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Articles in May-June, 2005 issue of Cruise Travel

• Pleasant memories of Regal Empress
  by Richard A. Hickok
• What were they thinking?
  by Curtis G. Rand
• More dynamic NCL hull art
• MSC cruises: rapidly rising European line makes waves in North American waters
  by Charles Doherty
• Baja California: Holland America line's exploration into the Sea of Cortez
• New gratuity guidelines fine with me
  by Cecilia Davitt Thomas
• Crystal debuts exclusive wines
• Adults-only a viable cruise option
  by Graham J. Frank
• Ashore on a shoestring: economical tips for pioneering passengers in the inside passage
  by M.T. Schwartzman
• Another place with good ship models
  by Marvin Jensen
• Oceania: great cruise/great value
  by Mary Manelia
• Sailing the Great Lakes: exploring the world's largest freshwater basin aboard Hapag-Lloyd's Columbus
  by Theodore W. Scull
• Adding our two cents on tipping
  by Ron Dow
• NCV expands Antarctic program
• Tempests in the tropics
  by M.T. Schwartzman
• Fond memories of Olympia
  by Anthony Mangano
• New York/Caribbean express: cruising a carnival "Fun Ship" from Manhattan Island to the Virgin Islands
  by Randy Mink
• Carnival Corporate U. launched
• Dubrovnik: cultural cradle of the Adriatic
  by Jim Kerr
• NY/Caribbean Princess Cruises
• RCCL orders third freedom ship
• Editor adrift in a pod
  by Lou Erlich
• Prince Rupert: increasingly popular Canadian Inside Passage port
  by Joy Lawrance
• HAL sets sail down under
• Dropping a dime on tipping policies
  by Charles Wheeler
• Caribbean princess: largest "love boat" in Princess Cruises' Grand Class is specially built for Caribbean cruising
  by Theodore W. Scull
• Pepin hosts culinary cruise