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• Make editorial page a place, not a product: it's time for us to work with, not just for, readers
  by Ann Grimes
• NCEW does Dallas in 2010: don't let the boots and big hair fool you—Dallas is 'a big city where people do big things'
  by Keven Ann Willey
• Don't just sit there pontificating. do something—anything!
  by Kate Riley
• Gannett's plan for engagement: still room for institutional opinion, but now reader response is immediate and interactive
  by James F. Lawrence
• Another member, Tim Swarens of the Indianapolis Star, was a runner-up in the same category with colleague RiShawn Biddle, a graduate of NCEW's 2005 Minority Writers Seminar
• Partner on a bold experiment: NCEW's pilot project aims to engage new opinion consumers
  by Eddie Roth
• Consider a new way to select NCEW's convention cities: bidders are getting harder to come by
  by Tom Waseleski
• Invite readers to your endorsement interview with streaming video: embracing transparency fosters debate
  by John Diaz
• Opinion business is changing, but NCEW is poised to help: president passes the reins
  by Neil Heinen
• Hechinger: editorial writers focus on birth to six
  by Kay Semion
• NCEW member John Diaz received the Opinion Medal from the Casey Journalism Center for Children and Families
• Thoughts on the new frontier from NCEW members: participants in the Kettering Foundation-hosted meeting reflect on the opinion page challenges
• Make open government a campaign issue in endorsements: public access crosses every race
  by Christian Trejbal
• Donald Brandt
• Emotions moved writer to take a risk: powerful poem became multi-media project
  by Brian Lewis
• Hey, NCEW, you rock! Generous members met the fundraising challenge
  by John Taylor
• Embrace a different world: find out what readers want and how they want it—and give it to them
  by J.R. Labbe
• Put on a regional conference: you'll get plenty of help from NCEW HQ and colleagues
  by Joann Crupi
• After twenty-five years with the Pharos-Tribune in Logansport, Indiana, NCEW member Dave Kitchell resigned in April to work for Purdue News Service
• Blogging: do try this at home: the perils, pitfalls, and rewards of starting your own blog
  by Dave Mastio
• Convention
• New NCEW members
• San Francisco Chronicle