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Articles in Fall 2003 issue of Communication Studies

• Publishing peccadilloes and idioms of disposition: Views from the habitus of scholarly adolescence
  by Gunn, Joshua
• Originality, conversation and reviewing rhetorical criticism
  by Berkowitz, Sandra J
• Double binds in publishing rhetorical studies
  by Brummett, Barry
• An essay on publishing standards for rhetorical criticism
  by Hunt, Steven B
• Special section: What constitutes publishable rhetorical scholarship
  by Allen, Mike
• A quest for Cinergy: The war metaphor and the construction of identity
  by Boyd, Josh
• What is "good criticism"? A conversation in progress
  by Palczewski, Catherine Helen
• Examining the persuasive effect of statistical messages: A test of mediating relationships
  by Lindsey, Lisa L Massi; Yun, Kimo Ah
• Responses to changes in relational uncertainty within dating relationships: Emotions and communication strategies
  by Knobloch, Leanne K; Solomon, Denise Haunani
• Continuing the conversation on "what constitutes publishable rhetorical criticism?": A response
  by Jordan, John W; Olson, Kathryn M; Goldzwig, Steven R
• Advocating for controversial issues: The effect of activism on compliance-gaining strategy likelihood of use
  by Cameron, Kenzie A; Campo, Shelly; Brossard, Dominique
• Sex and sex-composition differences and similarities in peer workplace friendship development
  by Sias, Patricia M; Smith, Guy; Avdeyeva, Tatyana
• Evaluation fidelity: An examination of criterion-based assessment and rater training in the speech communication classroom
  by Stitt, Jennifer K; Simonds, Cheri J; Hunt, Stephen K