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Articles in Fall 2004 issue of Public Relations Quarterly

• Trivial Pursuit in the '04 Campaign: Simple, Issue-free and Happy to Stay That Way
  by Lordan, Edward J
• Eight Words You Can't Say in a Press Release, The
  by Obston, Andrea
• Segmenting Social Classes: The Middle Class
  by Morton, Linda P
• Start-up's Dilemma: Competing Effectively With Cash-Rich Rivals, The
  by Solis, Brian
• Crafting Key Messages and Talking Points - or Grounding Them In What Research Tells Us
  by Pratt, Cornelius B
• A rose by any other name...
• Trade Show PR...It's Time To Focus on Goals, Substance, Results
  by Marken, G A "Andy"
• Why Bosses Don't Listen to Public Relations Counsel (Even When It Matters)
  by Lukaszewski, James E
• One Liners
  by Brody, E W "Bill"
• In and About This Issue
  by Hudson, Howard Penn
• One That Got Away, The
• Hidden In Plain Sight: Assessing the Challenges of a Leadership Change
  by Signorovitch, Dennis J
• Sponsorship: What's in it for you?
  by Levy, Ronald N
• Minot, North Dakota's Anhydrous Ammonia Spill: A Case of Learning about Information Acquisition
  by Beebe, Bethany L
• Study Shows Mix of Personal, Professional Patterns Combine to Signal Likely Success in PR Profession
  by Heyman, William C
• A Retrospective: Where's the Psychic Income? Of Myths, Mores and Myopia
  by Budd, John F Jr
• "A Hell of a Shock" When a Jesuit University Faces A Presidential Sex Allegation
  by Murphree, Vanessa; Rogers, Cathy