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Articles in November, 2002 issue of Writing!

• Essential or nonessential? The comma question. (Troubleshooters).
  by Jenkins, Diana R.
• Post-election analysis: the just-passed general election provides many opportunities for writing. (Write Time).
  by Lenhoff, Alan
• "Paint a picture for the reader": a conversation with Louis Sachar. (Special Feature).(author of Holes)(Interview)
  by Davis, Kate
• Battling child labor: how to use the power of research: research took Craig Kielburger into the brutal world of modern-day child labor. It also inspired him--and others--to do something about this tragic practice. (Focus)(Cover Story).
  by Gourley, Catherine
• "At last I am growing taller": Voices of the Rugmark Children: children and teens rescued from a life of child labor by an outstanding human-rights organization share their experiences. (Reading-Writing Link).(Excerpt)
  by Roberts-Davis, Tanya
• Tell a story in time: create a time line: here's how to use your research and writing skills to create a time line about child labor. (Writer's Portfolio).
  by Gourley, Catherine
• Was Charles Dickens David Copperfield? Authors, characters, and real life: Charles Dickens used real-life people and experiences to create unforgettable characters. (Author's Craft).
  by Geller, Conrad
• Climb the research ladder: here's how to plan a research paper based on questions you want to answer. (Trends).
  by Gourley, Catherine
• Set the right tone: formal and informal writing. (Power of Words).
  by Orr, Tamra