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Articles in May, 2003 issue of Business Record (Des Moines)

• Mescher's M.B.A. degree was the key to a career in finance: Iowa State University offers options for working students. (Higher Learning)
  by Erin Kiley
• Focus on: 2003 Lincoln Aviator
  by Tom Sacco
• Court Avenue plans unfold: second of two articles about the revitalization of the Court Avenue Historic District. (Business Front)
  by Michael Swanger
• Plans emerge for Court Avenue projects.
  by Michael Swanger
• CFI of Iowa cares for kids. (Non-Profit)
• Party at Summerfest or relax in an Ankeny day spa. (Affiliate Report)
  by Janet Freel
• Polk County Bank turns 100. (Cover Story)
  by Michael Lovell
• Regency Homes Nitefall on the River. (Q&A).
• Hospital streamlines clinics, steers patients to physicians. (Business Front).
  by Beth Dalbey
• Iowa regents' universities team to offer dual degrees: partnership between UI's Tippie School and ISU's College of Engineering unique in the United States. (M.B.A.s & Continuing Education).
  by Beth Dalbey
• Fear of Americana. (OP-ED).
  by Beth Dalbey
• Devlin develops and markets for Hirsh. (Up & Comer)
  by Erin Kiley
• Tourists go with the flow. (Cover Story)
  by Michael Swanger
• Iowa's a destination for leisure travel. (Opinion).
  by Nancy Landees
• There's lots to see during a day trip in Iowa. (Travel & Tourism)
  by Mindy Marks
• Q&A
• The business calendar--June, 2003
• Cover. Cameras ready for Focus Your View. (New View)
• On the road to success: together, students navigate Des Moines' first Executive M.B.A
  by Michael Lovell
• Capitol Lofts development moves forward: lofts now available following construction delays.
  by Michael Swanger
• Principal plays host it Chinese ambassador. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• Reinvent government, but wisely. (Our View)
• Principal and Wall Street
  by Michael Lovell
• Slot-maker no sure bet, so cash out. (Money).
• BPC promotes three; tests book of lists software
• Endow Iowa makes a promise to the state. (Opinion).
  by Johnny Danos
• Wagner cuts corporate heads: Executive Forum combines modern salon services with barbershop charm. (Executive Style: Cutting Edge)
  by Erin Kiley
• Convention and Visitors Bureau of Greater Des Moines. (Q & A).
• Living History Farms connects Americans with their food source: open-air agricultural museum regarded as one of the world's best.
  by Beth Dalbey
• Espresso Dates joins couples over cups of joe: Jill Owens opens Des Moines dating service. (Executive Style: Hot Date).
  by Erin Kiley
• The value of creative partnerships. (Our View).
• Member spotlight: Iowa Genealogical Society; the Iowa Genealogical Society's move to 628 E. Grand will create a research "destination". (New View)
• Developers discuss plans for 'urban people place'
  by Michael Swanger
• Wheel People Profile: Tim Ellett, Nissan of Ames.
  by Tom Sacco
• Gilliland promotes a pro-business stance. (Up & Comer)
• Meredith profits jump on ad sales growth: publishing group has been building partnerships with supermarkets and drugstores to attract advertisers
  by Michael Lovell
• Words matter. (Op-Ed)
  by Beth Dalbey
• West Bancorp first-quarter profits rise 6.1 percent. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• Jerry Kluver is Des Moines' gardening guru: his television appearances bring customers from far and wide. (Executive Style: Green Thumb)
  by Erin Kiley
• Hill develops long-distance learning. (60 Seconds)
• Carver grant. (Whispers & Proclamations)
• The case for regional services. (Our View).
• QCR Holdings Inc. (The Bottom Line)
• Philanthropy 101
  by Johnny Danos
• Deerfield's success sparks demand for additional townhomes. (Advertisment)
• Writing better law: Des Moines attorney Marc Ward is helping craft a uniform law on limited liability corporations
  by Beth Dalbey
• Menace in search of a home. (Business Front)
  by Michael Swanger
• Winefest answers businesses' quality-of-life concerns. (Business Front)
  by Beth Dalbey
• No winners in Eustachy-ISU PR fight. (Opinion).
  by Al Setka
• Q&A.
• A return to travel: Des Moines travel agents muse on industry trends. (Issues Affecting Des Moines' Business).
  by Erin Kiley
• Rockwell Collins Inc. (The Bottom Line)
• Medicare reform must not limit access to arthritis treatment drugs: Rheumatoid arthritis patients frequently receive medicare benefits. (Opinion).
  by Richard Barrett
• Business leaders envision metro area's future
  by Beth Dalbey
• Vacation at home. (Our View).
• $3.8 million for Iowa in settlement: small investors will have to fight for restitution. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• History won't be destroyed: Science Center board OKs voluntary archaeological oversight
  by Beth Dalbey
• Christian school expands education facilities. (Non-Profit)
• Jackson strikes balance at Wellmark. (Up & Comer)
  by Erin Kiley
• Investment campaign builds on success. (New View)
  by Steve Zumbach
• Justice decision on hospital leaves uncertainly. (OP-ED).
  by Mike Lovell
• FBL Financial Group Inc. (The Bottom Line)
• EDG announces change in leadership: president and founding partner to retain a stake in the firm; to relinquish day-to-day responsibilities. (Business Front)
• 'Hogs' will race to fairgrounds during Pork Expo. (Whispers & Proclamations)
• Designing dividends: landscape architects play an integral role to help design and market Iowa. (Cover Story).
  by Michael Swanger
• Plummer opens law office in Des Moines. (Up & Comer)
  by Kerry Plummer
• Planning for the future
  by Johnny Danos
• Gamble promoted. (Business Front)
  by Michael Swanger
• Struggling family farm evolves into Picket Fence Creamery
  by Erin Kiley
• Valley Bank expands its Central Iowa presence. (Launch)
• Civic Center to offer ticketFast service: online option allows ticket buyers to print tickets on their home computer. (Business Front)
  by Michael Swanger
• Birchwood Crossing is built for business. (Real Estate)
• Another hurtful tax. (Op-Ed).
  by Michael Lovell
• Seeing DSM in London. (Op-Ed).
  by Michael Lovell
• Valley Junction's Three Dog sold. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• Clear Channel Communications Inc. (The Bottom Line)