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stress - utility magazine — stress – utility magazine

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too many tomatoes - wash. post — too many tomatoes – wash. post

hot food - wash. post magazine — hot food – wash. post magazine

christmas decision - trade mag — christmas decision – trade mag

power line fairy utility magazine

quiet pets -- advertisemenbt — quiet pets — advertisemenbt

Mt. Vernon - Washingtonian — Mt. Vernon – Washingtonian

NRECA - anxiety — NRECA – anxiety

The Washington Post

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rebate - utility mag — rebate – utility mag

thanksgiving travel - wash post — thanksgiving travel – wash post

utility belt - trade pub — utility belt – trade pub

girl disputes - wash. post — girl disputes – wash. post

NRECA mag

reading fun - ed magazine — reading fun – ed magazine

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New cover stories on college admissions
New cover stories from Principal
Cover Stories for energy publications
The quiet middle (ASCD)
Executive disfunction (Teenlife)
Falling into school (Washington Post)
Behavior gap (Edutopia)
Gold (Baltimore Magazine)
The end of average (Uncollege)
Does detention work (DA magazine)
You, me and the Internet (APA Monitor)
The future of learning (Uncollege)
Castro (Baltimore magazine)
The new college value calculation (NACAC Journal)
Future finders (Washington Post )
Handy (Christian Science Monitor)
Nosefinger (Washingtonian)
Wing it (Teenlife)
A bit of deception (Washington Post)
book clubbed
dog distance (Washintonian)

what editors say

Hopkins Magazine Editor' note: "Jim is one of those reporters who will ask a thousand questions of a thousand sources, then go back and ask a thousand more. (One source, Neil Grauer, said to me in the hallway that he had exchanged so many e-mails with Jim, he felt like he had written the story himself.) So I knew if anyone could track down obscure rituals in Hopkins history, Jim could."

Washington Post Magazine editor: "This is great; write some more."

Top education publication editor: "I showed the story to my editor. She loved it."

Major energy magazine editor:
"These are so great. Thanks for doing this on tight deadline."

Counseling magazine source:
"It was refreshing to read an accurate and substantive discussion of counseling methods that was...how do I say this...much more engaging than many academic/scholarly articles on the same "Hopkins

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