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Articles in June-July, 2003 issue of Communication World

• Penetrating barriers: communicating clearly in the international organization
  by Keith S. Collins
• Global perspectives: tell us about a recent best practice that got results for your organization
• Ya Gotta proofread…ya gotta listen; don't launch your mortar at the foe
  by Alden Wood
• Gold Quill 2003 Awards: of 1,052 entries from 21 countries, 39 received awards of Excellence and 63 recieved awards of Merit. Congratulations to the winners!
• Letters
• Symbols speak: using abstraction to make effective photos of buildings
  by Philip N. Douglis
• From the editor
• Do ethical communicators finish first? Walking the straight and narrow information path
  by Robert L. Dilenschneider
• Events
• Arab women speak out to create an environment for self-empowerment
  by Bushra Jabre
• 'Pyramids Are Tombs' denounces traditional corporate structure
  by Naomi Mandelstein
• IABC selects 2003 award recipients
• Sierra's theory of communicativity: calculating the value of organizational communication through cost effort and perception
  by Lorenzo Sierra
• Connecting intangible assets to the bottom line
  by Tamara L. Gillis
• Personality
  by George Bowering
• Agilent CEO named 2003 Excel award winner
• Meet IABC's 2003-2004 board members share in sights into communication challenges and predictions for the profession