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Posted Tue, Apr 3, 2:13 p.m.
Writers' Safety -They don't cover that @ UW: Wow, I actually never considered that while I took classes from UW's School of Communication and we had guest speakers come in to class, even though as a teen, I had to take out a protection order against an ex. That has ...
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Email Never Dies: Okay, with all the email chains floating around before Schultz's V-Day email snaffu, hadn't the Starbuck's Exec heard "email never dies?" Maybe nextime, he'll read his memo over before hitting "send." It's just good email ettiquette. Siegl can't be too happy that his orginal vision of the ...
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