Article Crossing the bikini line By Ingrid Newkirk and Galen Sherwin SEE ALSO: Feminism; Public relations; Sex role in advertising; Women political activists PDF IMAGES
26	September 1998 Readings/Article Melts down in your mouth SEE ALSO: Antinuclear movement; Public relations; Santa Monica PDF IMAGES
23-25	August 1998 Readings/Article God versus G.E. By John F. Welch and Patricia Daly SEE ALSO: Electric industries; Environmental aspects; General Electric; Health aspects; Pollution; Public relations PDF FREE TEXT IMAGES
20	March 1998 Readings/Article Nike's poetry slam SEE ALSO: American poetry; Nike (Firm); Public relations; Television advertising PDF IMAGES
69-76	August 1997 Article Aboard the gravy train: In Kazakhstan, the farce that is U.S. foreign aid By Matt Bivens SEE ALSO: Career in public relations; Economic assistance, American; Kazakstan; Bivens, Matt; Privatization; Public relations; United States. Agency for International Development PDF IMAGES
19	January 1997 Readings/Article In case of emergency, break phone By Paul Sturpe SEE ALSO: Aircraft accidents; Public relations PDF IMAGES
21-24	October 1996 Readings/Article The book-banning racket By Marc Herman SEE ALSO: Censorship; Public relations PDF IMAGES
26-28	July 1996 Readings/Article The anti-smoking campaign that tobacco loves By Stanton A. Glantz SEE ALSO: Antismoking movement; Public relations; Tobacco industry; Tobacco use; Youth PDF IMAGES
30	April 1996 Readings/Article The glorious struggle for market share By Oliviero Toscani SEE ALSO: Chiapas, Mexico; Clothing and dress; Correspondence; Peasant Uprising, 1994-; Public relations; Marcos, subcomandante PDF IMAGES
33	February 1996 Readings/Article Petting zoo SEE ALSO: Public relations; San Diego; Sexual behavior in animals PDF IMAGES
52-53	September 1995 Article The pedagogy of pasta sauce: Pretending to help teachers, Campbell's teaches consumerism By David Shenk SEE ALSO: Campbell Soup Company; Child consumers; Public relations; Sauces PDF IMAGES
23	April 1995 Readings/Article Genocide, with all the little extras SEE ALSO: Package tours; Public relations; United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Washington, D.C.) PDF IMAGES
16	March 1995 Readings/Article Taking aim at the youth market SEE ALSO: Firearms industry and trade; Firearms ownership; Public relations; Students as consumers PDF IMAGES
43-53	March 1995 Article A revolution, or business as usual? By William Kristol, Frank I. Luntz, Mike Murphy, James P. Pinkerton, Ralph Reed, and David Frum SEE ALSO: Clinton, Bill; Caricatures and cartoons; Leadership; 1993-; Gingrich, Newt; Public relations; Reed, Ralph; Republican Party; United States. Congress; Kristol, William PDF IMAGES
22	September 1994 Readings/Article Why Johnny can't mousse SEE ALSO: Hair preparations; High school teaching; Marketing; Public relations PDF IMAGES
17-18	June 1994 Readings/Article Plutonium's happy face By Aileen Mioko Smith (Trans.) SEE ALSO: Nuclear industry; Public relations PDF IMAGES
17	June 1994 Readings/Article My stalker, the car SEE ALSO: Public relations; Stalking PDF IMAGES
26	May 1994 Readings/Article The old new age SEE ALSO: New Age movement; Public relations PDF IMAGES
31	May 1994 Readings/Article Mr. Fix-It rocks SEE ALSO: Public relations PDF IMAGES
18	March 1994 Readings/Article Boston's reign of terror SEE ALSO: Crime; Police; Public relations PDF IMAGES
22	February 1994 Readings/Article Capitol Records goes gangsta SEE ALSO: Press releases; Public relations PDF IMAGES
6-9	June 1993 Notebook/Article Second act By Lewis H. Lapham SEE ALSO: Foreign public opinion, American; Iraq; Public opinion—United States; Public relations; Hussein, Saddam PDF IMAGES
19-22	March 1992 Readings/Article How to sell a nuclear dump SEE ALSO: Nevada; Nuclear industry; Public relations; Radioactive waste sites PDF IMAGES
14	February 1992 Readings/Article A fire sale in Oakland By Bruce Allen SEE ALSO: Buildings; Construction industry; Oakland; Oakland-Berkeley Hills Fire, 1991; Public relations; Repair and reconstruction PDF IMAGES
29-30	February 1992 Readings/Article Bubble trouble By Rocky L. Stewart SEE ALSO: Arizona; Ecology; Public relations PDF IMAGES
28-30	January 1992 Readings/Article Avoiding fumbles SEE ALSO: Football players; Interviewing in mass media; Public relations PDF IMAGES
21-28	August 1991 Readings/Article Wash, rinse, spin SEE ALSO: Environmental aspects; Public relations PDF IMAGES
12-14	April 1990 Notebook/Article Lead into gold By Lewis H. Lapham SEE ALSO: Career in Wall Street trading; Beck, Jeffrey; Public relations; Wall Street PDF IMAGES
