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Articles in Oct 21, 2005 issue of Colorado Springs Business Journal

• Oct. 31 deadline for Executive Women International scholarship
  by CSBJ Staff
• Morley Companies Family Development wraps county in new
  by Becky Hurley
• Commentary: Righting a resume? Don't write a wrong
  by Mike Boyd
• Discounted shopping for prescription drugs
  by Marylou Doehrman
• Holiday shipping costs causing retail changes
  by Amy Gillentine
• Go Red for Women Education Day held on Oct. 14
  by CSBJ Staff
• Pilots' 'truck stop' east of Colorado Springs fuels economic
  by Rob Larimer
• New owners, the same feel at Colorado Springs martini bar, 15C
  by Rob Larimer
• Commentary: Everyone responsible for ensuring change
  by Lon Matejczyk
• Cukjati wins national award for Junior Achievement campaign
  by CSBJ Staff
• Growth expected in Colorado regardless of vote
  by Rob Larimer
• Five Colorado Springs firms make D&T 'Fast 50' list
  by Marylou Doehrman
• Morley Companies developments take shape for future
  by Becky Hurley
• Colorado Springs receives Take Pride in America award
  by CSBJ Staff
• Owner of CreekStone Homes spent a decade building success
  by Staff Report
• Deferment relief sought for disaster's borrowers
  by CSBJ Staff
• Colorado Springs Real Estate Briefs: October 21, 2005
  by Becky Hurley
• World's largest embroidery franchise opens in Springs
  by CSBJ Staff
• Colorado Springs Financial Briefs: October 21, 2005
  by Rob Larimer
• Eight groups receive grants from Myron Stratton Home
  by CSBJ Staff
• Colorado Springs Medical Briefs: October 21, 2005
  by Marylou Doehrman