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Articles in July-August, 2005 issue of Cruise Travel

• A sawbuck of her thoughts
  by Leslie N. Herschler
• Empress of the Seas: RCI's "small" ship has been reinvented and renamed to take a proud place beside her bigger fleetmates
  by Glen Petrie
• Why I still choose to cruise
  by Marty Leshner
• Whither the Norway?
  by Charles H. Dubose, Sr.
• Children can be fun
  by Marvin Jensen
• Eastern Mediterranean: sailing "Italian Style" to the Greek Isles and beyond with Costa Cruise Lines
  by Jim Kerr
• Getting a load off
  by Eric Baxter
• Oslo: Norway's capital playground is in harmony with the land and sea
  by Theodore W. Scull
• New Glacier Bay river route
• Tough traffic in the big easy
  by William Hoversten
• NCL America[SM] Freestyle Cruising[SM]: U.S.-flag brand marks first anniversary with a brand-new ship
  by M.T. Schwartzman
• Cruise calendar: summer/fall 2005
• Refit/refurb/rebuild: renovations are all the rage as lines reshape their ships for the 21st century
  by M.T. Schwartzman
• Chankanaab National Park: capture Cozumel in a nutshell at this vibrant attraction
  by Max Hunn
• Well, it is the last frontier
  by James A. Lessly
• Sizing up the Big Apple market
  by Romy Truscelli
• Silversea adds butler service
• Buenos Aires: through good times and bad, Argentina's beautiful capital cruises along to a lively tango beat
  by Glen Petrie
• Crystal's Mexican Riviera season
• A parimutuel parable
  by Alan Strauss
• Regal Princess transferred
• Grounded in reality
  by Ed O'Meally
• Carnival to return to Europe
• We second that opinion
  by Ed Wiscott
• MSC adds new Dominican calls