21	April 1990 Readings/Article Just cause we say so SEE ALSO: Panama; Prisoners of war; Public relations; United States. Air Force PDF IMAGES
24-25	July 1989 Readings/Article Corporate COINTELPRO SEE ALSO: Boycotts; Public relations PDF IMAGES
47	April 1989 Article [Untitled Article] By Lewis H. Lapham SEE ALSO: Public relations; Second Advent PDF IMAGES
20-22	November 1988 Readings/Article Just say no—or else By P.H. Goldman SEE ALSO: Charitable contributions; Corporations; Drug abuse; Prevention; Public relations PDF IMAGES
24	July 1988 Readings/Article Atlanta, warts and all SEE ALSO: Atlanta; Atlanta (Ga.); Municipal government; Press coverage; Public relations PDF IMAGES
31	May 1988 Readings/Article Axis of fear By Paul Slovic SEE ALSO: Crisis management; Disaster relief; Fear; Public relations PDF IMAGES
12-21	March 1982 The fourth estate/Article For immediate release: The true story of an innocent journalist trapped inside a public relations firm By P.J. Corkery SEE ALSO: Beverly Hills; Public relations; Public relations firms PDF IMAGES
12-16	July 1964 The easy chair/Article Martyrs unlimited By Peter Ferdinand Drucker SEE ALSO: Corporate image; Public relations PDF IMAGES
16-26	April 1964 The easy chair/Article If I were a company president By Peter Ferdinand Drucker SEE ALSO: Corporations; Executives; Public relations; Sociological aspects PDF IMAGES
72-82	January 1964 Article Columbia's unorthodox seminars By Paul Goodman SEE ALSO: Career as Columbia University Seminars advocate; Columbia University; Tannenbaum, Frank; Public relations PDF IMAGES
22-24	November 1960 After hours/Article I was a flack for the wild blue yonder By Frederick Taylor SEE ALSO: Awards; Characters—Steve Canyon; Caniff, Milton Arthur; Public relations; United States. Air Force PDF IMAGES
20-26	September 1960 After hours/Article The overt persuaders By Eleanor Spencer Stone Perényi SEE ALSO: Business entertaining; Editors; Public relations PDF IMAGES
23-31	June 1957 Article Public relations: The invisible sell By Robert L. Heilbroner SEE ALSO: Public relations; Public relations firms; United Nations PDF IMAGES
81-82	September 1956 After hours/Article Grease my wheels By Agnes Allen SEE ALSO: Air travel; Public relations; Transportation PDF IMAGES
80-81	August 1956 After hours/Article Charitable choo-choo By John Fischer SEE ALSO: Business entertaining; Income tax deductions for travel and entertainment expenses; Mass media and business; Public relations PDF IMAGES
10-15	February 1955 The easy chair/Article Service in four-color gravure By Bernard Augustine De Voto SEE ALSO: Air travel; Hotels; Public relations; Transportation; Travel etiquette PDF IMAGES
97	March 1950 After hours/Article After hours By Frederick Lewis Allen SEE ALSO: Exhibitions; General Motors Corporation; Public relations; Trade shows PDF IMAGES
39-49	February 1950 Article Reputation by Sonnenberg By Croswell Bowen and George R. Clark SEE ALSO: Sonnenberg, Benjamin; Career in public relations; Public relations; Publicists; Publicity PDF IMAGES
575	June 1947 After hours/Article Anonymous egg SEE ALSO: Los Angeles; Motion picture industry; Public relations PDF IMAGES
600-602	December 1945 Personal and otherwise/Article Press agent and censor By Frederick Lewis Allen SEE ALSO: Censorship; Public relations PDF IMAGES
194-201	July 1938 Article Colleges as salesmen By Albert Britt SEE ALSO: Public relations; Recruiting PDF IMAGES
428-440	March 1938 Article Business finds its voice (Part III). By S.H. Walker and Paul Sklar SEE ALSO: Automobile industry; Business and politics; Public relations; Strikes and lockouts PDF IMAGES
317-329	February 1938 Article Business finds its voice: Part II. Motion pictures and combined efforts By S.H. Walker and Paul Sklar SEE ALSO: Industrial films; Public relations PDF IMAGES
113-123	January 1938 Article Business finds its voice ([Part I]). By S.H. Walker and Paul Sklar SEE ALSO: Industries; Public relations PDF IMAGES
204-210	January 1933 Article Why the police fail By Herbert Best SEE ALSO: Law enforcement; Police; Police misconduct; Police psychology; Public relations PDF IMAGES
365-375	February 1932 Article Playing the deep bassoons By Stanley Walker SEE ALSO: Mass media and business; Press agents; Public relations; Reporters and reporting PDF IMAGES
148-151	June 1915 Editor's easy chair/Article Editor's easy chair By William Dean Howells SEE ALSO: Class consciousness; Oratory; Public relations; Wilson, Woodrow PDF IMAGES
857-858	May 1856 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Public relations; Recruiting, enlistment, etc.; United States. Navy PDF IMAGES

