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Columnists

Upton: Gradually going green makes sense
Going green doesn’t happen overnight.
May 15, 2008
Riddell: Funnel or pipe — you decide Entrepreneurship
“It’s not the cost of the sales you get; it’s the cost of the sales you don’t get.”
May 13, 2008
Kennedy: Tips for succeeding in college
I received an e-mail several weeks ago from a proud mother.
May 11, 2008
Griscom: Budget battle politics
Gov. Phil Bredesen must have felt like the Bill Murray character in “Goundhog Day.”
May 11, 2008
Consumer Watch: Bumping rule doubles traveler’s compensation
Doesn’t an airline have to compensate me if it deliberately overbooks and my connecting flight leaves without me? I’m really angry that I missed an important meeting last week.
May 10, 2008
Cleaveland: Mother's Day emphasizes parenting
Despite the commercialization, Mother’s Day provides a time for the nation to pay tribute to moms.
May 8, 2008
Riddell: Day's gloom masks great reasons to start firm now
In discussing the status of their business plans with operational timelines, it is not uncommon for many entrepreneurs to voice their concerns over “the right time” to launch their great adventure.
May 6, 2008
Kennedy: This'll do till a mess gets here
The IRS dropped $1,800 into my checking account last week, my family’s share of the economic stimulus rebate.
May 4, 2008
Griscom: Creeping exceptions on records
Providing a clear view of the actions of government should fall into a category of “without exception.”
May 4, 2008
Consumer Watch: Never view a timeshare purchase as an 'investment'
My husband and I just returned from a nice 2-day weekend, paid for by a timeshare corporation.
May 3, 2008
Courter: Honors and releases continue for Impressions
It’s been a pretty good couple of weeks for The Impressions.
May 2, 2008
Phillips: Paying tribute to the tributers
Chattanooga may not play host to big-name acts as often as we might like, but in Scenic City, we have ways of getting around that: tribute bands.
May 2, 2008
Upton: Paying the price for lateness
I must sound the alarm on myself. We’re almost halfway through 2008, and I have barely made progress on my New Year’s resolution to banish chronic tardiness from my life forever.
May 1, 2008
Riddell: Board of advisers Entrepreneurship
Successful entrepreneurs almost unanimously attest to the value of a good set of advisers. Whether it is a formal board or an informal group, these entrepreneurs know only too well that historical perspectives and opinions have an important role to play in their decision processes.
April 29, 2008
Griscom: New tack but same standard
Age is counted in many ways. For newspaper readers, the measure of being older would be recalling the days of multiple newspapers in midsize and larger cities.
April 27, 2008
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Local/Region

Chattanooga: "Mike Mike," "Timbo" case goes to jury
A sequestered jury resumes deliberations this morning in the case of two young men accused of carrying out a gang retaliation killing.

Politics

Tennessee lawmakers looking for rain, not layoffs
NASHVILLE — Democratic Gov. Phil Bredesen’s proposed voluntary buyout for 2,011 state employees had House members of the governor’s own party divided Thursday with some voicing concern about being pushed to act with many of the details still unknown.

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