Mar 2004	Percentage change between 2001 and 2002 in Saudi Arabia's PR spending in the United States : +1,700	Harper's Index Source: Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia (Washington)
Jan 2004	Number of New York Times articles about Pfc. Jessica Lynch that were written by Jayson Blair : 7	Harper's Index Source: Harper's research

May 3, 2004	U.S. forces, fearing a public relations disaster, pulled back from the city and left a new Iraqi force in charge under the command of General Jasim Muhammad Saleh, who served in the Republican Guard under Saddam Hussein. There was some confusion among American officials, however, as to whether the general was really in charge and whether he had actually served in the Republican Guard.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
April 27, 2004	A Cobra helicopter fired a missile at a mosque and knocked over its minaret.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
April 27, 2004	Iraq's Governing Council unveiled a new national flag that was immediately condemned for its strong resemblance to the flag of Israel, which features the same shade of blue.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Washington Post
March 31, 2004	Attacks on occupation forces were averaging about 26 per day, and Bell Pottinger, the British PR firm, was hired to teach Iraqis about democracy.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: International Herald Tribune
February 19, 2004	President Bush appeared on Al Hurra ("the Free One"), his new Middle East Television Network, and said that he is "the first American president to have articulated a Palestinian state."	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
January 9, 2004	President Bush was preparing to announce plans to colonize the Moon and to send astronauts to Mars, officials said, but they were vague about how he intends to pay for the scheme.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: BBC
January 4, 2004	Osama bin Laden released a new audiotape calling for Muslims to "continue the jihad."	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Associated Press
December 31, 2003	The American Meat Institute criticized the new rules.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
December 31, 2003	U.S. trade officials were trying to persuade about 30 countries that have banned American beef that there's nothing to worry about.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Associated Press
December 25, 2003	Government and other beef industry officials claimed that there were "firewalls" in place to prevent infectious prions from reaching American hamburgers; Dr. Stanley Prusiner, the Nobel laureate who discovered prions, contradicted those claims and explained that he believes the disease is already widespread in the United States. "They treat the disease as if it were an infection that you can contain by quarantining animals on farms," he said. "It's as though my work of the last 20 years did not exist."	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
December 24, 2003	Mad cow disease was discovered in the United States for the first time, in a Holstein cow that was too sick to walk but was nonetheless slaughtered and sold for meat. The mad Holstein's brain and spinal column were sent to a rendering plant somewhere, possibly to be turned into dog or chicken food; there was no word on whether the cow's blood was processed to be fed to young calves as a milk supplement. Secretary of Agriculture Ann Venemen, a former lobbyist for the beef industry, insisted that even meat from a mad cow is safe to eat, and she promised to feed beef to her family for Christmas.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Guardian, New York Times
December 5, 2003	It was revealed that George W. Bush's famous Iraqi turkey was a mere prop.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Daily Mail

31	January 1999 Readings/Art/illustration Selling the soul of liberal arts SEE ALSO: Education, Humanistic; Public relations; Robots PDF IMAGES
19	January 1998 Readings/Art/illustration Operation Death Valley SEE ALSO: Advertising, Public service; Deserts; Illegal aliens; Mexican-American Border Region; Public relations; United States. Immigration and Naturalization Service PDF IMAGES
28	January 1995 Readings/Art/illustration Put a tiger lily in your tank SEE ALSO: Gasoline; Odor; Public relations PDF IMAGES
15	September 1993 Readings/Art/illustration Good seats behind the plate SEE ALSO: Baseball; Baseball players; Buttocks; Public relations PDF IMAGES

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